Featherweight is an American "rock" band based in Sacramento, CA. I put the word rock in quotes because these young musicians are more than rock. They have a unique capacity to create a rich sound around their writing capabilities. The vocals in their music are a rare gift that grab your ears. A fusion of sound that has earned them the respect in the music scene in Northern California.
Visit them at http://featherweight.fm
LOOK & LISTEN to a small clip of the in studio action - http://youtu.be/Gs2Jr5yU97E
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ALERT - ALERT ---This was my first live radio broadcast from the TV studio and we had some audio issues - Start listening at the 6:25 mark of the audio. The music comes through very well after that the interview part is a little low on volumn - I do apologize.
Still it was a great show ( THE SPOKES were awesome) wraped up by a wonderful performance by Uncle Peter.
A short YouTube video of both performances https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Ue3TVaUB9U&feature=youtu.be
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 LISTEN NOW - Alicia Murphy is a singer-songwriter from San Pedro, CA. She sings her all-original songs with a fierce rhythm guitar, a kick-drum, and unexpected harmonies. Alicia recently released her It Is and It Isn’t EP, produced by multiple Grammy-winning Rami Jaffee (Foo Fighters, The Wallflowers) and Ran Pink atFonogenic Studios in Van Nuys, CA.
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 Listen in as we talk and hear this one eclectric group of fine musicians. Mother Falcon began as a jam session among a group of high school cellists eager to break out of the classical repertoire that predominated their musical training. Since then, the band has evolved as an organic collective of classically trained young musicians determined to push their artistry into new musical territory.
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What a surprise - my guest this week had to cancel. So an opportunity presented itself. This created the vinyl show. The past few months I have found some sweet vinyl LP records that are just itching to be spun. We started of with the SACRED MUSHROOM, a Cincinnati group in the false60's. Blues mixed with the Grateful Dead was their awesome sound.
But listen up - this is one eclectic hour. So TUNE in.
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An interview with STELTH ULVANG. With Stelth and also performing was Abe Abraham. Stelth is the keyboard guy in The Lumineers, but wait, he also does vocals, plays the guitar, saxaphone, flute and much more. So find out what makes this multi talented individual tick. Stelth did a week of small west coast shows to bring (in an intimate setting) selection of songs that he is writing for a new CD.
http://thelumineers.com
or visit Stelth on his facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/StelthUlvang
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