Local Music

Flooding, a band based out of Kansas City, talks with Sophia Nourani about how they got started playing together and dives into some new songs.

Sarah Lily, a Northwest Arkansas resident selected as a favorite by NPR for their 2025 Arkansas Tiny Desk Contest, talks to Sophia Nourani about her experience writing and recording music.

Jessica Morel, the new University of Arkansas Symphony Orchestra conductor, talks about her path to the podium ahead of an Oct. 5 performance of Rimsky-Korsakov's "Scheherazade."

Jasper Logan, local rapper and former KUAF employee, talks about the influence behind his album, "Family First."

Sophia Nourani speaks with Gaby Nagel, an Eastern Band Cherokee and local Fayetteville flute player.

Wai-Kay Carenbauer talks with TV Preacher, a local Fayetteville punk rock band, on their live session at KUAF and their newest album, "Sworn to Fun."

Frontman Nick DiSalvo from Elder, an underground rock band from Massachusetts, talks about the band's newest album "Through Zero."

Singer-songwriter Liam Kazar talks with Sophia Nourani about the story behind his second album, "Pilot Light."

During a live music session, Jack Travis spoke with Resting, a local dream-pop band, on their sounds and Fayetteville's music scene.

Singer Marcy Harriell and pianist Janine Wagar talk to Kyle Kellams about putting together the set list for their May 17 show at the Walton Arts Center and recording "So Many Stars" in the Firmin-Garner Studio.