Wishy is my new favorite band, plus new music from Fontaines D.C. as they get ready to release their new album “Dopamine Chamber,” plus fresh selects from Logic1000 and Allison de Groot & Rich Ruth.

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In The Groove with Ryan Patrick Hooper playlist for August 19, 2026

• “All The Rage” — Wishy
• “1000 Pounds” — Superchunk
• “She Walks” — Poster Children
• “You Can Have It All” — Yo La Tengo
• “Nervion” — Allison de Groot & Rich Ruth
• “False Prophet (ashnymph Remix)” — Nightbus
• “Marianne” — Fontaines D.C.
• “I Love You” — Spacemen 3
• “The Dreaming Moon” — The Magnetic Fields
• “Full Spectrum Dominance” — Dummy
• “Jersey (feat. Jam City)” — Logic1000
• “Destroy Everything You Touch” — Ladytron
• “Jumbo (Remastered)” — Underworld
• “Heaven’s on Fire” — The Radio Dept.
• “Mercury” — Automatic
• “It’s Starting” — RIO KOSTA
• “Kelly Watch the Stars (Vegyn Version)” — Air
• “Sad Makeup” — Yukimi
• “Selenge” — Céline Dessberg
• “Consulate Case” — Surprise Chef
• “Blueberry Beads” — John Carroll Kirby
• “Burnin’ Coal” — Les McCann
• “Papa Was a Rollin’ Stone (Single Version)” — The Temptations
• “Sad Cowboy” — Goat Girl
• “New York, Let’s Do Nothing” — King Hannah
• “The World’s Biggest Paving Slab (Daniel Avery Remix)” — English Teacher & Daniel Avery
• “Radio Free Europe (Jacknife Lee Remix / 2025)” — R.E.M.
• “The Revolution Will Not Be Telefonin'” — Tonico 70
• “Groove” — Beans
• “Mágica” — El Michels Affair & Rogê
• “Pinball Number Count (feat. Dames Brown & Nicholas Payton)” — Brandon Williams
• “Brian” — Alfa Mist
• “Constellation” — The Circling Sun
• “She Raised Us in Sunset Park” — musclecars
• “Para Chick” — Tania Maria
• “How Come U Don’t Call Me Anymore (“1999″ B-Side)” — Prince

Listen to In the Groove with host Ryan Patrick Hooper weekdays from noon-3 p.m. ET on 101.9 WDET or stream on-demand at wdet.org.

New music from Charli xcx, Getdown Services, and Wu-Lu joins dreamy selections from Mazzy Star, Beach House, and Cocteau Twins, alongside post-punk from Fontaines D.C. and Sonic Youth. We also spin a couple of Big Thief songs ahead of the band’s Aug. 10 performance at Detroit’s Masonic Temple. 

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In The Groove with Ryan Patrick Hooper playlist for August 3, 2026 

• “Cha Cha Slide” – Getdown Services 

• “I’m Yours” – Tricky & Mitch Sanders 

• “New Park” – Wu-Lu & POiSON ANNA 

• “You Took Your Time” – Mount Kimbie & King Krule 

• “Silently” – Tara Clerkin Trio  

• “Fire Dali” – Lee “Scratch” Perry & Mouse On Mars 

• “Gadabout Season” – Brandee Younger 

• “Well Organised (feat. Lila Iké)” – Ezra Collective 

• “Overchord” – Actress 

• “Sounds We Cannot Hear” – Protomartyr 

• “Breathe” – Romare 

• “Rein Me In” – Sam Fender & Olivia Dean 

• “Marquee Moon” – Television 

• “Magic Metal Montana” – Charli xcx  

• “Blue Flower” – Mazzy Star 

• “Starburster” – Fontaines D.C. 

• “Incinerate” – Sonic Youth 

• “Heaven or Las Vegas” – Cocteau Twins 

• “Norway” – Beach House 

• “Don’t Delete the Kisses” – Wolf Alice 

• “Mind’s a Lie” – High Vis 

• “Los Angeles” – Big Thief 

• “Simulation Swarm” – Big Thief 
• “Dream On” – Palace 

• “There Goes the Fear” – Doves 

• “Mi Mujer” – Nicolas Jaar 

• “Mumma Don’t Tell” – Leifur James 

• “JOHN COLTRANE” – KOMA 

• “Rose Rouge” – St Germain 

Listen to In the Groove with host Ryan Patrick Hooper weekdays from noon-3 p.m. ET on 101.9 WDET or stream on-demand at wdet.org. 

Today we feature music from Fontaines D.C., Wet Leg, English Teacher, Julia Jacklin, and Broken Social Scene. We also play live recordings from The Cure and St. Vincent with Jules Buckley. Then we go back to our conversation with Resavoir ahead of his show this weekend on June 6 at the Cathedral Church of St. Paul in Detroit.

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In The Groove with Ryan Patrick Hooper playlist for June 3, 2026 

• “Wild” – Molly Burch 

• “All My Freaks” – Divorce 

• “Lydia Wears a Cross” – Julia Jacklin 

• “Not Around Anymore” – Broken Social Scene 

• “Anthems For A Seventeen Year-Old Girl” – Broken Social Scene 

• “Shriek (feat. William Brittelle) [Variation]” – Wye Oak, Metropolis Ensemble & Paul Wiancko 

• “Hell Is Near (Live)” – St. Vincent & Jules Buckley 

• “Disintegration (Remix) [Live at Wembley 7/89 – 7/09]” – The Cure 

• “Favourite” – Fontaines D.C. 

• “Nearly Daffodils” – English Teacher 

• “pokemon” – Wet Leg 

• “Memento (In The Groove with Resavoir)” – Resavoir & Matt Gold 

• “Canopy (In The Groove with Resavoir)” – Resavoir & Matt Gold 

• “Diversey Beach (In The Groove with Resavoir)” – Resavoir, Matt Gold & Mei Semones 

• “Small Talk (In The Groove with Resavoir)” – Whitney 

• “Far Cry (In The Groove with Resavoir)” – Resavoir 

• “Fall In Love (In The Groove with Resavoir)” – Slum Village 

• “Lilacs (In The Groove with Resavoir)” – Resavoir 

• “Tea (feat. William Corduroy) (In The Groove with Resavoir)” – Resavoir 

• “Time (feat. William Corduroy) (In The Groove with Resavoir)” – Resavoir 

• “Deep Sleep (feat. Jeremiah Chiu, Marta Sofia Honer, Matt Gold & Macie Stewart) (In The Groove with Resavoir)” – Resavoir 

• “Like Swimwear (part two) [feat. Anna Butterss, Jay Bellerose & Josh Johnson]” – Jeff Parker & ETA IVtet 

• “I Love Hot Nights” – Jonathan Richman & The Modern Lovers 

• “Ghetto Dub” – Bim Sherman 

• “Sun Is Shining” – Bob Marley 

• “Survivor” – Chronixx 

• “Stone Shadow” – Glyders 

• “mq9” – Automatic 

• “Dance” – ESG 

• “First Class (Soul in the Horn Remix)” – Khruangbin & Natasha Diggs 

• “Sun Circles (John Beltran Project Remix)” – Gratts 

• “Brooklyn Bossa (feat. Ricardo Barros & Teodross Avery)” – Soul In The Horn & Ahmed Sirour 

• “Breezin” – Boris Garbiner Happening 

Listen to In the Groove with host Ryan Patrick Hooper weekdays from noon-3 p.m. ET on 101.9 WDET or stream on-demand at wdet.org. 

Today’s Mother’s Day edition starts with a run of feel-good tracks from Fontaines D.C., The La’s, The Zombies, and Pixies. 

Later in the show, we share songs that remind us of our moms every time they come on, featuring music from Blondie, Bee Gees, and Elton John. We wrap things up with a set of acoustic tracks from Labi Siffre, Father John Misty, and Wilco.  

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In The Groove with Ryan Patrick Hooper playlist for May 8, 2026 

• “Favourite” – Fontaines D.C. 

• “Timeless Melody” – The La’s 

• “The Skin of My Yellow Country Teeth” – Clap Your Hands Say Yeah 

• “I’ll Believe In Anything (2026 Solo Piano Version)” – Wolf Parade 

• “Love Story” – My New Band Believe 

• “The Way I Feel Inside” – The Zombies 

• “This Will Be Our Year” – The Zombies 

• “Got It All” – LL Burns 

• “Knife” – Grizzly Bear 

• “Goodbye Horses” – Q Lazzarus 

• “Say Hello To The Angels (Live)” – Interpol 

• “Subbacultcha” – Pixies 

• “When I Get to Heaven” – John Prine 

• “I Just Want To Talk To You” – Charles Brown & Sleepy Creek 

• “Back, Baby” – Jessica Pratt 

• “One Stop” – Aldous Harding 

• “Golden Gate” – Miranda Lee Richards 

• “Anyway That You Want Me” – Spiritualized 

• “Black Magic” – Jarvis Cocker 

• “That’s Entertainment” – The Jam 

• “My Mathematical Mind” – Spoon 

• “(I Know) I’m Losing You” – Rod Stewart 

• “Heart of Glass” – Blondie 

• “More Than A Woman” – Bee Gees 

• “I’ve Seen the Saucers” – Elton John 

• “Our Day Will Come” – Ruby & The Romantics 

• “Meet Me In the City – Junior Kimbrough 

• “Count The Days (feat. Jenny Lewis)” – Swamp Dogg 

• “Crumb” – John Roseboro & Liana Flores 

• “Cannock Chase” – Labi Siffre 

• “California Stars” – Billy Bragg & Wilco 

• “Goodbye Mr. Blue” – Father John Misty 

• “Changes (feat. The Budos Band)” – Charles Bradley 

Listen to In the Groove with host Ryan Patrick Hooper weekdays from noon-3 p.m. ET on 101.9 WDET or stream on-demand at wdet.org.