Cody Lee
Music Director & DJCody Lee has had a lifelong love for community and public radio. First as a baby, with KPFT Houston, then KUT Austin, followed by KGNU Denver/Boulder, KMNO Maui and finally KDNK Carbondale. Cody has DJed at KDNK since 2009 and served as the Music Director since 2019.
He says, "I love most all music and don't care much for how people want to "classify" it. For me, Music has ALWAYS been dangerous, provocative, and the most powerful healing force on Earth. I love Jazz because it's complex, defiant, and improvisational. I love most Roots music for it's purity and soul (and that's Reggae, Folk, R&B, Rock...whatever you wanna call it). I love Hip-Hop for it's unique cultural language that is infused into it's Blues, Jazz & R&B roots. (Even Louis Armstrong was a rapper). What I dislike is music marketed to the masses that shortcuts quality and complexity, programmed drumbeats, auto-tuned voices, etc."
Catch him on the airwaves Alternating Tuesdays 9-11pm with 'Wicked Jazz' and Fridays Noon-2pm with 'The Deep...' co-hosted with Chris Hassig. Cody also plays the newest jams to hit the KDNK Music Department's inbox once a month on "What's Spinnin' on the Dink."
Click here for Playlists from The Deep...
Click here for Playlists from Wicked Jazz
Click here for Episodes of What's Spinnin' on the Dink
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We chat with Michelle and Josh of local band Quadrasonic ahead of their show at Townline Trucks; Chris Hassig talks with Carbondale artist Savanna LaBauve about her show at the Art Base; Tracy Wilson and Brian Colley stoke up Bonedale Bike Week, happening May 11-15; and Kat Hardy talks about what to expect for the 28th annual Dandelion Day. -
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Music Director Cody Lee features 9 new albums at KDNK. -
Musical duo Sage & Aera stop by the KDNK studio and share a few songs, ahead of their performance at Steve's Guitars. -
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Gretchen Hoffman and Karen Crownhart talk to Adrian Fielder and Cody Lee about their stewardship of the Roaring Fork High School grow dome/garden, the story of how it started and how the community can get involved. -
Bernard Yin and Rebecca Ramirez of Par Avion stop by the KDNK studio to feature their new tracks and talk about the band and their experience at the 5 Point Film Festival. -
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Sweet Jessup & the Dirty Buckets fill the KDNK studio with some soulful, stompin' lil' ditties, and chat with Cody Lee.
