Jason Bentley

Jamie Woon took four years to release Making Time, the follow-up to his debut album, and it was worth the wait. He recently performed a stunning, soulful set with a phenomenal backing band to make his U.S. live radio debut on KCRW. "Sharpness" is a sexy standout from Making Time.

A few years back, two high-school friends from Vancouver met up in New York and combined their musical talents to form a poppy electronic duo under the moniker Bob Moses. Their star is rising fast, and KCRW was thrilled to host their U.S. live radio debut. "Tearing Me Up" sounds ...

L.A. singer Julia Holter has crafted a sound that's slightly experimental, but with a Brill Building-era pop sensibility at its core. Through compelling instrumentation and her remarkable voice, Holter demonstrates here why her latest album, Have You In My Wilderness, made so many Top 10 lists at the end ...

The Kentucky band Cage The Elephant made the move to Nashville for its latest record, and brought in The Black Keys' Dan Auerbach to produce it. The result is poppy garage rock with a psychedelic edge. Cage The Elephant recently returned to KCRW's Morning Becomes Eclectic to share ...

Savages' first album, Silence Yourself, was a ferocious and angry record. On the follow-up, Adore Life, the message is no less powerful, but the focus has shifted to love and the importance of living in the moment. The British post-punk band is incredible live, as this performance of "Adore" ...

L.A. singer-songwriter Korey Dane worked with famed producer Tony Berg on his recent debut album, Youngblood. Dane caught KCRW's attention with Americana rockers and poetic ballads like this one, "Let it Be Just For Fun."

SET LIST

• "Let It Be Just For Fun"

Watch Korey Dane's full performance ...