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Injunuity is a Native American flute-centric roots group forged in 2007 by award-winning composers Brad Clonch (Mississippi Choctaw) and Jeff Carpenter (Chickasaw). Since their inception, Injunuity has released three full-length

Latin Mojo Band is a five-piece salsa, cumbia, pop rock and Latin jazz band powerhouse composed of some of Oklahoma City’s most talented musicians who is one of the top sought-after

“What’s so bad about happy?” John Fullbright sings on the opening track of his album, Songs. It’s a play on the writer’s curse, the notion that new material can only

Building on the classic Tulsa Sound pioneered by the likes of J.J. Cale and Leon Russell, Paul Benjaman expands his groove-based genre to include most styles of American music with

Jabee is an Emmy Award-winning rapper from Oklahoma City whose music, according to Chuck D. from Public Enemy, “has the potential to change the world”. He released his first full-length

Indie alternative tune-smiths Cavern Company are like an epiphany induced by a sugar high. The band effortlessly combines instant gratification with the kind of real substance that can only come

KOSU is a public radio service of Oklahoma State University and a National Public Radio (NPR) member station. Its programming can be heard by more than 91,000 on-air listeners every

In the summer of 2018, Oklahoma City singer/songwriter Jose Hernandez decided to move away from his Americana style band, The Black Magic Waters, and move more towards a soulful, R&B

Experiencing a live stepmom performance is like stepping into a memory that’s been permutated by time. Fragments of a youthful bedroom — a lamp, a bed, an analog tv —

Husbands began when Wil Norton climbed up the stairs to Danny Davis’s Oklahoma City apartment and took their first stab at their odd, gleeful brand of lofi pop. Since then,