Happy halloween, ghouls and fools!
This Halloween, your Music Directors here at KCSB (Yousef & Finnegan) have decided to give you a bag of treats in the form of a *spooky* HALLOWEEN PLAYLIST!
In this eclectic mix of songs, prepare to entrance yourself with sounds that are sure…
In this installment of KCSB's Artists Playlist Series, the New York-based artist, Ntu, curates a playlist that channels the idea of "the happening": the feeling that music was recorded in a real place and time, as opposed to a vacuum.
Photo Credit: Saint…
In the first installment of KCSB's Artists Playlist Series, we present a playlist curated by the Los Angeles-based band Alms!
About Alms :
Alms was started in 2017 by Roman Zangari as a recording outlet for songs he had written while attending college…
It seems we've almost reached the end of one of the craziest summers in history. Here at the ~temporarily virtual~ station, we've cooked up a playlist to commemorate this last month.
KCSB's Executive Committee was asked to contribute a few songs they've been listening…
happy valentines from dj dolce n lilsp000k! we share this with you in hopes you can share this with those YOU love
Enjoy this month's Spotify playlist, featuring the first songs played by the DJ's of the multiple new shows from our Winter 2020 schedule! Congratulations to all who made it onto FM! Artwork by Mauricio Collado, KCSB Publicity Ambassador. Listen to the playlist…
Written by Nicoletta Browne of Hardly Strictly Americana, SATURDAYS 12-4pm
It’s time for our last new programming schedule of 2019. How’s the Americana (and Hardly Strictly Americana) of 2019 been so far? It’s been pretty great, and here’s some songs to get started with…
Friday night, May 10th, KCSB-FM is bringing OSHUN, Jaji Preme, and Jupiter Black to the KCSB Courtyard! For those of you who aren't as familiar with the artists, we've put together an intro playlist with some tracks we love and think you will…
King Oliver & His Dixie Syncopators – Doctor Jazz
Joe “King” Oliver was born on May 11, 1885 in New Orleans. “Doctor Jazz” was recorded in 1926, (issued by the Crates Digger Music Group on a compilation entitled, “Showboat Shuffle”), and is an excellent…
Compositions of multiplicities and contradictions.
