NPR's Scott Simon speaks to Canadian singer/songwriter Julianna Riolino about her new solo, self-released album, "Echo in the Dust." ...

The 11-song collection features tracks from the 78-year-old Hot Springs native’s expansive songwriting career with a few new ones and, for good measure, a cover of a beloved classic.

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Whenever I’m wrong about something or when someone doesn’t understand what I’m saying, the shame and embarrassment that wash over me are unnecessarily intense. It almost makes me feel worse to realize ...

New Orleans band Sally Baby's Silver Dollars started 2026 with a trip to NPR in Washington, D.C., to record a Tiny Desk concert. After starting out with weekly shows at BJ's Lounge and a word-of-mouth ...

After drummer Neil Peart died in 2020, many thought the Canadian prog legends would never reform. As they book a mammoth global tour, Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson explain how their lifelong bond drew th ...

The affable Swede on how he got his big break in Six Feet Under, the amps that make him feel “terrible” about his playing, and how he found YouTube success by being himself. As for Solar Guitars? Why ...

On their fifth studio album together, Philadelphia group Nothing dive into frontman Domenic Palermo's struggles with grief, ...

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Living in New York City means walking everywhere. On a typical day, I'll clock one to two miles just from walking my dog, running errands, and commuting to and from the train. For most people here, ...