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• Orlando singer songwriter Tracey Coryell stops by our studios to talk about the new album she’s writing and how music has helped her deal with the grief of losing her husband.
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• Seek \n/ Find lead singer Blake Trent says writing music is cathartic for him. The band was one of the Central Florida entries in NPR’s Tiny Desk contest, and performed as part of WMFE’s Tiny Desk local favorites concert at The Abbey.
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• Blackberry was the second performance of the Intersection Live Recording at The Abbey. They performed “Monkey on My Back”, the song they submitted to the Tiny Desk Competition. The group comprises Ebieri Sofiyea on vocals, Alberto Rodriguez guitar and they were joined by Andres Ochoa on drums. Together they brought songs with soulful vocals and latin guitar tones to the stage.
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• Amanda Lyn was one of the four artists featured at WMFE’s live recording of Intersection at the Abbey. She took the stage alone with her guitar, which featured the name “ELVIS” on the body.
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• Amy Robbins and Gailanne Amundsen are part of a new generation of artists in Central Florida tapping into the tradition of Americana and bluegrass music.
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• The Tiny Desk Contest from NPR Music is back. Thousands of artists and bands from across the country have entered in the contest over the last four years. And last year, more than 30 entries came from the Central Florida area. John Korbel, one of last year’s listener favorites joined Intersection to talk about his EP, Earthlight.
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• Three nights a week you can catch singer-songwriter Bryan Malpass honing his craft at Disney Springs. Sometimes he’s leading the crowd in a singalong of a 90’s classic- like Zombie or You Oughta Know. But Malpass is also making a name for himself with originals from his new album Change The Room.
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• CeCe Teneal & Soul Kamotion members CeCe Teneal and Chris Baptiste visit Intersection to talk neo-blues, performing live and their debut album.
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• Musician Hannah Harber visits Intersection to share her musical journey and the creative process behind her band’s debut album, “Long Time Coming.”
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• If you think Bagpipes- you probably think highland pipes. But the pipes you might hear in marching bands, or at weddings and funerals, aren’t the only bagpipes out there. There’s also the uilleann pipes from Ireland. Kathleen Cavanaugh joins Intersection to perform the Uilleann pipes accompanied by Vicki Gish on fiddle.
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