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kutx.org | Ryan Wen
SoundfounderEpisode #290 // May 7th, 2025Flying LotusSong: Zodiac ShitAlbum: Cosmogramma2010Flying Lotus feat. ThundercatSong: MmmHmmAlbum: Cosmogramma2010Flying Lotus feat. Them YorkeSong: Drips//Auntie’s HarpAlbum: Cosmogramma2010Flying Lotus feat.
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kutx.org | Ryan Wen
By Jason Mellard from the Center for Texas Music History at Texas State University. On May 6, 1948, vocalist and choir director Elizabeth Coleman performed the gospel standard “Climbing Jacob’s Ladder” for an audience with Mary McLeod Bethune, the leading Florida educator and civil rights activist who founded Bethune-Cookman College. As a young woman, Elizabeth Coleman had worked as a nurse in Muscle Shoals and Galveston and sang in the church.
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kutx.org | Ryan Wen
Every Sunday evening from 7PM to 9PM, Horizontes explores the musical horizons of Latin America starting in Brazil and continuing through South America and up through the countries on the Caribbean. Horizontes explores the musical “horizons” of Latin America and beyond on KUTX 98.9 Austin every Sunday 7-9pm.
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kutx.org | Ryan Wen
The Groove Temple is an exploration of the Black side of Electronic Music/the Electronic side of Black Music and everything in between. From Deep House to US Garage to Broken Beat to Tech House to Afro House, please join us every Friday 11 pm -12 am (CST). DJ Shani has been playing electronic music for 25 years.
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kutx.org | Ryan Wen
Each week on Sunday Morning Jazz join Jay Trachtenberg and explore the soulful, spiritual, and often soothing sounds that extend from the music’s New Orleans roots to the most contemporary electronic fusions, Louis Armstrong to Robert Glasper, and everything in between. Timeless classics and exciting new sounds, familiar jazz legends, and the legends of tomorrow. Sunday Morning JazzMay 4th, 2025 Support KUTX’s ability to bring you closer to the music.
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kutx.org | Ryan Wen
Welcome to The Breaks -The award-winning, #1 Hip-Hop Show in Austin, Texas! Where hosts Confucius and Fresh talk all things hip-hop–Texas hip-hop, hip hop news, hip-hop history–they cover it all. Both men were born and raised in Austin, Texas and want to let the world know about the city’s vibrant hip-hop and R&B scenes. They also want to give people a window into their own lived experience in the Live Music Capital of the World.
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kutx.org | Ryan Wen
For over fifteen years Spare the Rock, Spoil the Child has been providing the soundtrack to thousands of childhoods around the country. The show plays “indie music for indie kids,” including the best of music aimed at kids like Dan Zanes, Moona Luna, Lunch Money, Caspar Babypants, and They Might Be Giants, right along side kid-friendly tracks from the likes of The Ramones, Ella Fitzgerald, Brian Eno, Andrew Bird, Fishbone, and more. One thing it’s not is your typical kids’ programming.
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kutx.org | Ryan Wen
Host Jeff McCord dives deep into the week’s bext new music, mixed in with musical milestones and a classic album tribute! This week, new music from Stereolab, William “Bootsy” Collins, Fontaines D.C., Fly Anakin, Mess Esque, Car Seat Headrest, Shinyribs, Goon, Arcade Fire, Model/Actriz, Maria Somerville, Squid, Luke Stewart, Viagra Boys, Yeule, James McMurtry, Emma-Jean Thackray, Little Mazarn, Jenny Hval and many more, plus lots of musical milestones and a classic The undertones album...
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kutx.org | Ryan Wen
SoundfounderEpisode #289 // April 30th, 2025UNKLE (Prod. By DJ Shadow)Song: UNKLE Main ThemeAlbum: Psyence Fiction1998PhotaySong: Airlock (Air Tight Mix)2025TortoiseSong: Oganesson2025Geoff BSong: Eraserhead feat.
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kutx.org | Ryan Wen
By Jason Mellard from the Center for Texas Music History at Texas State University. The month of May marks the 20-year anniversary of End of an Ear Records, one of Austin’s longest-standing and most musically experimental record stores. Co-owners Dan Plunkett and Blake Carlisle opened the store’s first location on South First Street in 2005 and later relocated to its current home on Clawson at Ben White.
