On this week’s episode of Acoustic Café, Detroit songwriter Libby De Camp and drummer/percussionist Adam Schreiber are Moonrisers. Their instrumental music, born out of the pandemic, came to the attention of producer Dan Auerbach (The Black Keys) who invited the duo to Nashville, creating their debut album “Harsh & Exciting.”

Also, we dip into the archives for songs from Gregory Porter, Southern Avenue, Billy Raffoul and much more!

See the playlist below and listen to the episodes on-demand for two weeks after it airs using the media player above.

Acoustic Café Playlist for October 5, 2025

• “Million Dollar Intro” – Ani DiFranco
• “Take Off Your Cool” – Outkast w/Norah Jones
• “All My Wars” – Matt Maeson
• “Puddle Jumper” – Fruit Bats
• “Little Red Ranger” – Kathleen Edwards
• “So Much Love” – Southern Avenue (in-studio performance)
• “I Love It” – Molly Tuttle
• “Start On Foot” – Moonrisers (in-studio guest)
• “All Your Hiding” – Moonrisers (in-studio guest)
• “6th Ward” – Trambone Shorty
• “Fading Fast” – Pete Droge
• “Year After Year” – I’m With Her
• “Fit Together” – Billy Raffoul (in-studio performance)
• “My Own Advice” – Belle Canyon
• “A Door Called No” – David Byrne
• “Flannel Cowboy” – Ken Pomeroy
• “Maybe Somewhere Down The Road” – Rodney Crowell
• “City Hall” – Vienna Teng (in-studio performance)
• “You’ve Got What It Takes” – Ledisi ft. Gregory Porter
• “In Fashion” – Gregory Porter (in-studio performance)
• “Wake” – Madison Cunningham w/Fleet Foxes
• “Tiger Mountain Peasant Song” – Fleet Foxes
• “Circle Of The Seasons” – Moonrisers (in-studio guest)
• “Muddy Shores” – Moonrisers (in-studio guest)

Listen to Rob Reinhart’s Essential Music every Saturday from 2-4 p.m. ET on Detroit Public Radio 101.9 WDET and streaming on-demand at wdet.org.

Cracking open a couple of musical time capsules by throwing it back to the releases of Stevie Wonder’s magnum opus “Songs in the Key of Life” as well as a groundbreaking Temptations single.

We also go back 27 years ago to 1998 when A Tribe Called Quest and OutKast both dropped landmark albums on the same day.

Of course, there’s new stuff, too, from Nightbus, Jeff Tweedy, Big Thief, Tortoise and more.

Check the playlist below and listen to the episode for two weeks after it airs using the player above.

In The Groove with Ryan Patrick Hooper playlist for September 29, 2025

• “Papa Was a Rolling Stone (Single Version)” – Temptations
• “Psychedelic Reggae (with Tommy McCook & The Supersonics) [with Tommy McCook & The Supersonics]” – Winston Wright
• “Let It Be (with The Dixie Flyers)” – Aretha Franklin
• “Happy With You” – Big Thief
• “KC Rain (No Wonder)” – Jeff Tweedy
• “Banc de poissons” – Vulfmon & Jacob Jeffries
• “Animaru” – Mei Semones
• “Gimme Some More” – Labi Siffre
• “SHELL ( OF A MAN )” – Saya Gray
• “Love Takes Miles” – Cameron Winter
• “Layered Presence” – Tortoise
• “The Field (feat. The Durutti Column, Tariq Al-Sabir, Caroline Polachek & Daniel Caesar)” – Blood Orange
• “Will Anybody Ever Love Me?” – Sufjan Stevens
• “A Deeper Life” – Chaos In The CBD & Isaac Aesili
• “Love’s In Need of Love Today” – Stevie Wonder
• “Village Ghetto Land” – Stevie Wonder
• “Silver” – Say She She
• “Riverside” – Oracle Sisters
• “African Skies” – Lars Bartkuhn
• “I Did It For You” – Tom Misch & Yussef Dayes
• “Chasing The Drum” – Yussef Dayes
• “Rust (feat. Tom Misch)” – Yussef Dayes
• “Ámame” – Bardo
• “Save Me” – Emma-Jean Thackray
• “See-Line Woman” – Danielle Ponder & Bryce Dessner
• “My Moon My Man” – Feist
• “Africa” – Bill Laurance & Michael League
• “You’d Be So Nice to Come Home To” – Andrew Bird, Alan Hampton & Ted Poor
• “Garden” – Maria Somerville
• “To Be A Rose” – Jenny Hval
• “Angles Mortz” – Nightbus
• “The Middle (Outro)” – Girls of the Internet & Allysha Joy
• “Back 2 Me (feat. Sadie Walker)” – Girls of the Internet
• “Find A Way” – A Tribe Called Quest
• “Rosa Parks” – OutKast

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.