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Talkhouse Weekend Playlist: Some Recommendations for this Juneteenth from Amo Amo

June 19, 2020

June 19, 2020

Talkhouse Weekend Playlist: Some Recommendations for this Juneteenth from Amo Amo

The LA band, whose released their EP Canta today, handpicked this playlist featuring powerful black voices.

Talkhouse Playlist: ’70s and ’00s Pop Music from Band Practice & Catherine Cohen

May 2, 2017

May 2, 2017

Talkhouse Playlist: ’70s and ’00s Pop Music from Band Practice & Catherine Cohen

"Also, I'd like to publicly apologize for trying to DJ every UberPOOL I'm in by playing this [Kate Bush] song."

Talkhouse Playlist: Getting from Election to Inauguration with Kino Kimino

February 9, 2017

February 9, 2017

Talkhouse Playlist: Getting from Election to Inauguration with Kino Kimino

Songs for when the world goes dark around you.

Talkhouse Playlist: A Bass-tastic Playlist from Kite Base

February 7, 2017

February 7, 2017

Talkhouse Playlist: A Bass-tastic Playlist from Kite Base

Because right groovy basslines get you moving.

Talkhouse Playlist: The Olympians Fulfill Their Destiny

November 22, 2016

November 22, 2016

Talkhouse Playlist: The Olympians Fulfill Their Destiny

This playlist features the closest thing to a soul song the Beatles ever did.

“Fuck Donald Trump”: Obama, Music and Missing 2008

By Clara Bizna$$ | October 19, 2016

By Clara Bizna$$ | October 19, 2016

“Fuck Donald Trump”: Obama, Music and Missing 2008

Claire Bizna$$ (Hand Job Academy) reflects on elections past and present — via music.

Talkhouse Weekend Playlist: Bibio Shares a Warm & Joyous Atmosphere

April 1, 2016

April 1, 2016

Talkhouse Weekend Playlist: Bibio Shares a Warm & Joyous Atmosphere

Kick off the weekend with some grooves you can cut with a knife.

Instead of Watching The Notebook, Cue Up This Valentine’s Day Playlist from Wye Oak’s Frontwoman

By Jenn Wasner | February 9, 2016

By Jenn Wasner | February 9, 2016

Instead of Watching The Notebook, Cue Up This Valentine’s Day Playlist from Wye Oak’s Frontwoman

Tears are inevitable.