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Wrapping up February with a great lineup of music this week. Music from Frank Ray, KC Johns, Lucie Tiger, Karmacoda, Eliza Neals, Nathan Bryce and Loaded Dice, Always Us, Molly Lovette, Jake Williams, VIVAS, Last Planet, Azul Kechi, Jason Charles Miller, Candid, and more.

Eye on Jamz powered by ION Indie Magazine is a weekly syndicated radio program hosted by Tim Board.  A huge thanks to the stations that carry Eye on Jamz and more importantly support indie music.

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Tune in each Thursday at 7pm central on WFMC Jams for a broadcast week of New Music Food Truck!

This week's show features Alkaline Trio, Alice Triskel, HAARM, MONOWHALES, Wharves, Wargirl, The Districts, Streetcar Conductors, The Unlikely Candidates, Bottlecap Mountain, Magic Giant, and Peak Low.

 

This week's menu features Toronto, Canada's MONOWHALES. Fuelled by a passionate desire to create a sound as unapologetic and powerful as the personalities within the band, pop-infused indie rock quartet MONOWHALES have taken the experiences gained fighting their way up the ranks of Toronto’s highly competitive music scene and barrelled headlong into the creation of their latest single, RWLYD reaching #2 on the Canadian charts.  MONOWHALES will be going on their "Love you, I'm Trying" tour this May.  Be sure to catch them at a city near you!

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New Indie and Alternative Music Delivered to Your Ears Hot and Fresh each week! #NMFT can be heard worldwide on stations in the US, Canada, UK, Scotland, Italy, Columbia, Africa and New Zealand, as well as all major podcast platforms including Apple & TuneIn and on their website. Corey & Jim, two crazy cousins are cookin' and servin' up only the tastiest tracks from around the world. Hosted by Corey and produced by Jim, together, these guys have decades of rock radio experience, as they been at it since they were old enough to reach their parent's music collection!  Grab a plate, a cold drink and sit back and feast upon their musical buffet. But be warned, after grubbin down at The New Music Food Truck, yer gonna need loosen your playlist! Wanna find out where to hear #NMFT? Find all the details on the website www.newmusicfoodtruck.com

  

Highway Natives is an American rock 5-piece out of Nashville, TN. With "a retro ‘70s vibe combined with roots-flavored country-rock brawn, Highway Natives conjures up early Allman Brothers, The Black Crowes, and savors of the fictional band Stillwater in Almost Famous," (Medium). Having such a wide array of eclectic influences, at their core, the group can best be distinguished by their rich, soulful harmonies, artful full-bodied stylings on guitar, and a rhythm section that’s groovy timekeeping is nestled tightly underneath singable and raw lyrics that trade between the two lead singers.

Made up of Brandon Moore, Jordan Miller, Matt Drummey, Artie Scarazzo, and Arthur Stover, Highway Natives was originally formed as a duo in mid-2019 when Moore and Miller recognized their songwriting compatibility, and created together as an escape from the rigorous and hectic music business where they worked behind-the-scenes at a record label and a recording studio. After recording demos with large, full band productions, they realized what they really longed for was a sonically larger live sound, as well as a collective group to share the vision with. With a careful selection, Drummey, Scarazzo, and Stover were brought on and the group quickly solidified and started hitting the road together.

In May of 2021, the group released their first project, a self-titled EP; 4 carefully selected songs from a catalog of songs they were already playing live. Highway Natives debut EP went on to receive acclaim from publications such as American Songwriter and Medium, and took them to stages all over the southeastern region of the USA.

Following their EP, some members of the group went through personal, life-changing events, on top of being in the midst of a global pandemic. As serious changes and adaptations were happening in their personal lives, the Natives lifted each other through writing and creating music as a remedy. The time spent together in this period of their career resulted in the making of their first full length LP, “West of the Blindside,” out now.

"In the House" at the Grinder House is broadcast live on WFMC Jams every Saturday from 6-8pm central.