Listen to pop music from “hip hop violinist” Lindsey Stirling on her new album Brave Enough. She’s a violinist, dancer, composer, and performance artist who appeared on the TV show America’s Got Talent in 2010. She has a unique style that combines her love of classical music with electronic dance music, hip-hop, and dubstep.
Listen to indie pop music from singer-songwriter Ingrid Michaelson on her new album It Doesn’t Have to Make Sense.
The Middle Biscuit is a weekly SXSWfm specialty radio show stream, hosted by Elizabeth Spruiell on MixCloud, which focuses on indie/pop/rock music gems (about an hour long).
SXSWfm is the official internet radio stream of the South by Southwest (SXSW) Music Festival which celebrated its 30th anniversary in Austin, Texas from March 15-20, 2016. This is a great way to discover new music.
This is how Elizabeth describes her weekly show every Thursday at 12 & 6 CT.
What is the Middle Biscuit? Literally speaking, it is the warm, highly-coveted, center, perfect biscuit my brothers and I fought over when our Mom set down a pan of her homemade fare. Figuratively, the middle biscuit is a symbol representing any thing that is elite compared to those that surround it. Tune in weekly to feast on what I consider middle biscuit tracks and middle biscuit artists from the massive universe of indie-pop-rock. Mostly new stuff, sometimes classic, either way, you’ll get your fill.
The title and artist for each track is displayed as you listen to the music.
This episode includes the following artists and songs.
The Middle Biscuit is a weekly SXSWfm specialty radio show stream, hosted by Elizabeth Spruiell on MixCloud, which focuses on indie/pop/rock music gems (about an hour long).
SXSWfm is the official internet radio stream of the South by Southwest (SXSW) Music Festival which celebrated its 30th anniversary in Austin, Texas from March 15-20, 2016. This is a great way to discover new music.
This is how Elizabeth describes her weekly show every Thursday at 12 & 6 CT.
What is the Middle Biscuit? Literally speaking, it is the warm, highly-coveted, center, perfect biscuit my brothers and I fought over when our Mom set down a pan of her homemade fare. Figuratively, the middle biscuit is a symbol representing any thing that is elite compared to those that surround it. Tune in weekly to feast on what I consider middle biscuit tracks and middle biscuit artists from the massive universe of indie-pop-rock. Mostly new stuff, sometimes classic, either way, you’ll get your fill.
The title and artist for each track is displayed as you listen to the music.
This episode includes the following artists and songs.
The Middle Biscuit is a weekly SXSWfm specialty radio show stream, hosted by Elizabeth Spruiell on MixCloud, which focuses on indie/pop/rock music gems (about an hour long).
SXSWfm is the official internet radio stream of the South by Southwest (SXSW) Music Festival which celebrated its 30th anniversary in Austin, Texas from March 15-20, 2016. This is a great way to discover new music.
This is how Elizabeth describes her weekly show every Thursday at 12 & 6 CT.
What is the Middle Biscuit? Literally speaking, it is the warm, highly-coveted, center, perfect biscuit my brothers and I fought over when our Mom set down a pan of her homemade fare. Figuratively, the middle biscuit is a symbol representing any thing that is elite compared to those that surround it. Tune in weekly to feast on what I consider middle biscuit tracks and middle biscuit artists from the massive universe of indie-pop-rock. Mostly new stuff, sometimes classic, either way, you’ll get your fill.
The title and artist for each track is displayed as you listen to the music.
This episode includes the following artists and songs, which are all instrumental this week (no lyrics).
The Middle Biscuit is a weekly SXSWfm specialty radio show stream, hosted by Elizabeth Spruiell on MixCloud, which focuses on indie/pop/rock music gems (about an hour long).
SXSWfm is the official internet radio stream of the South by Southwest (SXSW) Music Festival which celebrated its 30th anniversary in Austin, Texas from March 15-20, 2016. This is a great way to discover new music.
This is how Elizabeth describes her weekly show every Thursday at 12 & 6 CT.
What is the Middle Biscuit? Literally speaking, it is the warm, highly-coveted, center, perfect biscuit my brothers and I fought over when our Mom set down a pan of her homemade fare. Figuratively, the middle biscuit is a symbol representing any thing that is elite compared to those that surround it. Tune in weekly to feast on what I consider middle biscuit tracks and middle biscuit artists from the massive universe of indie-pop-rock. Mostly new stuff, sometimes classic, either way, you’ll get your fill.
The title and artist for each track is displayed as you listen to the music.
This episode includes the following artists and songs.
This is post #2 in a series of my playlists featuring pop music from many artists and albums available on my web site. I have also included the albums for each of the songs in the playlist for those who want to enjoy more music from a specific artist. And for those who really want to listen to more music available for a certain artist, just click on the artist’s name (in red) above each album.
I hope you enjoy the music as much as I do. Let me know if you like these new playlists as well as any other feedback about what you would like to see and hear on my site. Thanks for visiting, listening, and following.
Listen to indie pop music by Meiko on her new album, Moving Day.
Meiko is a singer/songwriter from Georgia, previously based in Los Angeles and now living in Nashville. Her latest album has songs that reflect all these recent life changes related to “moving” as described in her video about the album. Many of her songs have been included in TV shows and movies.
Here is her new album.
Here are some videos for the new album.
This is my playlist of some of her songs.
See my artist page for Meiko with more albums, videos, and links.
Photo credit: Moving Day @ Amazon (album cover).
Listen to indie rock music by American Authors from Brooklyn on their new album released today.
Listen to indie pop music from singer-songwriter Hannah Georgas based in Vancouver, British Columbia on her new album For Evelyn, named for her grandmother.