Adria Kloke is the Promotions Director at KCRW. She covers a variety of topics including music genres, entertainment news, nightlife, and the music business, bringing a vibrant perspective to the intersections of these areas. Adria's insights and expertise 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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(clockwise) JayWood (by Ryo Sato); TOPS (by JJ Stratford); Peretsky (courtesy of the artist); Adrian Quesada (by Jackie Lee Young); Andy Boay (by Valerie Kamen).
Clockwise: Jens Lekman (by Erika Henrikson), Vanessa Wagner (by Laura Bonnefous), La Banda Chuska (by Delcita Photography), mssv (by Gabe Loewenberg), and Sextile (by Sarah Pardini).
By: Adria Kloke
Clockwise: Lucrecia Dalt (by Kouie Perea), Hermanos Gutiérrez + Leon Bridges (by Jackie Lee Young), Rebounder + Sofie Royer (by Rachel Marielane), Sly & The Family Stone (by Edwin and Arno Konings), and Swimming Bell (by Lisa Bolden).
Clockwise: Daniel Avery (by Kalpesh Lathigra); Little Big (by Brian Ziff); Good Flying Birds (by Conor Shepherd); Harry The Nightgown (by Sam Lee); Sudan Archives (by Yanran Xiong).
By: Adria Kloke, Marion Hodges
Flight of the Concords alum Bret McKenzie kicks us off with “Freak Out City,” a jaunty ode to online conspiracism.
Clockwise: Halima (by Bellamy Brewster), DEBBY FRIDAY (by Stella Gigliotti), Tame Impala (by Julian Klincewicz), Yves Tumor & NINA (courtesy of the artist), and Hether (by Taylor Johnson)
BAMBII drops a track that's safe like best friendship, but adventurous like the final boss level on a PS2 game (and so much more).
By: Adria Kloke
Laufey conjures smoky jazz lounges of yesteryear, Bar Italia brings the twang, LA's Massage are here for those w/ *feelings* about "C86."
Bardo, Pearl Charles, Cleo Reed, and Host Family will rock the season premiere of KCRW’s live music discovery series — now at its new Eastside home, Zebulon(!).
Clockwise: Medulla (by Eliza Adedeji), Natalie Bergman (by Andreas Ekelund), Westside Cowboy (by Joe Moss), Léonie Pernet (by Mathieu Zazzo), and Dressed Like Boys (by Sieme Hermans).
