A year-end deep listening edition of The Eisenberg Review on WRUW-FM 91.1 Cleveland, highlighting the best music of 2025 across global groove, jazz, psych, indie rock, and pop. Featuring favorites fro...

Edition 275 of The Eisenberg Review airs December 18, 2025 on WRUW-FM 91.1 Cleveland, featuring new music from Bomba Estéreo & Rawayana (ASTROPICAL), Asake, AG Cook, Matt Berry & Midfield General, plu...

Railing against the dying of the light, edition 274 of The Eisenberg Review delivers warm currents, global grooves, and night-side selections transmitting from Cleveland via WRUW-FM 91.1. Featuring ne...

Edition 273 of The Eisenberg Review moves through candy-glow indie pop, global groove experiments, digital drift, and late-night soul. Featuring new cuts from Ty Segall, This Is Lorelei, ROSALÍA, Wind...

Edition 270 drifts through analog daydreams and liquid groove — a slow-motion glide through global psych-soul, cinematic funk, and deep analog haze. Featuring new sounds from Drugdealer & Weyes Blood,...

A deep listen to Hannah Frances’ Nested in Tangles, a luminous work of chamber-folk, art-rock, and avant-jazz that transforms solitude into symphony and pain into renewal. Featured on The Eisenberg Re...

Episode 265 drifts through dream pop, funk, jazz, and desert psych, featuring Hannah Frances & Daniel Rossen, Daniel Caesar & Bon Iver, Buttering Trio, Sven Wunder, Babo Moreno, Burhan Çaçan, Orchestr...

A conversation with London percussionist Fabio De Oliveira about Babo Moreno, his self-titled debut album. We explore second-generation Brazilian identity in the UK, the art of producing as curating e...

Edition 264 of The Eisenberg Review channels rock and indie energies with global psych, jazz, and fuzzed-out grooves. Featuring an interview with British-Brazilian percussionist Babo Moreno on his sta...

Luminate synthesized disparate data sources from both TikTok and Luminate to build out a comprehensive robust analysis that drove the cohesive narrative.

Edition 263 of The Eisenberg Review blends autumnal textures, dank bass grooves, and global jazz currents from Britain, the Middle East, and Chicago. Featuring Steve Gunn, Floating Action, Yukimi, Mad...

A conversation with Kendra Morris about Next, her most personal album yet for Karma Chief Records. We explore the record’s board-game concept, New York influences, and songs like “Dear Buddy,” written...

Features include new release countdowns and album pre-saves on YouTube Music, plus exclusive video and merch drops for top fans.

Edition 262 of The Eisenberg Review radio show blends cinematic global psych, Anatolian and Arabic-inspired sounds, British jazz, and four new singles from Makaya McCraven’s simultaneous EP release. E...

A conversation with Kendra Morris about Next, her most personal album yet for Karma Chief Records. We explore the record’s board-game concept, New York influences, and songs like “Dear Buddy,” written...

Cosmic grooves and soulful revelations. Edition 261 flows from Tim Bernardes and Floating Action to Boldy James, Leon Vynehall, Sonny Sharrock, and Deftones, with dancefloor sparks from Franc Moody, B...

Edition 260 of The Eisenberg Review drifts between hip-hop grooves, Brazilian soul, Tel Aviv jazz, psychedelic funk, and indie dreamscapes. Featuring Kutiman, Dora Morelenbaum, Ouzo Bazooka, The Dare,...

Over the past two decades, Uri Brauner Kinrot has quietly shaped one of the most distinctive musical movements in the world. As the driving force behind Ouzo Bazooka and a key player in groups like Bo...

Cosmic meditations and sharp pop edges. Edition 259 moves between global psychedelia, smoky soul, and indie sparkle, anchored by a conversation with Uri Brauner Kinrot of Ouzo Bazooka about the band’s...

The Dare has turned fully toward the club on Freakquencies: Volume 1 , a tight four-song set built for strobe-lit release. The EP pulses with the sweaty immediacy of aughts electroclash while still c...

Edition 258 of The Eisenberg Review brings a late-summer lift with new pop shimmer, global psych, hypnotic remixes, and deep currents of spiritual and free jazz. Featuring new music from Chayla Hope, ...

Mae Powell writes songs that feel like postcards from a parallel summer, one where time moves slower, friends linger longer, and the air is always warm enough to leave the windows open. Her new album,...

This week's edition features a tribute to Eddie Palmieri , Brazilian currents, and spiritual jazz orbiting soulful psychedelia and indie shimmer. New sides from Bassolino, El Michels Affair & Rogê, Da...

On Unicorn, RIO KOSTA delivers lush psych-soul with hypnotic basslines, intimate vocal production, and cinematic analog warmth. A must-hear 2025 release for fans of psychedelic soul music and slow-bur...

Easing into late summer with detours through cumbia rhythms, post-punk pulse, and smoked-out hip hop between bookends of widescreen jazz and psychedelic soul. Featuring new music from Tom Skinner, Roe...

Episode 255 of The Eisenberg Review radio show features new music from Jessica Risker, Assi Al Haj, Panbers & more. Ambient folk, global psychedelia, and dubbed-out deep cuts for the late summer haze.

A review of Dreams in Aspamia, Kutiman’s meditative 2025 EP blending ambient jazz, dubbed out grooves, and sun warped textures. Part of The Eisenberg Review’s global music discovery series.

Motor City’s queer dance culture was essential in influencing and incubating techno throughout the ‘80s and early ‘90s. Here, Marke Bieschke explores and unearths this essential history

This week’s edition of The Eisenberg Review features new music from Tyler, The Creator, Automatic, Dora Morelenbaum, and Freddie Gibbs, plus a tribute to Ozzy Osbourne. Global grooves, noir soul, and ...

A mid-July set of balmy rhythms, Brazilian textures, and borderless soul. Featuring new music from Chip Wickham, Ivdf, Hollie Cook, Ana Frango Elétrico, Kokoroko and more. Part of The Eisenberg Review...

A conversation with SHIRAN & BAKAL about Electro Baghdad, their electrifying debut album blending traditional Iraqi songs with analog synths, deep basslines, and emotional storytelling. We explore the...

Edition 252 of The Eisenberg Review features a conversation with SHIRAN & BAKAL about their collaborative album Electro Baghdad, alongside new music from Floating Action, Cochemea, Dora Morelenbaum, R...

A review of Dora Morelenbaum’s stunning debut album Pique, blending modern MPB, soul, and jazz with effortless elegance. Co-produced by Ana Frango Elétrico, Pique builds bridges between tradition and ...

A conversation with Sababa 5 drummer Itamar Weinstein about Nadir, the band’s darkly cinematic new album. We discuss their move to Paris, the ties between Sababa 5 and VuVuVu, the hypnotic power of rh...

A conversation with Sababa 5 drummer Itamar Weinstein about Nadir, the band’s darkly cinematic new album. We discuss their move to Paris, the ties between Sababa 5 and VuVuVu, the hypnotic power of rh...

With new music from BABO MORENO, Bardo, The Mystery Lights, Rosmarina, an interview with Sababa 5 and more Radio Show Apple Music Spotify TIDAL

A conversation with Lior Romano about his debut solo album Güle Güle, blending vintage synths, Middle Eastern grooves, and global funk. We explore his evolving approach to collaboration, analog gear o...

With new music from Wednesday, Michael Nau, BABON, Say She She, Eje Eje, an interview with Romano and more Radio Show Apple Music Spotify TIDAL

With new music from Amanda Whiting, TWÏNS, Automatic, Noura Mint Seymali, an interview with Danny Kuttner and more Radio Show Apple Music Spotify TIDAL

There’s a stillness at the center of Danny Kuttner’s music—a gravitational pull that slows everything down just enough for emotion to rise to the surface. Born in Amsterdam to Dutch and Belgian parent...

With new music from Amanda Whiting, TWÏNS, Automatic, Noura Mint Seymali, an interview with Danny Kuttner and more Radio Show Apple Music Spotify TIDAL

With new music from Jeremiah Chiu & Marta Sofia Honer, Loaded Honey, Sven Wunder, Amanda Whiting, Ouzo Bazooka, an interview with Jon Muq and more Radio Show Apple Music Spotify ...

Jon Muq’s story has the arc of a fable—born in Uganda, transplanted to Austin, and now standing center stage on festival bills alongside legends like Mavis Staples and Norah Jones. But listen closely ...

Jon Muq’s story has the arc of a fable—born in Uganda, transplanted to Austin, and now standing center stage on festival bills alongside legends like Mavis Staples and Norah Jones. But listen closely ...

With new music from Jeremiah Chiu & Marta Sofia Honer, Loaded Honey, Sven Wunder, Amanda Whiting, Ouzo Bazooka, an interview with Jon Muq and more Radio Show Apple Music Spotify ...

With new music from Sampology, La Chooma, Romano, Pachyman, Sudan Archives, an interview with The Offline and more Radio Show Apple Music Spotify TIDAL

For Hamburg-based composer and photographer Felix Müller, better known as The Offline, music and imagery are inextricably intertwined. The Offline project was born from a journey along France’s Atlant...

With new music from Sampology, La Chooma, Romano, Pachyman, Sudan Archives, an interview with The Offline and more Radio Show Apple Music Spotify TIDAL