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The Urban Ministry hit the streets at 6 this evening to count the number of homeless people in Charlotte. Ron Hood is one of the homeless residents who…

The Urban Ministry hit the streets at 6 this evening to count the number of homeless people in Charlotte. Ron Hood is one of the homeless residents who…

Marc Richter's music curves in multiple planes. Fittingly, the surreal and oddly moving video for "Hands" does the same.

The best-selling, Grammy-festooned rock band performs a song from its new album, Wilder Mind.

Bring a nice camera if you're going to Iceland. That's the setting for this gorgeously shot video, which shimmers quietly on dark highways amid endless skies and snowcapped mountains.

See the Minneapolis-based noise-rock band's unforgettable set from the 9:30 Club in Washington, D.C.

Matrimony are a true family band, as their name would suggest. In this performance, they combine their many influences and play songs from their upcoming album Montibello Drive.

The young man once known as Archy Marshall and Zoo Kid visits KCRW's Morning Becomes Eclectic to make his U.S. radio debut. Watch King Krule perform "Baby Blue" from his debut album.

Now available in full after a snippet had TikTok in a chokehold for the past month, "Telepath" reveals a matured, synth-heavy sound for the once plaintive popstar.

In just a few years, Daniel Mueller-Schott, 28, has succeeded in establishing himself as one of the most in-demand cellists in the world. The musician performs a bit of Bach in NPR's Studio 4A.

The duo, known for its polished electropop, is in a minimal and abstract mode on this new single.

At turns both spoken and sung, the song revives a Weird Old America standby.

What can this political moment tell us about the future of the country?

The vocalist got her start singing with Earl Hines and recorded with Clifford Brown. On this 1995 session, Merrill is joined by Marian McPartland for duets on "Home on the Range" and "Don't Explain."

This four-time Tiny Desk Contest entrant's video for "Heaven" looks as gorgeous as it sounds.

So far, election-denying candidates have performed slightly worse than expected.

Shauf mines the immediacy and intimacy of a telephone call in this yearning ode to communication.

The San Jose emo band punctuates every damning self-reflection with a hook to remember.

After two strikes, how are things going in the entertainment industry?

Raj Chetty will discuss his latest research on social capital and economic mobility, and then discuss his findings and their implications with WFAE's Ely Portillo.