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| March 9, 2011 | Please donate to your NPR Station |
 | All Songs Considered The annual music festival in Austin, Texas, is just around the corner, and will feature performances from nearly 2,000 artists. This week on All Songs Considered, Bob Boilen, Robin Hilton, Stephen Thompson and Ann Powers discuss some of the acts they're most excited to see. |
 | Tiny Desk Concerts Steve Riley and his Mamou Playboys make sweet Cajun music together: music steeped in the French heritage of southwestern Louisiana and driven by accordion and fiddle. Watch the Grammy-nominated Cajun band play an upbeat yet bittersweet set from the NPR Music offices. |
 | First Listen There aren't many bands more reliant on drumming than The Dodos: The new No Color pounds and clatters with such precision and clarity, the whomp of the drums might as well get a lead-vocal credit. Hear the album here until its release on March 15. |
 | All Songs Considered Blog Hear a sneak preview of an upcoming EP from the duo featuring Danger Mouse and James Mercer. The song, "Windows" is from a new collection of songs called Meyrin Fields, due out March 29. |
 | All Songs Considered Blog We've been talking with guitarist, songwriter, actor and craftsman Jack White about some of his unusual projects and interests for a new series we're calling The Flipside. On this edition, White talks about one of his latest obsessions: accents. |
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