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- 1Milwaukee Record Talks New Local Music on WUWM's Lake Effect▼Talking new Milwaukee music with WUWM’s Lake Effect (September 2026)
Milwaukee Record joined WUWM's Lake Effect for its September 2026 segment highlighting new Milwaukee music. The feature spotlights recent releases from local artists, continuing the outlet's regular effort to bring the city's music scene to public radio audiences. It is part of an ongoing series connecting listeners with fresh Wisconsin sounds.
- 2Vermont marker honors real family behind The Sound of Music●“The Sound of Music” family history recognized in Vermont roadside marker
A new roadside historical marker in Vermont recognizes the family whose story inspired the musical and film 'The Sound of Music'. The von Trapp family settled in Stowe, Vermont, after fleeing Austria, and built a music career and lodge there that continue to draw visitors. Locals welcomed the recognition of the family's lasting ties to the state.
- 3Upstate megachurch members demand answers over sex offender's alleged church role●Upstate megachurch members demand answers about registered sex offender’s alleged role at church, separate music ministry
Members of an Upstate South Carolina megachurch are demanding answers after reports that a registered sex offender allegedly held a role at the church and at a separate music ministry connected to it. Congregants say they were not informed and are pressing church leadership to explain how the situation was allowed to happen and what steps will follow.
- 4Taz Waves charts Sudan's electronic music heritage●Taz Waves Maps Heritage & Hardware on ‘The Electronic Sounds of Sudan’
Sudanese producer Taz Waves has released 'The Electronic Sounds of Sudan', a project mapping the country's electronic music heritage and the hardware behind it. The work traces how Sudanese rhythms and traditions connect with synthesizers and electronic production, positioning Sudan within the wider conversation about African electronic music and its overlooked regional histories.
- 5Listeners share Falle Nioka's track Falle Le Le Le●Hope and time will bring us home!... In the meanwhile, let's enjoy another Kalimera treasure: Falle Nioka - Falle Le Le
Fans of the Falle Nioka project are sharing the track 'Falle Le Le Le', describing it as a treasure connected to the Kalimera music scene. The song is available on Bandcamp, and listeners pair it with hopeful messages about returning home, using it as a cheerful soundtrack while awaiting better times.