Join other NPR listeners as well as WNKU fans when the World Café with David Dye broadcasts a special episode of the Café recorded right here in the studios of WNKU.
Up and coming musician Daniel Martin Moore who was recently signed to Sub Pop Records joins David for music and conversation from the recording studios of 89.7 WNKU for this special session which will be broadcast on Tuesday February17th. 89.7 WNKU is your exclusive home for the World Café in greater Cincinnati, and can be heard on Tuesday Feb 17th at 3pm for hour one, Consider This at 4pm, Fresh Air at 5:30pm and then hour two of the Café at 6:30pm. Listen as Daniel talks about his life and exclusively performs songs from his latest release “stray age” from within the confines of WNKU.
Daniel Martin Moore hails from Cold Spring, KY and has recently gained national acclaim. We were very honored to host his session of the World Café from within our studios. This from Sub Pop Records website:
“The first thing you’ll notice about his debut, Stray Age is its simplicity. It’s a folk record, evoking certain feelings (as all good records should), but there’s a gentle approach to its sound and the way Moore’s voice phrases his words. Stray Age was recorded in Los Angeles in three different spurts, the first two sessions taking place in October and December of 2007, then the third in February of 2008. He even got some people you’ve heard of to help him out. Joe Chiccarelli (The Shins, U2, The White Stripes) took on co-production, recording and mixing duties. Justin Meldal-Johnsen (Beck, Tori Amos) played upright bass. Jesca Hoop lent her voice to “The Old Measure” and “Restoration Sketches.” And Petra Haden (Bill Frisell, Beck) adds violin to “It’s You,” “The Hour Of Sleep,” and “The Old Measure.”