See below for the songs of the day next week on our website, including three full concert sessions! mw *From:* Michelle Conrad [mailto:conrad@vuhaus.com] *Sent:* Thursday, June 29, 2023 10:21 AM *Subject:* Live Lessons - Song of the Day: July 3 - July 7 Hello! 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 the next week: July 3 - July 7, 2023. Please reach out with any questions and have a fun and safe holiday weekend. *Song of the Day for July 3 - 7, 2023* *DATE* *ARTIST* *SONG* *STATION* *LINER NOTES* July 3 Citizen Cope (full session) WTMD, Baltimore Clarence Greenwood, who performs as Citizen Cope, plays a stripped down set of songs that span his long musical career. July 4 Martin Sexton “Calling on America” Mountain Stage, West Virginia To celebrate the Fourth of July, a performance from the archives from Martin Sexton, which he described as “a song of hope, unity and redemption.” July 5 Wood Brothers “Line Those Pockets” WNRN, Charlottesville The Wood Brothers play a song from their latest album in a studio barn in Charlottesville for WNRN. July 6 Riders Against the Storm (full session) KUTX, Austin Rappers Chaka and Qi Dada are Riders Against the Storm. The husband and wife duo have been on a mission to make Austin a more fun and inclusive city through their infectious, uplifting brand of hip hop and nonstop activism. July 7 Warren Haynes (full session) WMOT, Nashville Warren Haynes chats with host Jessie Scott about the latest Gov't Mule album Peace Like A River and shares clips from the band's Ryman Auditorium performance earlier this year.