Valley Sounds
Valley Sounds shines the spotlight on original music created and performed in the Tennessee Valley. This weekly mix of music, interviews and other special segments take you inside the creative process of making music. Valley Sounds airs on 89.3 FM/HD1 Saturdays at 9pm, or listen to a podcast below.
Want to get your music on Valley Sounds? We play all genres! To learn more about our music submission guidelines, Please download this PDF.
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Ken, Andrew, and Dave from Foot Pound Force infiltrate the studio to share the band’s fun origin story and unveil their newest track, now featured in The Backrooms video game. -
Treetop and Dave the Wave from The Gifted take over the show to talk about life as a guppy band in North Alabama and spin some of their favorite local tracks. -
Lana White and Kira Hughes of Lana White and the Heights guest host the show. They put together a handpicked playlist featuring local tracks and their own tunes. -
Hunter Copeland and Bill Fowler of Red Flags guest host the show, sharing their musical roots, the rise of the band, and a handpicked playlist featuring regional standouts and their own tracks. -
Drummer Brennan Persing and vocalist/guitarist Isaiah Wallace of Stray Forever are your special guest hosts. -
Valley Sounds shines a spotlight on local music legend Brad Posey and his band The Wrong Brothers. It’s a wild ride through sleaze rock, humor, and electric guitar, all handpicked by Brad himself. -
Celebrate the holiday weekend with a best-of episode featuring past guest hosts and their favorite local music picks. -
Singer-songwriter Alex Hendrix takes over this week’s Valley Sounds, curating a vibrant mix of local music with her signature wit and style. -
James Irvin, singer-songwriter and local music champion, is your special guest host! He’s sharing standout tracks from local artists, plus an outstanding impression of a certain beloved blues man. -
Rick Bradshaw, Creative Director at Impresario Productions, teams up with fellow hosts, poet and singer Queen Keiani, and rapper JMeans, to highlight an upcoming Juneteenth celebration at The Camp.
