Happy Friday, friendly Frequency readers. Every Friday morning, I tell you about all the music stories we have in that day’s GO! Magazine, and today is no different. This week, the recap is brought to you by our buddy Keyboard Gato:

-Local singer-songwriter Kim Kelley celebrates the release of her new album “Bending Blue” tonight at Silver Moon Brewing. Read that story to find out exactly why she started writing songs, and then download a track from the album here:

Download Kim Kelley, “Into Your Blue”

-Alt-country veteran Fred Eaglesmith played a house concert near Sisters on Memorial Day. According to my review, he was pretty great.

-You may not know the name Water & Bodies, but you may very well know more about the Portland band than you realize. Heck, you may know two of its members. BONUS: Click here to download a song and read an interview with the band.

-This weekend should be nirvana for area jazz fans. There are no fewer than three ways to see live jazz over the next 48 hours. Get all the details you need right here.

-Portland musician Stephanie Schneiderman brings her electro-pop solo act back to town on Wednesday, and she has kindly provided a song for you to download!

Download Stephanie Schneiderman, “Oxygen”

-Also in this week’s edition: the Moon Mountain Ramblers, Electric Sudaki, Baby Bash, Frankie J., and a show in Sisters to benefit a Sparrow kid.

By now, you know this, but I’ll say it anyway: Not all of those online stories will be available to anyone to read. For some, you’ll need to be a subscriber. So either subscribe, or pick up a print version of The Bulletin.