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Monday, February 6th: Joy Askew - With an impressive resume featuring singing stints with the likes of Peter Gabriel, Joe Jackson, Laurie Anderson, and Sufjan Stevens, Joy Askew is still a relative unknown as a songwriter. Joy's fourth album of originals called "Drunk On You," playfully touches on themes dear to the heart of Occupy-Wall-Streeters, of social justice, and she even throws in a few creative love songs. Joy Askew brings her band in for a live set.
Monday February 13th: The Loom - Brooklyn-based folk-rockers The Loom named their newest album "Teeth" in honor of the physical part of you that outlasts you the longest. It's maybe a statement about legacies, and how people strive to find joy, despite life's setbacks, that will outlast their physicality. The Loom conduct their musical search with intricate percussive moments in psyche-folk infused tunes. The Loom plays live on Irene's show.
If you missed a program, or just want to hear one over again, Irene's archived shows are available through her
playlist pages.
It's radio to make your mind purr.
If you missed a program, or just want to hear one over again, Irene's archived shows are available through her playlist pages.
It's radio to make your mind purr.
Recommended Listening: Some of my favorite
artists/records.
WJSV, my humble origin.
Happy Day: A picture of Irene Trudel for the curious
and her favorite links.
Feline Overindulgence Page: For cat people who walk among us.
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Recommended Listening: Some of my favorite
artists/records.
WJSV, my humble origin.
Happy Day: A picture of Irene Trudel for the curious and her favorite links.
Feline Overindulgence Page: For cat people who walk among us.
back to WFMU's Homepage
Back to top
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