Atmospheres is our weekly excursion into the outer reaches of sound with resident selectors GAHR and DJ Patrick curating a mix of electronic, ambient and experimental records. Every Thursday at 9p.

Sydney based dj Edseven has built a rock-solid reputation over the last 20 years, sharing the stage djing with the likes of Gilles Peterson, Domu, John Morales, Nai Palm, Peanut Butter Wolf, Norman Jay, Dego, IG Culture and many more across Australia, Tokyo, New York, Berlin, Kyoto, Detroit, LA, Paris and Amsterdam. A collector of many styles, a typical Edseven dj set could include anything from Detroit Hip Hop to Nigerian Funk, UK Broken beat to Chicago House, Classic Soul to Future Beat and beyond. Looking forward to hearing what he’s got in the bag for this one!

For this week’s High Fidelity Listening Session we return to our Labels We Love series. This go-round we’ll be spinning four records released by the Chicago-based International Anthem Recording Company (IARC), including titles by Jeff Parker, the late, great Jamie Branch, Makaya McCraven and Resavoir. IARC has been promoting progressive artists and music since 2013 and has released some of the most exciting jazz records of the past decade.

Monday evenings from 5p - 7p we’re partnering with Keys to the City to bring you intimate solo piano performances on a vintage Rhodes Eighty-Eight electric piano.

Join us for Atmospheres, our weekly exploration of electronic, experimental and ambient sounds. Every Thursday at 9p, curated by GAHR and DJ Patrick.

This week’s Selector Series is another SMARTBOMB collab, this time featuring Bay Area DJ and vibe curator Abby Imperial.

This week’s HFLS is going down on Tuesday night and we’re thrilled to kick off our new “Postcards From” series with some classic and contemporary musical treats from Brazil! 8p.

Every Monday from 5p - 7p we’re partnering with Keys to the City to bring you intimate solo piano performances on a vintage Rhodes Eighty-Eight electric piano.

Join us every Thursday at 9p as we journey to the outer reaches and explore electronic, ambient and experimental records curated by GAHR and DJ Patrick.

This week, we bring you a very special Thursday night High Fidelity Listening Session. We’re going back to ‘94, to Nas’ incredible debut LP Illmatic. Without question, one of the greatest expressions of East Coast hip hop ever recorded.

This week’s Selector Series features the one and only Lady Ryan, a beloved figure in the Bay Area, evoking feelings of safety, joy, and belonging as both a spiritual conductor and dedicated professional. Her unwavering passion for music resonates throughout the Bay Area and beyond, whether enchanting the crowd at Warriors' games, her acclaimed Soulovely or SweetSpot parties, or gracing the airwaves of 91.7 KALW San Francisco.

On Tuesday April 16 at 8p we honor the late, great Oakland-based guitarist and composer Calvin Keys.

Thursday nights from 9p til close our trusty resident selectors DJ Patrick and GAHR take you on a journey to the astral plane with an amalgam of electronic, ambient, experimental and psychedelic albums you’re not likely to hear at any other point on the Shiru system.

This week’s Selector Series features two of the Bay’s most exciting DJs and vibe curators, Charles Hawthorne and FLORIDAWTR

On Sunday April 7th, we are pleased to present two iconic albums for your listening pleasure. Stevie Wonder's Songs in the Key of Life and Marvin Gaye's What's Going On.

Song in the Keys of Life is Stevie Wonder's magnum opus. An ambitious and groundbreaking blend of funk, soul, pop and jazz, seasoned with cutting-edge technology, it took over two and a half years of near constant recording and features over 125 collaborators to complete.The sprawling double LP (and bonus EP) put an emphatic exclamation point on what is now considered Stevie's "classic period."

What's Going On, released five years earlier in 1971, is an artistic statement of creative expression much like Songs. Marvin Gaye, like Stevie, had grown up in, on and with Motown and by the early seventies, he was eager to break out of the classic sound. What he created is a prescient album of social and political commentary on what it's like to be Black in America. Fifty years later, it endures as one of the greatest albums ever made with themes that, heartbreakingly, still resonate today.

Silent Sundays are by reservation only. Secure your spot today. Highballs, beer and wine available. Once the needle drops, the talking stops.

We’re excited to welcome Bay Area artist and music connoisseur Andy Cabic of Vetiver to the hi-fi for this week’s Selector Series.

Hard to believe it’s been two decades since Madlib and MF Doom dropped one of the best collaborative hip hop albums of all time. We’ll be celebrating the 20th Anniversary of this gem with a spin of Madvillainy followed by some other Madlib joints.

Join us on Mondays during happy hour as we continue our partnership with Keys To The Cityand present intimate solo performances on a vintage Rhodes Eighty-Eight electric piano. Catch the vibe (and the drink specials!) from 5p - 6:30p.

Your trusty residents are back for the very first Feels Like Friday of 2024. Pamchop and GAHR are back at the controls for a night a soulful and funky selections starting at 8p.

We are pleased to partner with Light In The Attic Records to present a first listen of the recently remastered and reissued 1970s jazz-funk classic Seasons by keyboardist Pete Jolly. This long out of print gem gets a new life on vinyl and we’ll be playing it before it’s available. Thursday March 28 @ 8p sharp!

Our second Selector Series night of the week is a special one. We have singer-songwriter Dent May in the building to give us an exclusive first listen of his new album “What’s For Breakfast?” before it drops. Plus, he’ll be selecting and spinning records before and after the new album listening session. Not to be missed!

We’re hyped to host a special Tuesday night edition of Selector Series just so we can welcome Nappy Nina to the hi-fi. The Oakland-born Brooklyn-residing writer, emcee and producer joins us for a night a beautiful music and community.

Our final HFLS of Women’s History Month and the fourth of four “Who Run The World” listening sessions features none other than “The Queen of Soul” herself, Aretha Franklin on what would have been her 82nd birthday.

Join us on Mondays during happy hour as we continue our partnership with Keys To The Cityand present intimate solo performances on a vintage Rhodes Eighty-Eight electric piano. Catch the vibe (and the drink specials!) from 5p - 6:30p.

Every Thursday night we take you on a journey in sound, playing electronic, experimental, psychedelic and ambient records curated by DJ Patrick and GAHR. 9p - midnight.

We are thrilled to partner with Impulse! Records to host a First Listen for the new live Alice Coltrane album, The Carnegie Hall Concert. On Thursday March 21, join us at 8p to hear this legendary 1971 concert, released in full and on vinyl for the first time.

We are hyped to welcome the crew behind up-and-coming creative collective Nothin But Hits to the hi-fi for this week’s Selector Series. 8p - 11p.

This week’s High Fidelity Listening Session features four of the best to ever do it, the High Prietesses of classic jazz. We’ll be spinning albums from Nina Simone, Billie Holiday, Dorothy Ashby and Alice Coltrane.

Join us on Mondays during happy hour as we continue our partnership with Keys To The Cityand present intimate solo performances on a vintage Rhodes Eighty-Eight electric piano. Catch the vibe (and the drink specials!) from 5p - 6:30p.