Jason Bentley

Watch The Black Keys' frontman play an unreleased solo song live at Apogee Studio in Los Angeles for KCRW.

The Canadian collective dropped by KCRW to perform a new song from Hug Of Thunder, its first album in seven years.

Watch the rising neo-soul star perform a cut from his debut album, Green Twins, in the studio for KCRW.

Watch the former Woods bassist and current frontman of The Babies perform a song off his new solo album, City Music, in a live studio session for KCRW.

The French indie-pop band performs a cut from its romantic new album, Ti Amo, for KCRW.

Two of the biggest names in contemporary alternative Latin music bring their fusion of Afro-Latin rhythms and dance-floor beats to a KCRW studio session.

In this session for KCRW, the Nashville country singer shows off her newfound confidence as a songwriter with a track from her latest album, Highway Queen.

The modern-day jazz singer gives KCRW a taste of his new R&B-oriented album, Love In A Time Of Madness.

The spirited band performs a cut from its Cuba-inspired new album, So It Is, live at Apogee Studio in Santa Monica, Calif.

The English singer-songwriter's expanded sound is evident in this live performance of a gorgeous track from Semper Femina.

The dynamic duo's follow-up to its hugely successful debut features one of its best songs yet, which Amelia Meath and Nick Sanborn performed live for KCRW.

The dance-pop quartet's new album, Season High, is its most upbeat yet. Watch a live performance of "Sweet," captured at KCRW's studios.

The goofball festival favorite plays a song from his new album, This Old Dog, live for KCRW.

Armed with Pure Comedy's biting cultural observations, Josh Tillman stopped by KCRW's studios for a surprisingly tender performance.

The Long Beach band plays a pop-oriented cut from its new album LA Divine live for KCRW.

In a highlight of its live set for KCRW, the Los Angeles indie-pop group plays the first single from Plural.

The Puerto Rican-born, Brooklyn-based duo plays sensual, salsa-inspired music it calls "the Caribbean music of the future."

The band visited KCRW's studio for one of its first full-band performances behind the new album Heartworms.

The Aussie rock trio plays a standout track from its new self-titled EP.

The songwriter performs the title track from his latest album in a solo acoustic session.