Openair Sessions

"Making lemonade out of lemons" German duo Milky Chance talks working through the pandemic creating new tunes and fine tuning old ones.

For the first Live Session in nearly two years, British singer Beabadoobee plays three acoustic songs spanning her discography.

Fires, coronavirus, and the chaotic year of 2020 isn't stopping Bob Mould from speaking his truth on LP "Blue Hearts".

Up and coming artist Anjimile's first LP focuses on the queer experience and self-discovery.

"It's a scary thing to question what you're doing," Deep Sea Diver frontwoman Jessica Dobson talks re-discovery ahead of new album.

Singer-songwriter Laura Veirs talks grieving and healing on new LP "My Echo".

Indigenous folk singer Samantha Crain talks about the release of her sixth LP "A Small Death".

Soulful singer Lianne La Havas talks about her new self-titled album.

Katie Crutchfield taps into her country roots and getting sober on her fifth Waxahatchee album, “Saint Cloud.” We caught up with Crutchfield from her home in St. Louis about re-discovering her voice and creating a brighter album than those past. Listen to the full interview above.

On Air Host Bruce Trujillo interviews Laura Marling and breaks down themes in her newest LP "Song for Our Daughter"

Down Time performs singles off their new LP "Hurts Being Alive" in Live Sessions.

Colorado Springs hip-hop group, The Reminders, stuns in studio performance.

Denver's Ramakhandra breaks down their indescribable sound during interview with Host Bruce Trujillo.

Denver supergroup The Grand Alliance perform new songs for Live Sessions.

Denver band The Still Tide visits the performance studio fresh off the release of debut album "Between Skies."

Denver folk-pop singer Joel Ansett talks breaking out of his comfort zone on the new album A Place I Knew Before and being inspired by the indie folk bands of the Northwest.

The folk-soul duo Overcoats, comprised of JJ Mitchell and Hana Elion, have experienced plenty in the three years since their debut release, and all of that struggle and wisdom has found its way into their new crop of songs.

Colfax Speed Queen is ready to make 2020 their year filled with new music and a ton of live performances.

Angel Olsen has had a spectacular 2019. Her new album All Mirrors has made it to several "Best of" lists. " The entire album is chock full of vulnerable moments and dramatic storytelling: "Was I becoming what I had to be? Was that the truth I was supposed to see?" Olsen questions on track "Summer". All Mirrors tackles feelings of hopefulness, loneliness, and love lost and found again.

After a relocation from Ecuador to Denver a year ago, Neoma has performed at the Underground Music Showcase and captivated audiences all over the city. Hypnotic doesn't begin to describe Neoma's sound -- soothing synths, simplistic beats, and angelic voice of frontwoman Carla Huiracocha.