
Favorites, Even Without A Festival: The Music Of SXSW

The Austin 100. Renee Klahr/NPR hide caption
Every year, the South by Southwest music festival provides a showcase for many hundreds of musicians, who travel to Austin, Texas, from all over the world. But this year's festival was canceled due to concerns surrounding the spread of coronavirus. And even though this year's festival isn't happening, NPR Music still found a ton of amazing new artists. To prepare for South by Southwest each year, we listen to countless hours of music in search of discoveries to share, from this year's Austin 100.
Show Notes:
- Highligts from the Austin 100:
- "Sucker" by Vistas
- "Love Song"by Grrrl Gang
- "Lady" by Rema
- "Shoulders" by Jonah Mutono
- "What'll I Do" by Nobody's Girl
- "Cool For A Second" by Yumi Zouma
- What should we binge watch? Vote here!
- What's making Glen happy: Cats now available on iTunes and Amazon, and series The Pale Horse on Amazon.
- What's making Stephen happy: Interviewing Harry Styles about his love of the Green Bay Packers
- What's making Linda happy: Emma and The Invisible Man now on VOD. And Spellbound, streaming for free on Tubi.
The audio was produced and edited by Mike Katzif and Jessica Reedy.