Jeannie Hopper caught up with Bonobo and DJ Nickodemus to discuss 2011 musical and social projects, new albums, and where they're at in the ever changing technical landscape of tools for DJ'ing and performing. Black Sands and Moon People.

This concert was held around the time Grand Central Records released "Grand Central Translation," Qool Marv's first mixed CD. This live set was recorded May 8, 2004 at Marv's "Buttamilk Party," at the Roadhouse in Manchester, England.

Host Jeannie Hopper takes us on a journey into the life of Sister Gertrude Morgan (1900-1980), a preacher, musician, poet, and artist who resettled in New Orleans at the age of 39 to "carry God’s message to the headquarters of sin."

The eclectic band Hess Is Morereleased their 10-song LP Hits on Nublu Records, evidence enough of their expansive musical tastes and abilities. But just to leave no doubt in his listeners' minds, Hess stops by the Clocktower to talk.

Jeannie Hopper speaks to both the taller and the shorter halves of Groove Armada about the place of and Tim Love Lee in their earliest collaborations, which began "in a town called Cambridge."

Jeannie Hopper caught up with Ben Watt to discuss his record labels Buzz in Fly and Strange Feeling, hear about his journey from one-half of Everything But the Girl to international club and radio DJ and, to top it off and make a good evening great.

AIR's Jeannie Hopper speaks with Blue Note International's Adam Hertz; they discuss the artistic lineage of Blue Note and the various venues - among them the Highline Ballroom and B.B. King Blues Club.

On September 6, 2008, Lisa Shaw performed at MoMA P.S.1's Warm Up summer music series. Listen to the event here and let Shaw's vocals seduce you - along with her genre-defying sets. Recorded live by ARTonAIR.org.

On September 6, 2008, ARTonAIR.org visited MoMA P.S.1's Warm Up summer music series to take in the fresh sounds emanating from Queens. On that day, Art International Radio recorded N.Y.C.'s Quinn Luke aka Bing Ji Ling and his psychedelic songs.

An East-European-flavored dance set by one of the regulars from NYC's Menahata Bulgarian bar. Enjoy the drunken fervor experienced at a concert starring Gypsy-punk mustache gods Gogol Bordello. Recorded at P.S.1 summer Warm Up music series in 2008.

The Royal Norwegian Consulate General sponsored house music legend DJ Strangefruit live at P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center's Warm Up summer concert series in 2008. Strangefruit is also a member of the band Mungolian Jet Set. This program is in 2 parts.