KBLA's Lyric Lounge

On This Episode of KBLA’s Lyric Lounge: Getting the BluesThis week, Tosha, Teal, and Ural lean all the way into the blues, where love gets messy, suspicion runs wild, and the lyrics tell on everybody.🎤 Tosha tackles Johnnie Taylor – We’re Getting Careless with Our LoveA warning wrapped in melody, when comfort turns into complacency and love starts slipping through the cracks.🎤 Teal digs into Bobby Blue Bland – She’s Puttin’ Something in My FoodParanoia, humor, and superstition collide as romance takes a turn toward the supernatural.🎤 Ural closes it out with Big Cynthia – Eatin’ Still Ain’t Cheatin’A bold, unapologetic take on desire, boundaries, and blues logic at its finest.Three songs. Three perspectives. One honest conversation about love when it gets a little reckless.🎙️ Stream the full episode now on all digital platforms.#KBLALyricLounge #TheBlues #JohnnieTaylor #BobbyBlueBland #BigCynthia #LyricsMatter #NowStreaming #KBLA1580

This week on Lyric Lounge, we explore two very different worlds that somehow meet in the same emotional space.🎤 Teal digs into The Family – “Screams of Passion”A song where desire and atmosphere blur together, pushing emotion right to the edge without ever losing control.🎤 Guest host Kenneth Crouch dives into The Beatles – “The Fool on the Hill”A quiet meditation on perception, wisdom, and the cost of seeing the world differently than everyone else.Two songs. Two eras. One conversation about feeling, perspective, and what lyrics reveal when you slow down and really listen.🎙️ Stream the full episode now on all digital platforms.#KBLALyricLounge #TheFamily #ScreamsOfPassion #TheBeatles #TheFoolOnTheHill #LyricsMatter #NowStreaming #KBLA1580

On this episode of Lyric Lounge, we step into a night of grown soul, emotional depth, and songwriting that does not dodge the truth.We’re joined by special guest Kenneth Crouch, who opens the conversation by digging into Stevie Wonder and the layered emotions of Taboo to Love. Tosha keeps the Stevie energy flowing with Joy Inside My Tears, then Teal closes it out with The Whispers and their timeless declaration, Lady.This episode is about love in its many forms, complicated, honest, joyful, and sure of itself. The kind of conversation that lingers after the music fades.Don’t forget to download the KBLA 1580 app from the Apple App Store or Google Play. This episode is streaming now on all digital platforms.#kbla1580 #kblalyriclounge #kennethcrouch #steviewonder #thewhispers

The crew dives into the Go-Go sounds of Chuck Brown, Rare Essence and Wale for Black Music Month. Don't miss the Lyric Lounge airing every Saturday at 4pm and 11pm Pacific Standard Time. Tune in to KBLA1580 on your radio dial or download the app from the Apple App Store or Google Play. Let the music play!!! with #kbla1580 #kblalyriclounge

Did you catch the latest episode of KBLA's Lyric Lounge featuring Tosha, Teal, and Ural? Teal provided a review of Jon B.'s "Isn't It Scary" in a cinematic style, Tosha presented why George Duke's love has "No Rhyme No Reason," and Ural concluded with his analysis of Meshell Ndegeocello's "If That's Your Boyfriend." Don't miss the Lyric Lounge airing every Saturday at 4pm and 11pm Pacific Standard Time. Tune in to KBLA1580 on your radio or download the app from the Apple App Store or Google Play. Let the music play!!! with #kbla1580 #kblalyriclounge#kblalyriclounge