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New Age Flamenco wrapped up this year's Summer Music series playing beautiful "Flamenco Soul." The band, formed in 1998, is well-known in the Seattle area for their professionally-trained sound and charismatic stage presence.

Aaron Crawford, an independent Seattle-based Country artist, showcased new and old originals in today's set. Aaron is the founder and original Cascade Country artist, and is known for creating music that pays respect to traditional country, yet blends with Seattle sound...

Brett Benton, known for his "fierce rhythmic finger picking and melodic slide guitar," brought a performance showcasing his dynamic style of country blues. Brett currently lives in the Pacific Northwest playing local, regional and national festivals...

Eric Madis performed dynamic arrangements of blues and jazz classics and original acoustic compositions for today's show. This well-loved Seattle musician also showcased his Hawaiian slack-key and slide guitar techniques.

Beth Whitney and husband/collaborator Aaron Fishburn performed 'wild folk' for today's show. The soulful duo featured their steady rhythms and haunting vocals throughout their set.

Jayleigh Ann & The Lost Boys delivered a genre-defying performance for today's show. The group of three played an eclectic blend of acoustic, alternative rock, pop, folk and R&B music.

Sundae + Mr. Goessl are a husband/wife duo who have been playing music together for the past six years. Today's show featured their range of jazz, pop and country sound, along with their wit, comedy and charm.

Judd Wasserman is a singer-songwriter and composer based in Seattle, WA, originally born in NYC and raised in Connecticut. Accompanied by his acoustic guitar, Judd performed several songs from his upcoming new album, along with old favorites.

For more than 12 years, Massy Ferguson has played both rock and country music, creating their own brand of Americana. Based in Seattle, the group has played all across the Pacific Northwest and has toured in nine different countries.

Adrian Xavier brought some uplifting, positive energy to today's lunch hour. His solo acoustic set featured a variety of reggae music, delivering universal messages of peace, community and love.

Seattle-based singer/songwriter Tekla Waterfield took the stage with collaborator and husband, Jeff Fielder. Their set included a wide range of music under the "Contemporary American Folk" realm, which incorporates elements of folk, country, indie, rhythm and blues, and soul...

Today's lunchtime soundtrack was brought to us by Larry Murante. For over two decades, Larry has been performing, writing, recording, and touring regionally and nationally. He's known for his "soaring, mellifluous, tenor, a strong rhythmic guitar style and an engaging stage presence."

Fleur and Wesley Wood took the stage this afternoon, performing as The W Lovers. Today's livestream featured original songs written by the duo, showcasing their alternative country and Americana sound.

Rani Weatherby joined us, performing solo in the "smallest inception" of her band Champagne Honeybee. She performed a range of covers and original songs, which featured her ability to mix contemporary jazz, blues, folk and "ukulele soul" music...

Alex Thoman kicked off the first Thursday show for our Summer Music series. Fans of alternative and indie rock will likely enjoy his covers and original songs. Although performing solo today, Alex plays in the Bellevue-based band, Before Our Time.

Kim Archer joined us on Wednesday for a live, soulful performance. Known for her raw and powerful voice, Kim was able to connect with viewers all across the region during her set.

Duo Ian McFeron & Alisa Milner graced the stage for this week’s show, bringing a bit of sunny pep in with them. Known for their upbeat style with a twist of folk, these local musicians have a popular following across the Puget Sound and beyond.

Jim Skewes graced the stage, playing a collection of his songs. His musical style and northwest flair have established him a strong following from the Seattle area down to Portland...

Celebrated Native American flutist Peter Ali kicked off the first of our Summer Music series. Couldn't catch the livestream? Watch the recording here.