Matt Andersen, Canadian musician, records in-studio with new music from Haim, Ketch Secor, SZA, and more

This week’s edition of Acoustic Café brings back the talented Canadian guitarist and singer-songwriter, Matt Andersen, showcasing tracks from his latest album, “Life Is Just A Vapor.” Working with Bahamas on this project has brought a fresh and unique sound to Andersen’s blues rock style. Alongside this feature, the show includes a lively ’80s metal cover and revisits in-studio performances from I’m With Her, Keb’ Mo’, Jack Johnson, and more.

The playlist for the episode includes a mix of established and emerging artists, offering a diverse selection of music for listeners. From Ani DiFranco’s “Million Dollar Intro” to SZA’s “Blind,” the range of genres and styles keeps the show engaging and dynamic. Notable tracks like Haim’s “Blood On The Street,” Maren Morris’ “Holy Smoke,” and Taj Mahal & Keb’ Mo’s “Rough Time Blues” add depth and variety to the lineup.

The episode also features some exclusive in-studio performances, such as “Wild And Clear And Blue” by I’m With Her and “Wagon Wheel” by Stephen Kellogg & The Sixers. These intimate recordings allow listeners to experience the raw talent and energy of the artists up close. Additionally, Matt Andersen delivers soulful performances of “The Hammer & The Rose,” “Tonight Belongs To You,” and “Always Be Your Son,” showcasing his powerful vocals and masterful guitar skills.

With a mix of classic hits and new releases, Acoustic Café creates a space for music enthusiasts to discover and appreciate a wide range of sounds and talents. The show honors artists like Jack White, Waylon Jennings, and Moses Sumney while also highlighting emerging voices like Jensen McRae and aron!. Each track is carefully curated to provide an immersive and engaging listening experience for the audience.

Listeners can tune in to Acoustic Café every Sunday from 1-3 p.m. ET on Detroit Public Radio 101.9 WDET to enjoy the latest episodes and explore the rich tapestry of music featured on the show. Whether you’re a fan of blues, rock, folk, or pop, Acoustic Café offers something for everyone, celebrating the diversity and creativity of the music world. So sit back, relax, and let the soothing sounds of Acoustic Café transport you to a world of musical wonder and discovery.