The band talks about their aesthetic, their penchant for old school recording techniques, and Minnesota’s connection to surf music. Their music combines ‘60’s psychedelic influences with a contemporary punk rock sound. Three-piece garage rock band The Blind Shake performs live at The Amsterdam Bar and Hall in Saint Paul. #109: The Lowertown Line: The Blind Shake Songs performed: Don’t Tell Me, Do a Little Wrong, Find a New Love, State Line, Fever, Slow it Down. Paul, and talks about thrift store finds, making a living and being close friends. The band performs a live set at Bedlam Lowertown in St. The members of garage/indie/soul band Black Diet met on Craigslist and come from diverse musical backgrounds including gospel, cabaret, blues, funk, afrobeat and punk rock. Songs performed: Off The Cuff, Undertow, Down the Line, Lake Street Shuffle, Miss Behave, All My Friends. Front man Gabriel Douglas talks about playing fast, his love of relentless drumming, and making sure everyone has a good time at The 4onthefloor’s energetic live shows. The 4onthefloor performs an energetic live show at Icehouse Restaurant in Minneapolis. #107: The Lowertown Line: The 4onthefloor Songs performed: Lady, You Shot Me, Restless Leg, Everywhere I’m Local, Late Night Morning Light, Power Lunch. Tillman and host Dessa discuss Saint Paul malls, acting in feature films, and growing as a performer. Sean Tillman, better known as Har Mar Superstar, performs in front of a live audience at the Twin Cities Public Television studios. #106: The Lowertown Line: Har Mar Superstar Songs performed: Kill The Fun, No Sensitive Man, Heaven’s Made For Two, Last War, Bad Reputation. Bonar discusses keytar, her creative process, and the South Dakota punk scene with host Dessa. Singer/songwriter Haley Bonar performs in front of a live audience at the Twin Cities Public Television studios. Songs performed: Mi Son Cubano, Red Light Morning, Amor Perdido, El Vendedor De Agua. Malamanya members Tony and Adriana speak with host Toki Wright about bad habits, the roots of Cuban son music, and the necessary give and take with an audience. Songs performed: Solely, Lift Us, If You Let Me, I Left Home.Īfro-Caribbean band Malamanya performs in front of a live audience at the Twin Cities Public Television studios. Brown and host Dessa discuss “porch culture” in Brown’s native Tennessee, spirituality in singing, and storytelling through music. Singer/songwriter Chastity Brown performs for a live audience at the Twin Cities Public Television studios. Songs performed: Mourning in America, Fajr, Uncle Sam Goddamn, Forest Whitiker. Ali and host Dessa discuss hip hop culture, social justice, and the place for politics in art. Hip hop artist Brother Ali performs for a live audience at the Twin Cities Public Television studios. Songs performed: Walt Whitman, Midnight on the Interstate, Keys to Paradise, When I Go Deaf, Alone. The show mixes musical performance and insightful conversation and was recorded with a live audience at the Twin Cities Public Television studios. This episode features bluegrass band Trampled By Turtles and their special guest, fellow Duluth native Alan Sparhawk of the band Low. This is the pilot episode of The Lowertown Line, a music special hosted by hip hop artist Dessa. #101: The Lowertown Line: Trampled By Turtles Episode Description for: LOWERTOWN LINE., THE
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