A rundown of the NPR Music interns' year-end highlights, from Camila Cabello to Juana Molina, Raquel Sofia and Hundred Waters.

In the video for "Never In My Arms, Always In My Heart," the New York band approaches the lives of aging rock fans with pathos and a dash of camp.

In a new video for "Kiss You," the Brooklyn avant-pop band showcases our apprehension to make a move, then shows us the intimacy we're missing.

Sir Babygirl's Kelsie Hogue has turned your most disastrous nights into a catchy, carnival-esque nightmare.

As voters head to the polls today, we hear from artists whose music speaks to our current political and cultural moment.

The D.C. post-punk band's brilliant new video for "Material" spoofs YouTube, but the jokes run far deeper — and weirder — than that.

This week on the show, we hear from artists who find ways to celebrate life no matter how broken it may be.

This week's essential mix includes songs of letting go, of healing, moving on and finding a deeper appreciation for the wonder of life.

Zach Condon, the mastermind behind Beirut, will release his fifth studio album, Gallipoli, on Feb. 1. In this conversation, he shares the title track and details how the project came together.

In a new video, SOAK captures the young artist's fantasy of a party she thought she didn't want to join.

Annie Clark has announced the imminent release of a re-imagined Masseduction, titled MassEducation, in which she and Thomas Bartlett re-frame the album's songs as intimate piano ballads.