Erin Wolf
88Nine Music Director / On-Air TalentHometown:
West Bend, Wisc. (Milwaukeean since the late ’90s)
First concert:
CHICAGO with my parents at Summerfest in the early ’90s.
Favorite place to take a visitor in Milwaukee:
Any spot along Lake Michigan — trails, parks, etc.
How/why you got into radio:
I majored in print journalism but was definitely obsessed with radio since a young age. After graduation, I began volunteering as a DJ at 91.7 FM WMSE and haven’t left the industry, since. My favorite thing about community radio is how supportive it is of the local scene. Hit me up if you’re a local musician with a new song, EP, album, etc.
Comfort drink:
Cold months = hot cider. Warm months = sport tea.
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Today's record drops include two curious doses of country: one from punk-rockers Amyl & The Sniffers and another from Alaska's Medium Build. -
The psych-pop project from Felipe Puperi takes you on a serene drive into the sunset that makes you feel like all is right with the world. -
Ty Segall, Graham Hunt and the Allah-Las find themselves at the top of the record releases we're excited about on this New Music Friday. -
The people who gather in this south side neighborhood have cultivated a true sense of community and empowerment. -
In the wake of the Altadena wildfires, the band's frontwoman turned complex emotions into a track about the good that can rise from the ashes. -
This week's batch of brand-new records includes a fantastic debut, some pastoral folk, delightful distortion and a sonic experiment. -
The week he met his girlfriend, the Aussie artist wrote this new track about balancing affection with emotional addiction. -
Phoebe Bridgers is attracting most of the attention this week, but we've also got records from Hovvdy, Sweeping Promises and more. -
The indie-grunge duo introduce us to their new album with a lead single that pays homage to those who help us navigate the tough times. -
Today's record releases feature Midwest warmth, Antarctica-inspired mystery, English post-punk and Scottish jangle-pop.
