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Nick Park and Aaron Davis of central Illinois band Fireside Relics stop by the studios to share their two new albums.
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Keagan Cross and John Peters from The Lovelorn join Community Voices to talk local music and their new album.
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Winner of the 2013 Atlanta Blues Challenge, Timo Arthur has spent the past thirty years working as a professional musician. Arthur currently lives in Springfield after stops around the world. His piano ballad "Sing Me Into Heaven (for Eva Cassidy)" won a Runner Up award in the 2017 Song of the Year contest. Timo visited the NPR Illinois studios to discuss his art on Community Voices.
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Kristi Lecoq and Micah Walk are the musicians behind the Tater Tots, a musical duo which plays music for kids. They shared how teaching music led to the formation of their two-person band. They also explained how they educate and enterain kids with their fun music, which includes original songs and parodies.
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Musician Ben Bedford shares his new album, Valley of Stars, and talks about Springfield as a base of operations.
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Bob Boilen and Bobby Carter or NPR's Tiny Desk Concert encourage central Illinois musicians to enter Tiny Desk Contest by March 13, 2023.
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Scott Faingold has numerous pursuits. One is the director of student media at the University of Illinois Springfield.
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José Gobbo is a local jazz guitarist. He spoke to Community Voices about developing his love of music in Brazil. He also talked about his upcoming concert with St. Louis jazz pianist Ptah Williams at the Hoogland Center for the Arts on Friday, Aug. 19, 2022.