DJ Riddle makes his return back to The Vibe after a two week hiatus. Expect new music from Rick Ross, Schoolboy Q, Pharrell and a mourning of hip-hop legends The Notorious BIG and Baatin. Make your request at 517-884-8989 or on Twitter at @WDBM! Follow along with the playlist all night below:
Welcome Back – Mase
Move That Doh – Future ft. Pusha T, and Pharrell
Studio – ScHoolboy Q
Michigan State University President Lou Anna K. Simon and Spartans Athletic Director Mark Hollis talk with Spartans head football coach Mark Dantonio and MSU’s vice president for governmental affairs Mark Burnham. Scott Westerman, too, on Effecting Change. Read More…
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Tonight on The Basement we heard from a couple of bands including 2 high school outfits Buddy and Bike and Cicades. Along with local staples Dizzy Dearest both talking about upcoming shows at Macs Bar.
Heres the playlist from tonight’s show:
The new video from the trio of sisters is here, and it is our Jam of the Day today!
Today’s Jam of the Day is a new single from the Black Lips. Their new album Underneath the Rainbow is slated to drop this month.
Maybe you’re on the beach blowing bubbles like Buffalo Springfield, or maybe you’re just groovin’ at home – either way hopefully you are having a great spring break! Flashback tonight was all about good times with peace, love, and killer music as Chelbucket journeyed back to the 60′s. Check out the totally groovy set right here:
Come Together – The Beatles
Don’t Bring Me Down – The Animals
She’s Not There – The Zombies
Along Comes Mary – The Association
10pm
Annihilator – (Crystal Ann) Alison Hell
Every Time I Die – Floater
Judas Priest – White Heat, Red Hot
Joe Hertler & The Rainbow Seekers are at SXSW in Austin, Texas this year! To celebrate our local friends’ fantastic voyage to the annual music festival next week, we’ve prepared a special SXSW cut of our Spartan Session for their song “Future Talk.” Be on the lookout for our Director’s Cut of the video which will premiere Monday 3/11, officially kicking off the week of music in Austin, in addition to other SXSW related content right here on impact89fm.org.
Perhaps it was after digital media became so widespread, or maybe it was the internet, or it could be a change in music sub-culture itself, but whatever the reason genres seem to have taken on a wholly new entity. Their original use as a categorizer seems moot now, instead replaced with arguments on the subtle differences between subgenres. Go look at any music video on youtube and you’ll fine approximate comments like this: “This band is clearly glitch-hop whereas that is dubstep;” “These guys are totally melodic death metal, how can you even say this is metalcore?”
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Annie Clark is the picture of perfection: she’s adorable, talented, and just the right amount of unpredictable. In this fourth solo-album, her performance and her art form are taken to a whole another level. Her album alone strings words and ideas together that sentences and essays could not convey to the masses. Her multiple talents shine in every single track as her voice sweeps you away and rocks your body ever so slightly into this captivating vortex that is St. Vincent.
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