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Genre doesn’t matter. Good music does. New releases from Detroit and beyond, plus deep cut classics from back when. In The Groove with Ryan Patrick Hooper is your home on WDET for independent, off-the-radar music that doesn’t get played anywhere else. New music discovery alongside music news, artist interviews, performances, special features and more.
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Last chance to catch Toshiko Takaezu’s ‘Worlds Within’ retrospective at Cranbrook
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In The Groove: Throwback Thursday with Curtis Mayfield + new music from Everything Is Recorded
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In The Groove: New music from Joe Webb, DARKSIDE, Lola Young + more
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In The Groove: Big psychedelia guitars and warm throwbacks; music from Kraftwerk, Lawne + more
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In The Groove: Benjamin Booker readies new album ‘LOWER’ ahead of Magic Bag show in Ferndale
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In The Groove: The best music released in 2024, part 5
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In The Groove: The best music released in 2024, part 4
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In The Groove: The best music released in 2024, part 3
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