Five Favorites From Studio Z…

Noah Kahan / Maine – We couldn’t not include this.
SYML / Champagne Supernova – SYML has been covering this song on tour lately (coincidentally while Oasis announced their return to tour), but WCLZ actually got to hear this cover first during Studio Z last year.
Joe P / I’m on Fire – Joe P’s new album, Garden State Vampire, crushes. But so do his covers. We got to hear this one from the Jersey transplant himself during his 2023 Studio Z performance.
Lake Street Dive / Dance With A Stranger – You can hear every instrument on this track…that’s the power of our magician friends at The Studio Portland for you!
The Dip – Fill My Cup – We love the whole Love Direction record, especially Doing the Thing…but this one is just too smooth.

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