NPR Music's Session of the Day: Ani's "Binary" from Folk Alley Sessions 08/25/16

We are excited NPR Music's favorite session posted today is Ani DiFranco's live performance of her new song "Binary" from Folk Alley Sessions.

Check it out on NPR.org

Recorded last January at the 30A Songwriters Festival in Santa Rosa Beach, FL, the Folk Alley Sessions includes an interview with Ani and two additional live performances.  Thanks to the magic of the internet you can listen to the whole session and check out additional live videos at FolkAlley.com

Ani's First Album Now Available on Vinyl 08/19/16

Ani DiFranco now available re-mastered on vinyl!! All the songs you loved from the 1990 release offered up in vinyl format! Featuring all 13 tracks from the original album, this 140 gram, two-record set includes three sides of newly re-mastered audio and a collectable etched side of the photo that inspired the Righteous Babe logo. Packaged in a gatefold album jacket with lyric sheet.

Ani's Recommended Reading for August! 08/03/16

Ani is working on her new record this month! She left you a handwritten note for "The Botany of Desire". Check out her reviews for her favorite books under 'new finds' and 'classics' here: http://anidifranco.com/pages/anis-recommended-reading

Ani speaks to NPR's The Takeaway about Using Music for Social Change 07/14/16

Today you can listen to Ani on The Takeaway - airing on WNYC Radio at 3pm EDT, WBFO at 2pm EDT, check your local NPR radio for times in your area.

"We feel hopeless and we feel powerless, but we're not." Ani DiFranco talks gun violence, racism, and politics. 

You can also hear her perform "To The Teeth" and "Nowhere but Barstow and Prison" written by Spoon Jackson. 

http://www.wnyc.org/story/ani-difranco/

New Official Bootleg Glenside, PA 11.11. 2012 06/16/16

Head back to 2012 and relive this performance at the Keswick Theatre in Glenside, PA, which marked Ani’s 10th show at that venue. In between songs, you’ll hear Ani discuss everything from the 2012 presidential election when our biggest worry was Mitt Romney (oh the good ol’ days) to the books she’s reading and her daughter’s views on gender. This bootleg features Todd Sickafoose on bass and Terence Higgins on drums.

The two disc recording includes the first bootleg appearances of two classic fan favorites “The Whole Night” and “Joyful Girl.”  It’s also the first time for “Woe Be Gone”, “Genie” and “Careless Words” from her latest release Allergic to Water, which, at the time, was still a work in progress.

Artwork by Scott Bye: The noticeable; Chalk, pastel and Ink  www.sculpturebyescott.com