Afternoon Delights
Kyle Gordon, “Mr. Jambo” (feat. Barry Bergen)
Is this parody tune 2026’s song of the summer???
The Jungle Giants Cover Underworld’s “Born Slippy (Nuxx)”
The band takes on the iconic 90s anthem from TRAINSPOTTING.
Noiselund feat. Red Letter Media, “Sweaty Muscles”
The consummate musician returns with new (and old) samplings from Red Letter Media which results in a great video and excellent song.
Robert Glasper, “Everything In Its Right Place”
A gorgeous and deceptively simple cover of the Radiohead classic.
The Cybertronic Spree, “Search And Destroy”
The Autobots and Decepticon-cloaked band cover another great song in excellent fashion.
The Paradox, Tiny Desk Concert
The pop punk band from Atlanta puts on a great show for NPR.
Ariana Grande, “hate that i made you love me”
The music video for the singer’s latest single is a horrifically fun time.
The Final “Late Show” Performance
The final musical performance on The Late Show ever is an ode to joy.
Towa Bird, “Dog”
The dope song gets an excellent music video by Caio Vieira that features Katy O’Brian.
“Heartbreaker” Performed by Tia Carrere & Middle Aged Dad Jam Band
Tia Carrere enters the garage to crush this Pat Benatar hit.
Sigur Rós, “Hoppípolla” (for David Attenborough’s 100th)
An incredibly moving performance for a very special occasion.
GUNSHIP, “Tell Me When The World Stops Ending”
New music video from the band GUNSHIP, co-directed by Rob Sheridan.
Medley from “The Lost Boys” on Broadway
A brief interview with producer Patrick Wilson and a performance from the cast of the hit new musical.
Choir! Choir! Choir! Sings “We Belong”
A rousing rendition of the Pat Benatar pop hit, with an intro by the songwriter Dan Navarro.
Noah Kahan, Tiny Desk Concert
The singer-songwriter promotes his upcoming album with NPR’s venerable musical series.
Patrick H. Willems on Music Videos
Patrick H. Willems looks at the once great pipeline for film directors: music videos.
NORM. (2026)
Aron Fromm’s terrific animated tribute to the comedic genius of Norm MacDonald.
Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band, “Purple Rain”
A living legend covers the iconic song of another musical legend.