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The Australian singer-songwriter's music is what you might call "folktronica" — a sound that's miraculously analog and human.

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How contributors are credited on albums can lead to fierce, behind-the-scenes battles. Reporter Peter Robinson from The Guardianhelps us make sense of this funny little corner of the music business.

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Also known as the band behind that catchy Jeep commercial song.

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The Canadian troubadour may have just released his 33rd record, but his lyrics have the urgent feel of a passionate artist just starting out. He stops by World Cafe for an interview and performance.

The first song from the Icelandic legend's upcoming album arrives a week early.

The frontman and songwriter for Semisonic talks about co-writing with artists like Adele, Dixie Chicks and Gabe Dixon, and performs songs from his album Recovered.