Another delectable smorgasbord of autumnal textures and endless rhythms 🍂 Edition 263 of The Eisenberg Review drifts from Steve Gunn and Floating Action into dank bass, dancefloor heat, and global jazz currents. 👁️‍🗨️ Listen: www.eisenbergreview.com/blog/263-sep...

L’shanah tovah tikatevu 🍎🍯 May you be inscribed for a good year in 5786!

Happy release day @kendramorris.bsky.social! 'Next' is out now on @coleminerecords.bsky.social. Take a listen and then dig deeper into her musical world on the most recent edition of The Eisenberg Review Interview. www.eisenbergreview.com/blog/kendra-... #NewMusic #KendraMorris #KarmaChiefRecords

Exciting moves from YouTube Music. They’re rolling out album pre-saves, release countdowns, exclusive merch, and content made for an artist's core listeners. Always here for tools that bring artists and fans closer together! www.musicbusinessworldwide.com/youtube-musi...

262 is up now: cinematic global psych, Anatolian fuzz, British jazz, and four new Makaya McCraven singles from four EPs at once. Expanding your world with the music you need to know. www.eisenbergreview.com/blog/262-sep...

Kendra Morris’ Next is a kaleidoscopic world of board-game tiles, Brooklyn sketches, and soulful letters of love. I spoke with her about writing, world-building, and the heart of her new album 🎲💜 #KendraMorris #ArtistInterview #KarmaChiefRecords

Edition 261 of The Eisenberg Review is live 🌐 Cosmic grooves, soulful revelations, global hues. Tim Bernardes, Floating Action, Boldy James, Deftones + more. Feature w/ Kendra Morris on Next. #KendraMorris #TheEisenbergReview #WRUW #GlobalGrooves #NewMusic

260 // September 4, 2025. Hip-hop grooves, Brazilian shimmer, Tel Aviv jazz, psychedelic funk, indie dreamscapes & club fire. Kutiman, Dora Morelenbaum, Ouzo Bazooka, The Dare & more. Out now 🌍 www.eisenbergreview.com/blog/260-sep...

New interview with Uri Brauner Kinrot of Ouzo Bazooka. We talked Kapaim, Tel Aviv psych, and producing for Rasco and Liraz. Cinematic grooves, Anatolian fuzz, and soul-deep arrangements. 🎧 www.eisenbergreview.com/blog/ouzo-ba... #PsychRock #GlobalGroove #TheEisenbergReview

Eisenberg Review 259: Cosmic meditations & sharp pop edges. ✨ Global psych, smoky soul & indie sparkle 🎙️ Interview w/ Uri Brauner Kinrot of Ouzo Bazooka on Kapaim 🎶 New music from Karate Boogaloo, S. Carey, Dominic Fike, The Dare + more www.eisenbergreview.com/blog/259-aug...

The Dare are making club music and I'm here for it. #TheDare #Freakquencies #ClubMusic #Electroclash #IndieSleaze

Eisenberg Review 258 = late-summer lift 🌞 New pop shimmer, global psych, hypnotic remixes, and spiritual jazz currents. Chayla Hope, Tyler, The Creator, Kutiman, Mulatu Astatke, Makaya McCraven + more. www.eisenbergreview.com/blog/258-aug...

Great interview with singer/songwriter Mae Powell & @teddyeisenberg.bsky.social for the latter's radio show Eisenberg Review, where they dig deep into the creation of Mae's remarkable new LP "Making Room for the Light" out today! www.eisenbergreview.com/blog/mae-pow... @coleminerecords.bsky.social

Edition 257 of The Eisenberg Review is live! Late‑summer glide: new sides from Bassolino, El Michels Affair & Rogê, Danny Kuttner, The Circling Sun, and more + a conversation with Mae Powell on her new album 'Making Room for the Light,' out tomorrow. www.eisenbergreview.com/blog/257-aug...

New on The Eisenberg Review: RIO KOSTA’s Unicorn is lush psych-soul steeped in hypnotic grooves, intimate vocals, and cinematic analog warmth. A slow-burn, vinyl-worthy standout in 2025’s analog groove canon. www.eisenbergreview.com/blog/rio-kos...

Easing into August with detours through cumbia rhythms, post-punk pulse, and smoked-out hip hop between bookends of widescreen jazz and psychedelic soul. New music from Tom Skinner, Eje Eje, Shawn Lee & Kelly Finnigan, Disintegration, Gitkin, Begonia & more. www.eisenbergreview.com/blog/256-aug...

Episode 255 of The Eisenberg Review is live 📡 New music from Jessica Risker, Assi Al Haj, Panbers, Temporary Blessings & more. Broadcast Thursdays 8-10am on WRUW-FM 91.1 Cleveland. www.eisenbergreview.com/blog/255-jul...

Kutiman drifts into ambient terrain on Dreams in Aspamia with six instrumental sketches that play like audio daydreams. Dubbed out grooves and subtle melodic arcs throughout. A quiet stunner from one of Israel’s most quietly versatile musicians. www.eisenbergreview.com/blog/kutiman...

"No matter who you were, the feeling was bigger than you" Detroit's LGBTQ dance culture was essential in incubating techno throughout the ‘80s and early ‘90s, but is under documented. Here, @supermarke.bsky.social explores and unearths this essential history 📸 © Christopher Cushman

New week, new mix. Soulful psych, dub funk, Afrobeat detours, and a proper Ozzy sendoff. RIP to the Prince of Darkness. New Tyler, Automatic, Dora Morelenbaum, Freddie Gibbs, and more inside. 🎧 www.eisenbergreview.com/blog/254-jul... #radio #ozzyosbourne #psychedelicsoul #globalgrooves

The Eisenberg Review Edition 253 is live 🌍 Breezy horns, dubby psych, and Brazilian grooves for humid days and warm nights. New music from Chip Wickham, SHIRAN & BAKAL, Sababa 5, Hollie Cook & more. 🎧 Listen: www.eisenbergreview.com/blog/253-jul... #theeisenbergreview #globalmusic #vinylradio

FOUNDATION ROOM this Friday 🌇 House music all night with Sleazus Christ & Teddy Eisenberg bringing rooftop heat to the second floor. No cover. 9pm ’til it feels right. Presented by Captain Morgan + Ron Zacapa. 🌴🍹 SnaQuiris while supplies last! #Cleveland #HouseMusic #SunsetGrooves #FoundationRoomCLE

SHIRAN & Bakal’s Electro Baghdad pulses with ancestral memory and bass. We talked about remixing Iraqi folk traditions for the dancefloor—listen now: www.eisenbergreview.com/blog/shiran-...

Edition 252 of The Eisenberg Review is live 📡 Talked to SHIRAN & BAKAL this week about their absolutely killer new record Electro Baghdad. The rest of the mix is tuned to that same spirit—Floating Action, Cochemea, Rasco, and deep global grooves. 🎧 Tune in: www.eisenbergreview.com/blog/252-jul...

A modern classic? Too early to call. But it’s hard to imagine Dora Morelenbaum's Pique not being remembered as one of the essential works of Brazil’s current wave. www.eisenbergreview.com/blog/dora-mo...

Itamar Weinstein’s drumming has had a subtle, yet transformative shift on Sababa 5, ushering in a darker funk sound on their career best new record Nadir (out now on Batov Records). www.eisenbergreview.com/blog/sababa-...

Just published: my conversation with Sababa 5 drummer Itamar Weinstein. We dig into the band’s hypnotic new album Nadir, their move to Paris, the crosscurrents with VuVuVu, and where the grooves are headed next (including new work with Liraz). Listen here → www.eisenbergreview.com/blog/sababa-...

🎧 The Eisenberg Review 251 is live Psych-funk, global soul, analog heat BABO MORENO, Turnstile, Bardo, Rosmarina, Ghanaian highlife + more 🗣️ Talked with Itamar Weinstein of VuVuVu & Sababa 5 about their new album Nadir and life in Paris. ▶️ www.eisenbergreview.com/blog/251-jul... #OnlyTheGoodShit

Lior Romano’s debut Güle Güle doesn’t sit still—Arabic flute meets disco bass, Ethiopian rhythms meet Balkan accordion. I caught up with him to talk analog gear, collaboration, and soaking up sound like a sponge. www.eisenbergreview.com/blog/romano-...

Episode 250 of The Eisenberg Review is live. From Say She She’s modern soul to Turnstile’s euphoric punk and a deep-dive interview with synth explorer Romano, this week’s show spans decades and continents. 🎧 Listen: www.eisenbergreview.com/blog/250-jun...

The music you need to know this week. www.eisenbergreview.com/blog/249-jun...

What does Purple sound like? For Danny Kuttner, it’s more than a color—it’s a frequency, a feeling, an atmosphere. I spoke with the Amsterdam-born, Tel Aviv–based artist about her debut and the art of building a world that invites you to slow down and feel 🟣 www.eisenbergreview.com/blog/danny-k...

New edition of The Eisenberg Review just dropped — Middle Eastern psych, dream-laced jazz, and a healthy dose of ’90s spirit. Featuring Amanda Whiting, TWÏNS, Automatic, Noura Mint Seymali + an interview with Danny Kuttner. 🎧 www.eisenbergreview.com/blog/249-jun...

The music you need to know to soundtrack your week. www.eisenbergreview.com/blog/248-jun...

From Uganda to Austin to Bonnaroo, Jon Muq is making joyful, honest music that transcends borders. We talked about Flying Away, his new single “Hear My Voice,” and how songwriting helps him feel less alone—and helps others do the same. 🎧 Listen in: www.eisenbergreview.com/blog/jon-muq...

This conversation with Jon Muq was a gift. Born in Uganda and now based in Austin, he writes songs as offerings—music meant to connect across languages, cultures, and emotions. With a new single and tour underway, we talked about chasing sound and being heard. www.eisenbergreview.com/blog/jon-muq...

Edition 248 of The Eisenberg Review is live—tuned for soul expansion and headphone revelation. New sounds this week from Jeremiah Chiu & Marta Sofia Honer, Loaded Honey, Sven Wunder, Ouzo Bazooka, and more. Plus, a conversation with Jon Muq on music, migration, and his new single "Hear My Voice."

Sunday soundtrack. www.eisenbergreview.com/blog/247-jun...

Cinematic soul from the Mediterranean to Hamburg. I caught up with The Offline about bringing his records to life, composing like a photographer, and the rhythms of surfing. Interview’s up. www.eisenbergreview.com/blog/the-off...

🌀 Edition 247 of The Eisenberg Review is live 🌀 Fresh selects from Sampology, La Chooma, Romano, Pachyman & Sudan Archives—plus a cinematic sit-down with The Offline on his Mediterranean sonic world 🌊🎞️ www.eisenbergreview.com/blog/247-jun...

The Eisenberg Review 246 just dropped. Kutiman, Kokoroko, The Sorcerers, Don Glori, Habibi Funk, SHIRAN & BAKAL. Grooves that travel—psych, soul, and beyond. 📖 Blog + stream: www.eisenbergreview.com/blog/246-may...

Don Glori’s 'Paper Can’t Wrap Fire' is a bold, beautifully played evolution. Caught up w/ him to talk songwriting, ensemble energy & truth you can’t outrun.

From Cleveland to wherever you tune in — The Eisenberg Review returns with edition 245: Collettivo Immaginario, Unique Freaks, Pale Jay, Emily Elbert, Thee Sacred Souls + an interview with Don Glori. Thursdays 8–10 AM on WRUW 91.1 FM. www.eisenbergreview.com/blog/245-may...

🚨 Edition 244 of The Eisenberg Review is live. Groove through new sounds from Spaceface, SABABA 5, and deep cuts you won’t find on your algorithm. 🎧 www.mixcloud.com/teddyeisenbe...

Transmission #244: from Cleveland to the cosmos. New music from Spaceface, SABABA 5, Toro y Moi, TURNSTILE and more The Eisenberg Review — Thursdays 8–10 AM WRUW-FM 91.1 Cleveland // streaming worldwide

Muito Kaballa's new album 'Tomorrow A Flower' is out now on Batov Records.

This is one of the many reasons I started The Eisenberg Review! The best music being made is being made now, it's just harder to find. somethingnaive.substack.com/p/the-intern...

Happy music video release day Chayla Hope! "Remember Me" is out now! www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZdF...

🌸 Muito Kaballa’s Tomorrow A Flower blends Afrobeat, Brazilian grooves, soul + indie pop into something fresh + luminous. I spoke with Niklas Mündemann about the album + their evolving sound. Full interview → www.eisenbergreview.com/blog/muito-k... #muitokaballa #newmusic #theeisenbergreview

Edition 243 of The Eisenberg Review, beamed from the banks of Lake Erie. www.eisenbergreview.com/blog/243-may... New sounds from Reverend Baron, @andrewgabbard.bsky.social & Mae Powell, Slag Genie, Leroi Conroy, Ouzo Bazooka + an interview with Niklas Mündemann of Muito Kaballa.