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The super psych-heavy sounds of Brown Spirits are back with their killer new album 'Cosmic Seeds'. Expanding on the band's psychedelic and krautrock leanings, the Coburg group ventures into deeper funk and jazz-influenced territories. Tim and Agostino from the band join Milo to share their world of musical tastes on Musical Chairs. Tune in to The Breakfast Spread to hear their selection.

Radiating warmth, humor, and a depth of character that's palpable as soon as she enters the room, award-winning Americana artist Kerryn Fields is no stranger to What The Folk! Having been a guest on the show for the past few years, Kerryn expresses her gratitude for Susi Lanagan by sharing her raw yet soulful music in an intimate Studio 3 Live performance. Tune in as they catch up for the very last show of What The Folk! on February 6th.

The ethereal and electro-medieval sounds of Dandelion Wine will grace the PBS airwaves on 6 February for the final episode of What The Folk!, celebrating Susi Lanagan's profound contribution to PBS over the past 20 years. With mixed emotions, Dandelion Wine will perform their signature blend of folk, electronic beats, and textured guitars in a Studio 5 Live performance to give Susi a royal send-off. Tune in from 9am as we celebrate the last show of What The Folk!

The swap-blues powerhouse band Opelousas' second album, 'OPELOUSAFRIED', was recently named one of PBS's top 10 albums for 2024. Keeping the momentum going, the band comes into Radio City to perform a few live tracks ahead of their show, Live at City Hall: Sunday Sounds, on February 9th. Tune in to hear Ali and Shorty perform live in Studio 3.

Coburg Lake Reserve is about to host a massive open-air party on February 15th, as PBS Breakfast host Milo Eastwood brings his charm and uplifting sounds to the Melbourne suburb. Presented by PBS and Vollyspot, joining him on the day are friends Adriana, Montana, Deeep Space's Lloyd Briggs, and groove gurus Surprise Chef. Dropping in on Edd Fisher for a guest mix, tune in to Tomorrowland for a sneak peek of the day.

Straight out of Kansas, but calling Arkansas home, American folk, punk, and country musician Willi Carlisle makes his Australian debut this February. Drawing from the odd corners of human nature with special visits from obscure characters, Willi’s songs will take you on a wild romp through the backwaters of America. Ahead of his show at Northcote Social Club on February 17, Myles checks in with Willi to see how he's doing before his world tour.

Candid blues-rock band Ingrid and The Ministers achieve a rare balance of vigorous raw emotion and humble greatness, all thanks to Ingrid’s songwriting, self-taught lead guitar skills, and rich vocals. The group released their EP 'Last Train Blues' in December and will perform at a fundraiser gig at Bell City Takeaway in Preston on February 28. Bringing in her amp and electric guitar, tune in to The Juke Joint as Ingrid swings by to play some of her latest songs live.

Playing the traditional Are’Are’ music from his home island of Malaita in the Solomon Islands, is artist Charles Maimarosia. With Melbourne as his new home, he’s releasing his upcoming album 'Hote’ Hote’' in February and playing a show at Odessa at Leaves in Creswick on February 8th, along with George Lane on Saturday, February 15th. Tune into Global Village as Charles talks with Roger about his music, followed by a demonstration of his songs and instrumental pieces.