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With a critically acclaimed new album and growing crowds at their live shows, Providence’s new favorite sons—and daughter—are making their move to music’s big stage.

With over 50 full songs, FLYP’s jukebox culls the most interesting pieces out of Nonesuch’s catalog for a full tour through the label’s sound.

Despite a lack of blockbuster sales, Nonesuch Records has been able to keep producing music that matters from all over the world for over 25 years.

Everything followed from a student allowance that was too small to cover music.

See some of Nonesuch’s eclectic mix of artists over the years.

Starting with its early field recordings, Nonesuch has brought world music to a global audience.

With the first big names Bob Hurwitz brought to the label, Nonesuch took center stage in New Music.

Dedication, preparation, promotion—all necessary, but not sufficient. Sometimes a hit just…happens.

Hooray for Hollywood, Broadway and Stephen Sondheim, wherever you are.

How the path from cheap baroque to African drums to avant-garde led to jazz, Wilco and Björk.

Test your musical IQ and let the bird do the heavy lifting…

Portrait of the artist as a young woman.

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nice job -- i'm loving the transitions and the audio is great! the flash geek in me is salivating.

Khalil Jetha

very very dope.. It is really not all about a name :-)

Tisha Carter

I dunno what to say. magnificent intro. and the music is outstanding. thx thx thx thx ....

matin monfared

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there is too little content, too many pictures and unnecessary pageflips. if this is to be a magazine, then provide thoughtprovoking content--and please provide it accessibly. why in the world should i click on a round circle to read a 200 word sidebar when you could easily have just posted it next to the picture? it's irritating and the page flips do not help the sense that there is too much engineering on the packaging and too little of what truly makes great reading--the writing itself.

Juice Friend

all of the album cover designs should be used for t-shirts or licensed for branding on apparel ( sneakers, bags etc) they are brilliant

Tisha Carter

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Time, attention, and engagement to the creative details of your website has been spent with great rewards! Congratulations to all who contributed to this rendering of your company's vision and purpose.

cheryl kennedy

Thank you and Bravo! C'est magnifique!

catherine heuze

I am so glad I found your site! Thanks for the treat to my ears and eyes!!!

Miriam Nelson

One of the most incredible web "ads" that I've seen. Thank you.

Mark S

Awesome! Thank you so much! I've got chills! This jukebox screen is priceless! Would be perfect with the addition of Donald Fagen's Security Joan or any Steely Dan.

Mona Obremski

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To Iranians in New York and L.A., the violence in the streets of Tehran hits very close to home. ENTER Text only version

David Maisel’s photographs of decaying urns give new form to long-forgotten lives. ENTER Text only version

A guided tour through the fashion work of Richard Avedon by a woman who knew the enigmatic photographer as few ever did. ENTER Text only version

Photographer Eirik Johnson finds beauty in a region caught between its past and future. ENTER Text only version

Ann P. Smith creatively recycles discarded machine parts and electronics into works of art. ENTER Text only version

Pro-ball dropout but a major league champion nonetheless, Zack Hample plays his own game. ENTER Text only version

All over America, cities are becoming vast playgrounds for practitioners of parkour. ENTER Text only version

Bilenky Cycle Works of Philadelphia rides a custom-bike building boom driven by discriminating buyers and sky-high gas prices. ENTER Text only version

Though the Olympics focus on individual and team performances, country medal counts provide an unofficial tally of world sporting dominance. ENTER Text only version

The Taliban in Afghanistan seem to be channeling the Sopranos in their war against the West. ENTER Text only version

Ordinary people and their video cameras are helping to confront human rights abuses around the world. ENTER Text only version

The Women Airforce Service Pilots who flew in World War II are still fighting for recognition. ENTER Text only version

West Point’s Center for Oral History will let generations of America’s soldiers record their stories—and let the rest of us listen. ENTER Text only version

For the students of MIT’s toy product design class, fun is a lot of work. ENTER Text only version

Heath Ceramics stands up to America’s throwaway culture. ENTER Text only version

The 21st-century landscapes of Andy Cao and Xavier Perrot blur the lines between earth and art. ENTER Text only version

A hot Philadelphia design firm aims to create a greener planet, one product at a time. ENTER Text only version

Madoff Pays Jun.29.09 | Comments (0) Disgraced financier Bernie Madoff will be spending the remainder of his life beh ...

Wilco Brings the Noise—Sort Of Jun.30.09 | Comments (0) After toning down their sound for 2007’s middling Sky Blue Sky, Wilco’s seve ...

Hot and Getting Hotter Mar.04.09 | Comments (0) The New Scientist recently reported that Australian scientists are connecting th ...

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To Iranians in New York and L.A., the violence in the streets of Tehran hits very close to home.
ENTER

Text only version

David Maisel’s photographs of decaying urns give new form to long-forgotten lives.
ENTER

Text only version

A guided tour through the fashion work of Richard Avedon by a woman who knew the enigmatic photographer as few ever did.
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Text only version

Photographer Eirik Johnson finds beauty in a region caught between its past and future.
ENTER

Text only version

Ann P. Smith creatively recycles discarded machine parts and electronics into works of art.
ENTER

Text only version

Pro-ball dropout but a major league champion nonetheless, Zack Hample plays his own game.
ENTER

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All over America, cities are becoming vast playgrounds for practitioners of parkour.
ENTER

Text only version

Bilenky Cycle Works of Philadelphia rides a custom-bike building boom driven by discriminating buyers and sky-high gas prices.
ENTER

Text only version

Though the Olympics focus on individual and team performances, country medal counts provide an unofficial tally of world sporting dominance.
ENTER

Text only version

The Taliban in Afghanistan seem to be channeling the Sopranos in their war against the West.
ENTER

Text only version

Ordinary people and their video cameras are helping to confront human rights abuses around the world.
ENTER

Text only version

The Women Airforce Service Pilots who flew in World War II are still fighting for recognition.
ENTER

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West Point’s Center for Oral History will let generations of America’s soldiers record their stories—and let the rest of us listen.
ENTER

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For the students of MIT’s toy product design class, fun is a lot of work.
ENTER

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Heath Ceramics stands up to America’s throwaway culture.
ENTER

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The 21st-century landscapes of Andy Cao and Xavier Perrot blur the lines between earth and art.
ENTER

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A hot Philadelphia design firm aims to create a greener planet, one product at a time.
ENTER

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Madoff Pays

Jun.29.09 | Comments (0)

Disgraced financier Bernie Madoff will be spending the remainder of his life beh ...

Wilco Brings the Noise—Sort Of

Jun.30.09 | Comments (0)

After toning down their sound for 2007’s middling Sky Blue Sky, Wilco’s seve ...

Hot and Getting Hotter

Mar.04.09 | Comments (0)

The New Scientist recently reported that Australian scientists are connecting th ...