Spring vibes dominate with musician Christian Ohly, along with exclusive releases and additional content on WDET 101.9 FM.
Are you looking to discover new and exciting music emerging from Detroit and across Michigan? If so, tune in to “MI Local” hosted by Jeff Milo on Detroit Public Radio 101.9 WDET every Tuesday night from 9-10 p.m. ET.
During a recent episode of “MI Local,” listeners had the pleasure of hearing the premiere of a new song by Detroit-based indie-pop songwriter Christian Ohly. Ohly shared his latest single, “Bring You Back,” a heartfelt indie-pop ballad recorded with producer Jake Rye. This track is a follow-up to Ohly’s recent full-length album, “Miracle,” showcasing his talent for crafting emotive songs that convey personal reflections and experiences.
Additionally, the show featured a new release by indie-rock band Elspeth Tremblay & The Treatment with their track “Tragic” from the upcoming EP, “Cut Your Losses,” set for release this weekend. The EP release will be celebrated with a live performance at the Old Miami on Saturday night.
Moreover, listeners were treated to a new song from Jeremy Waun of the Waunband, a neo-psychedelic-indie-rock musician, with his track “Comes A Whisper.” Fans can catch Waunband live this Friday at the Lexington in Woodbridge. The episode also showcased a vibey-instrumental track by Moonrisers called “Circle of the Seasons” and a new-wave influenced song titled “Lonely Wolf” by songwriter and producer Jessie Berkshires.
The playlist for the March 18, 2025 episode of “MI Local” included a diverse array of tracks from artists across Michigan, such as Toboggan Man’s “Alright,” The Remnants’ “Kinda Like the World,” and Carry On Dub’s “Killer Diller,” among others. The episode also highlighted emerging sounds from Grand Rapids and Kalamazoo, offering a glimpse into the vibrant music scenes across the state.
Listeners can access the full playlist and listen to the episode on-demand for two weeks after its initial airing via the media player. If you enjoy the music and culture explored on “MI Local,” consider supporting the show and WDET’s dedication to showcasing regional and global music. Your contribution helps keep the music alive and ensures that programs like “MI Local” continue to thrive.
In conclusion, “MI Local” remains a hub of musical discovery, showcasing emerging talents and exciting releases from Michigan’s diverse music scene. Be sure to tune in each week for a fresh dose of local music and stay updated on the latest sounds coming out of Detroit and beyond.