There’s new ambient electronic and electroacoustic music by cellist MIZU, synthpop songwriter Vince Clarke, sound artist Roger Eno, sax player David Binney, and the trio Cowboy Sadness.

The San Francisco-based guitar/percussion duo The Living Earth Show and composer Danny Clay play the world premiere of 'Music for Hard Times', from Kaufman Music Center. 

Hear works that use multiples of the same instrument: Rakhi Singh’s violin(s) in Julia Wolfe’s "LAD"; guitars in music by Rhys Chatham; and violas and viols in work by Donnacha Dennehy.

There's music from Turkey, Iran, Armenia, Greece, and Georgia by British-Iranian composer Soosan Lollelvar, Montreal-based ensemble Constantinople, and Georgian pianist Giorgi Mikadze.

There’s transatlantic music by Dublin’s Lankum, Ireland-based songwriter Cinder Well, music of Doc Watson from Tennessee native Valerie June, and Irish-American group The Gloaming.

The versatile cellist Jeffrey Zeigler (formerly of Kronos Quartet) presents the “Slow Beethoven” experience, a collaboration between The TANK and its reverb and a stellar string quartet.

Hear storytelling music that occupies the space between speech and song by Laurie Anderson, a "television opera" by the late Robert Ashley, and "The Little Piano Book" by Bob Samarotto.

There's music on the border between art song and pop song, electronic and acoustic by London-based bassist Ruth Goller; Halifax-based cellist India Gailey, and NYC-based cellist MIZU.

New for April 2025, listen to music by Dutch composer Jameszoo, New York composer Elori Saxl, Montreal-based composer Philippe Massé, and Greek singer Savina Yannatou.