[WCFMRadio] 🙌 The Weekly Feed 4/17 🙌

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*STATION NEWS AND EVENTS*
*WCFM Party Saturday @10pm*: join us at Susie Hopkins this weekend to see
Homebrew play and participate in some open mic fun!

*Piper Higgins* will be playing a WCFM Sawyer Session this *Thursday at
7pm. *Come watch her perform!

Check out our *Songs of the Week*
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As always, if you're interested in playing a concert or want to be featured
in some music event on campus, *contact msp5.*
*FEATURED SHOW*


*HOT AND SPICY BRUNCH w/ DJ Big Bear*

*Sundays @ 12-1 PM*

*GENRE: Indie, Hip-Hop, Electronic*

*Alex Bank*

Tune in to "Hot and Spicy Brunch" to experience the songs Alex plays in
his 2003 Honda Pilot out of the “tape-to-aux” converter he bought sophomore
year. "This one is for all the brown-eyed girls with Bean Boots and a
penchant for Spring Street Market," he said while staring longingly into
the distance. It all started when Alex was too much of a brunch snob and
brought his own hot sauce to the dining hall. Every since then, his
patrician taste has spread into his music. He still honors his commitment
to tasty brunch through the name of his show. "Also they say my spirit dog
breed is a berneadoodle," said Alex, "Big and hypoallergenic."
*FEATURED MUSIC*
*Cocoa Sugar*
Young Fathers

Young Fathers is doing something in the tradition of artists like Kevin
Abstract and Jpeg Mafia: redefining the commercial boundaries of what hip
hop is, and what it should be, in dialogue with past, present and future.
The band consists of three Scottish nationals, coming together to form a
charismatic multiracial coalition, exploring themes of morality, the dark
side of human nature, and  internalized racism. A heavily experimental
album with influences from Indie Rock, Hip-Hop and Trap music, the group is
a distinct European Brockhampton. Give a listen to "Toy" from their album
for a trippy, yet infinitely engaging track.
*French Kiwi Juice*
FKJ
An accomplished artist and rising star of the Parisian electronic scene,
FKJ, or French Kiwi Juice, is one of the flag bearers of the New French
House musical genre. With groovy loops, hip-hop rhythms, funky basslines,
and richly colorful synth sounds, FKJ is redefining and creating a genre.
Songs like "We Ain't Feeling Time" incorporate jazz-inspired beats that
lift you away and carry you into the electronic beyond. FKJ is just making
his radio debut in the US, but his stage reputation is enormous in Europe.
Most of this is thanks to his inspiring and original DJ sets, but above all
thanks to the driving rhythms and dazzling improvisation of his Live Sets.

*Also Check Out: Frankie Cosmos - *Vessel
*Guided by Voices - *Space Gun
*Hot Snakes - *Jericho Sirens
*Naked Giants - *Sluff
Check out our New Music Playlist:

*https://open.spotify.com/user/1286482475/playlist/2IW0gLAvJQJ7KVEXmZLK6F?si=hxRyKW-4SNSlI46q-V5V9g
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