Music From Muscle Shoals (Then, Now and Forever), hosted by David Havens is music from the Muscle Shoals area, including Muscle Shoals Sound Studio, Fame, and other studios in the surrounding areas.  This music had an undeniable influence on american popular music of all formats.

On the third Monday of each month at 5pm central for two hours, click the "Listen Live" button at the top of this page, and David will take you back to the days where it all began through today's stars, and tomorrow's future stars and tap into this limitless resource called Muscle Shoals Music. Interviews with those who made it happen, and those that continue to make it happen will be in future shows to come!

Follow the official Music From Muscle Shoals (Then, Now and Forever) Facebook page for updates and happenings in the Muscle Shoals area!

About David Havens: "I am originally from The Mississippi Delta where I was raised on Elvis music and biscuits as big as your fist. After spending 18 of the last 22 years at our sister station KIX96 this 40 year radio journey has brought me to mornings on Q107. I am proud to be a broadcaster as now more than anytime in modern history, responsibility of radio broadcasters serving the public is paramount. On behalf of all the Big River Broadcasting stations I would like to thank you for choosing us as your information and entertainment radio stations. With you, the listener, and me together every morning, we can grab life by the ball bearings and seize the moment to make it the best day possible for us and those around us!"

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

 This week's show features Dehd with music from Wilderado, Starcrawler, Beck, Northlake, Dancing on Tables, DL Rossi, Talk, Simple Minds, Billy Idol, The Slackers, and Honeycub! Hosted by Cousin Corey.

 

This week's menu we feature an American three-piece indie rock band from Chicago Dehd! The Chicago trio—bassist-vocalist Emily Kempf, guitarist-vocalist Jason Balla, and drummer Eric McGrady—have been releasing their lo-fi fusion of postpunk and garage folk since 2016. Dehd were defined early on by their fuzzed-out love songs—when the band formed in summer 2015, Kempf and Balla were already a couple. Though the two of them broke up in summer 2017, shortly after they began writing their breakout debut Water, the album wasn’t released until May 2019—which meant Kempf and Balla had to keep rehashing the writing and recording process and the terms of their split. The trio sound tightened up and reinvigorated on their sophomore full-length, though they haven’t sacrificed any of what Balla calls their “sloppy charm.” Love remains at the center of Dehd’s musical union: they negotiate its complexities through catchy tracks that capture the band’s growth in and out of the studio. Cousin Corey chats with Emily on this week's Blue Plate Special.

---

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

  

Singing ever since she could speak, Kayley feels like music chose her and not the other way around. Her scope of musical inspiration starts with Brooks and Dunn, when their music prompted her to dance around the living room as a little girl, and spreads as far as Gershwin dared to venture with those melodies of his that she sang while at The Boston Conservatory. The time spent singing all the harmony lines to Relient K albums, snapping her fingers to Michael Buble, and wondering how Alison Krauss and Union Station could make music sound so good were all precious moments helping her to understand how she wanted to deliver her own sound.
When listening to Kayley's music, you'll be able to sense the impact of rootsy bluegrass and rockabilly, you'll gather lyrics reflecting Dolly Parton and Miranda Lambert, and you will experience a sassy yet inviting vocal that will leave you wanting more.

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

Grinder House Coffee Shop is an intimate live music "Listening Room",  focused on showcasing and promoting the artist, singer songwriters. "It all begins with the Song"  The Grinder House has grown to become the downtown mecca. A place as diverse as the guest who share the experience and the difference found at the Grinder House.  Upscale coffee house and made to order restaurant during the week, and transformed to a premier “Live” acoustic Listen Room every Saturday Night with the “In the House” International Singer Songwriter Show.   Visit The Grinder House website for more details on future events.

Tune in to WFMC Jams on Saturdays at Noon Central with Eye on Jamz! 

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.

Another great lineup of music for listening pleasure plus members of The L.A. Maybe are the scheduled guest this week on the program.  Enjoy music from Moxxy Jones, Lili Caseley, Buel, Glass Skies, Whitney Miller, Taylor Sanders World and much more.

ION Indie Magazine is a global initiative of journalists, photojournalists, and industry professionals that donate their time and talent to promote independent music of all genres. Our publication partners with broadcasters and others to raise awareness for the independent movement; both through the written word and broadcast. Collaboratively, we work to provide a forum to spotlight and support local music…worldwide. We get independent music read about, seen, and heard!