Hola y’all! See below for the “Songs of the Day” on our website next week, including a couple of full sessions. It’s great to remind our listeners of this feature — especially if there’s an artist who fits your show. mw *From:* Michelle Conrad [mailto:conrad@vuhaus.com] *Sent:* Friday, November 15, 2024 11:56 AM *Subject:* Live Sessions: Song of the Day, November 18 - November 22 Happy Friday! Please see the following for next week’s Song of the Day information. If a video from your station is featured, it will appear on around 30 public media websites around the country in their “Song of the Day” video player. The following best practices will maximize the impact for your local audience. - Make sure you have the “Song of the Day” player embedded on your website. If it’s not currently embedded and you would like it to be, reach out to Mark for the embed code (mark@vuhaus.com). - If your station has a video featured on the “Song of the Day” player, the day of the feature is a great day to push listeners to your station website via on-air and socials, and to ask your featured artist to do the same. Here are the “Song of the Day” videos from NPR Live Sessions scheduled for next week: November 18 - November 22. *Song of the Day for Nov 18 - 22, 2024* *DATE* *ARTIST* *SONG* *STATION* *LINER NOTES* Nov 18 Chris Kasper “Cry Me A Creek” WRNR, Charlottesville An artist who has toured with Amos Lee and The Wood Brothers, Chris Kasper performs at WNRN for Public Radio Music Day. Nov 19 Ginger Root Full Session KUTX, Austin Cameron Lew performs as Ginger Root, which he describes as “aggressive elevator soul.” This three song set was recorded at KUTX in Austin Nov 20 The McCrary Sisters “Let’s Come Together” WMOT, Nashville Nashville gospel band The McCrary sisters play their new single for WMOT’s Wired In series. Nov 21 Sammy Rae & The Friends “Coming Home Song” WFUV, New York A band who have a wide range of influences from rock to jazz, Sammy Rae & The Friends perform a new song at WFUV. Nov 22 Cassandra Lewis Full Session WXPN, Philly Singer/Songwriter Cassandra Lewis shares a few songs from her debut album, which was inspired by The Wizard of Oz, for the World Cafe.