Harrisburg jazz musicians Jimmy Wood and Ronnie Waters take us back to the capitol city’s jazz scene when they were kids and budding musicians. They recall how music helped to overcome racism and look ahead to the future of jazz.

With music venues closed amid the coronavirus pandemic, music still finds a way in Lancaster.

The two brothers who make up Dandy talk goofy videos, martial arts and the discipline they practice in their musical career.

Conversations can happen without words. Ralph and Ray of The RaRas captured a musical conversation in a recording they released called “Conversation”.

Listening From a Distance is a collection of interviews with people involved in the local music scene to find out how they’re coping with the pandemic.

Celtic rock band The Ogham Stones of Lancaster talk about the folk traditions of Celtic music, how their music isn’t just for St. Patrick’s Day and a devious leprechaun at one of their shows.

Bells is a Lancaster-based post-rock band whose music can be described as cinematic. From moments of wonder and contemplation to agitation and aggression, their songs paint evolving landscapes of emotion. During live performances the band often projects patterns and images behind them to complement the music.

Connecting country music’s history to the present.