Keep your finger on the musical pulse. The Sounds of Now spotlights standout tracks that excite us here at KHOL. These songs are featured weekdays between 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Music
The Sounds of Now: Spring Awakenings
Keep your finger on the musical pulse. The Sounds of Now spotlights standout tracks that excite us here at KHOL. These songs are featured weekdays between 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Tasha & The Goodfellows are Ready to Dance
Tasha Ghozali and Rob Goodfellow Sidle discuss the story of how they met and their excitement for the return of full dance floors.
Radio Host Chris Bingman is a Natural Born Character
Dr. Chris “Pass The Biscuits” Bingman discusses his love for vintage country and bluegrass music and the process behind his radio shows.
Guitarist Adam Aijala’s Passion for Music Runs Deep
The Yonder Mountain String Band co-founder discusses the benefits of a forced reset, the band’s early days and a forthcoming album.
Guitarist Doc Powell is Dedicated to his Craft
The Grammy-nominated musician discusses his years collaborating with Luther Vandross and the importance of versatility in the music industry.
New Inland Isle Single is a Reminder to Reach Out
The folk rock band discusses recording in a secluded Montana cabin, bonding over food and wine, and the importance of reaching out to friends and family.
Singer-Songwriter Michael Batdorf Returns Home and Gets Creative
The experienced Jackson musician discusses his admiration of author Ed Abbey, creating natural soundscapes and making music surrounded by his family’s history in Ohio.
John Sidle’s Western Folk is a Hoot
The longtime Jackson music man discusses his formative years in Boston, tenure as a Hootenanny regular and deep love for western music.
Music Therapy Breaks Through and Provides Relief
Music therapist Hilary Camino and community relations director Beth Furlong from St. John’s Living Center discuss the benefits of music therapy for patients.
