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Launching 'LUMINOUS AS IT IS' at Howler on February 23, Coda Chroma’s fourth album takes its name from a line in Mary Oliver’s poem 'Summer Morning' and touches on themes of consumerism, environmentalism, friendship, and death, all expressed through Coda Chroma’s signature poetic, abstract lens. Coda Chroma mastermind Kate Lucas joins Crispi on Radio City ahead of the epic show, tune in to hear how the album launch tour is going.

Singer-songwriter from Omaha, Nebraska, Simon Joyner has been flying under the folk/country music radar since 1991. His latest album, 'Coyote Butterfly', draws on grief following the overdose death of his son Owen in 2022, exploring his loss through a series of imagined dialogues and raw confessions. He'll be playing at the Port Fairy Folk Festival this March, but first, Crispi catches up with Simon ahead of his performance.

Storming out of Melbourne with their debut, self-titled EP is the new four-piece rockers, Hexham Heads. ‘Say It Again’ is the first single to drop from the EP, and the band will be playing a residency at Shotkickers every Wednesday in March. Tune in to Radio City as Van Walker and Mic Hubbard catch up with Crispi ahead of the new release.

Philadelphia producer and music legend Todd Rundgren is returning to Australia due to high demand and a sold-out tour last year. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee will perform hits from his band Nazz, including 'Open My Eyes' and 'Hello It’s Me', at The Corner Hotel on March 6. But first, Crispi checks in with Todd ahead of the tour. Tune in to Radio City to hear this PBS exclusive interview.

Charm of Finches, the sister duo of Mabel and Ivy Windred-Wornes, have a unique way of creating intricate folk-pop music that seeps into your soul. With seamless harmonies and melancholic melodies, their fourth album 'Marlinchen In The Snow' was recorded in rural Canada and draws inspiration from the frozen beauty of the landscape, as well as life on the road as musicians. Ahead of their performance at the Port Fairy Folk Festival, Crispi catches up with the duo.

Local musician Clio Renner is not only a thoughtful and graceful songwriter and vocalist, but she's also the go-to keyboardist for Australian royalty Angus and Julia Stone and Missy Higgins, to name a few. Each of her indie pop tracks is a colorful experience of its own, and her new album 'Don’t Hurry the Dance' will be no exception. Tune in to Radio City to hear Clio chat with Crispi about the new album and upcoming launch show.