  |  Music to Your EarsNew Orleans PlaylistDJ Soul Sister shares some of her favorite tracksFor 14 years, DJ Soul Sister has been manning the boards Saturday nights between 8 and 10 p.m. at listener-supported WWOZ 90.7 FM in New Orleans. In fact, her program “Soul Power,” the country's longest-running rare groove radio show, was the last to air before WWOZ signed off during Hurricane Katrina. On top of her radio gig, Soul Sister hosts three weekly "right-on party situations" that satisfy New Orleanian yearnings for underground disco, deep funk, boogaloo, soul, rare groove and more. With this mix, you can join her noble campaign to make your booty do its duty.
 Michael Garlington SpotlightOr, the WhaleWelcome to AmericanaOr, the Whale's Lindsay Garfield sounds like a flabbergasted Lotto winner when asked whether she ever thought her band would go from playing house parties to performing on "Good Morning America."
 [click to enlarge] Flyer on the WallThe World is Their TombParty with the blackened souls of Minus Seven when they release their CD and their demons Aug. 9 at the Launchpad with The Bayonet, The Scarlet Ruse, Down Not Out, Vail of Miscreation and Caustic Lye. There will be barbecue in the parking lot at 6 p.m. Doors open at 7 p.m. $10. All-ages. (MD)
 Sonic ReducerNine Inch Nails The Slip · The Toadies No Deliverance · SuperGiant AntaresReviews of new music releases.
 JazzedBonnie Watts Sails with City ReignVocalist brings soulful stylings to the OutpostSometimes you just step in it. That’s what happened to soulful vocalist Bonnie Watts shortly after moving to Albuquerque from her native Chicago in January 2005. “My son told me about the open mic night at Club Rhythm and Blues,” says Watts, who didn’t waste any time introducing herself to club owner John Nieto.
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