Okay Kaya

Plus Jim James, Jason Isbell, Phoebe Bridgers, Lotus, Little Dragon, Bill Frisell, U.S. Girls, Emmylou Harris, Sudan Archives, JD Samson, The Slackers, and more livestreams you can watch this week since there are no live concerts to attend.

”The situation throughout the Amazon Basin is dire as indigenous peoples, already facing centuries of systemic oppression, suffer from illness, lack of food, medical supplies and income due to the COVID-19 pandemic,” Folk Medicine organizers write.

plus Pinegrove, The Head and The Heart, Public Practice, Bad Moves with Jeff Rosenstock, Bartees Strange and more, Grateful Dead, Angélique Kidjo, and more livestreams you can watch today since there are no live concerts to attend.

Listen to new songs by Archers of Loaf, Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, Rain of Salvation, Gatherers, LA Priest, Steve Von Till, Travis, Okay Kaya, and more.

Backed by lead singer in opening band Zenizen Opal Hoyt and a contrabass player, Okay Kaya had National Sawdust under her spell from start to finish as she played material from her new album for Jagjaguwar, Watch This Liquid Pour Itself.

This week's ten Notable Releases include Higher Power's '90s rock-inspired LP2, Caspian's latest triumph, Wolf Parade's reliably solid new LP, Crowbar frontman Kirk Windstein's solo debut, and more.

She's performing at the Williamsburg location of artisan ice cream shop Van Leeuwen (who will be carrying Kaya's own new flavor), DJing The Whitney's annual Art Party, and playing a proper full-band show at National Sawdust...

Listen to new songs by Okay Kaya, Bat For Lashes, James Righton (ex-Klaxons), Harkin, Annie Hart, The Big Moon (Christmas song), and more.

Listen to new songs by Bill Fay, Spoon, Anna Calvi, Smoke DZA/Curren$y, Francis Lung, Bad Bunny, Okay Kaya, Purr, Emily Yacina, Le SuperHomard, and more.

Plus: Advance Base/Gia Margaret, Jay Som, War On Women, Exploded View, Alvvays, Hatchie, and more tour news.