Adria Kloke is the Promotions Director at KCRW. She focuses on the intersection of arts and entertainment, with a particular emphasis on music and cultural discussions, including topics like psychedelics and the vibrant scene in Nashville, Tennessee. Adria's insights and work have been featured in KCRW.
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Adria Kloke's coverage predominantly focuses on music and song recommendations, particularly with a local focus on Santa Monica, California. She frequently highlights events related to music and provides announcements related to the entertainment industry.
When reaching out to Adria Kloke, consider pitching new or emerging artists from her local area for potential features in her articles. Additionally, offering exclusive insights into upcoming music festivals or events happening in Santa Monica or nearby areas might capture her attention.
Given that she covers a variety of musical genres and artists' releases weekly, providing unique angles about these topics could improve the chances of successful outreach. Remember that Adria is focused on local (Santa Monica) as well as national (United States) content within the entertainment industry.
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¡St. Vincent en español! Plus a whole lot more.
By: Adria Kloke, Ryan Del Rosario
Hey! Did you know that there’s an entire aspect of KCRW music discovery that you might be missing out on? Fear not, because our 5 Songs to Hear This Week newsletter is now a weekly feature on our website. Watch this space for rundowns of the five songs that you need in your life immediately, curated by KCRW Music staff. Don’t want to wait for your latest taste of fresh tunes? Sign up for the Tuesday newsletter here, and have ‘em delivered directly to your inbox.
By: Adria Kloke, James Vincent McMorrow
Times like these call for warmly remastered George Harrison tunes, ya know?
By: Camille Blake, Michael Kiwanuka
Hey! Did you know that there’s an entire aspect of KCRW music discovery that you might be missing out on? Fear not, because our 5 Songs to Hear This Week newsletter is now a weekly feature on our website. Watch this space for rundowns of the five songs that you need in your life immediately, curated by KCRW Music staff. Don’t want to wait for your latest taste of fresh tunes? Sign up for the Tuesday newsletter here, and have ‘em delivered directly to your inbox.
Hey! Did you know that there’s an entire aspect of KCRW music discovery that you might be missing out on? Fear not, because our 5 Songs to Hear This Week newsletter is now a weekly feature on our website. Watch this space for rundowns of the five songs that you need in your life immediately, curated by KCRW Music staff. Don’t want to wait for your latest taste of fresh tunes? Sign up for the Tuesday newsletter here, and have ‘em delivered directly to your inbox.
By: Adria Kloke, Marion Hodges
Al Green’s cover of “Everybody Hurts” is an aural balm.
By: Adria Kloke, Larry Hirshowitz, Yok Yok
Last Tuesday morning, I was two entries deep into writing the January 7th edition of 5 Songs when I saw a smoke plume out my window, about a mile away. We’re seven days into my evacuation now, and I’d like to share some songs for comfort and catharsis from my own personal repeat-spins playlist. Also, there are seven of them. Anything goes this week, right?
Jungle's "Keep Me Satisfied" definitely satisfies our itch for neo-soul-funk-dance sounds.
UK club-music provocateur Shygirl (who's anything but) heats up this week's round up with her latest single.
Mega-voiced, modern gospel trio Annie & The Caldwells deliver the ultimate ode to being "Wrong."
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