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Jessi D writesCHIRP Radio Shelter In Sound Presents: Jordanna
Like you, the CHIRP Features team is staying home to help flatten the curve! We are shifting our programming to present a new series in our Artist Interview Program.
Shelter In Sound features interviews with artists and local music related tastemakers on what they are doing right now during this global pandemic. Tune in to learn how some of your favorite folx are managing and staying creative while hunkered down.
In this edition, local RnB artist Jordanna spoke with Features Co-Director Jessi D through the magic and safety of the internet. They discuss her experience thus far sheltering in place with a particular focus on responsible social media use while in isolation. Jordanna also kicks around some interesting ideas on releasing music entirely online, including her new single “Same Old Thing,” which dropped April 27th.
Produced by Jessi D
Photo credit: Jordanna
CHIRP Radio writesIn Rotation: Chad Taylor Trio
The Daily Biological, the new album from Chicago group the Chad Taylor Trio, is out on Cuneiform Records and in rotation on CHIRP Radio 107.1 FM Chicago!
Beatnik writesThe Songs That Get You Through: “We Can’t Have Nice Things” by Kelly Hogan
These are obviously strange times we are living in, so we asked some of our CHIRP volunteers to tell us about a particular song they like to listen to when things are tough. We're calling it, "The Songs That Get You Through."
Friday Morning DJ Tony Breed writes:
When I’m super stressed, music starts to annoy me. Everything is too up or too down or too something. But Kelly Hogan’s music strikes the perfect balance—when I can’t take it anymore; it soothes me.
CHIRP Radio writesIn Rotation: Fire-Toolz
Rainbow Bridge, the new album from Chicago artist Fire-Toolz, is out on Hausu Mountain and in rotation on CHIRP Radio 107.1 FM Chicago!
Beatnik writesThe Songs That Get You Through: “Store” by Carly Rae Jepsen
These are obviously strange times we are living in, so we asked some of our CHIRP volunteers to tell us about a particular song they like to listen to when things are tough. We're calling it, "The Songs That Get You Through."
From CHIRP DJ Bobby Evers:
The premise of "Store" very silly and convoluted. The narrator wants to leave their partner and is using the excuse, "I'm just going to the store," and then never come back (like a 50's dad saying he's going out for a pack of smokes). She's just not good at goodbyes! She can't talk about it! It is completely ridiculous BUT I LOVE IT. I also feel like "the store" is the only place I'm going to these days. Am I going to the office? Am I going to parties? Am I getting on a crowded subway? No. "I'm just going to the store, to the store, I'm just going to the store. You might not see me anymore anymore, I'm just going to the store."
