Cate Le Bon Breaks Down 7 Perfectly Produced Records
The Welsh musician looked to Kate Bush and krautrock for production inspiration on her latest album, ‘Michelangelo Dying.’
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Jeff Tweedy on the Lyrics That Changed His Life
One of America’s greatest living songwriters delves into his admiration for Bill Callahan, Lana Del Rey, Kim Deal, and more.
Kelly Moonstone Is Waxing (And Loving It)
The NYC indie singer, rapper, songwriter, and producer on love, loss, and creating her luminous debut album New Moon.
Asher White's Short, Strange Trip
The young experimental pop auteur talks about her life in music so far, from her days as a tweenage noise musician, to the bad acid experience that pulled her toward songwriting, to her thrilling new album, '8 Tips for Full Catastrophe Living.'
Lucrecia Dalt Wants to Stay Like This Forever
A conversation with the Colombian musician on geology, near-death experiences, and her new album, ‘A Danger to Ourselves.’
DJ Haram Breaks Down Eight Perfectly Produced Songs From Around the World
The New Jersey producer, DJ, and sound designer burrows deep into songs by Preservation, RP Boo, Ziad Rahbani, Ryuichi Sakamoto, and more.
Hallucinating With Pino Palladino and Blake Mills
The two virtuosos talk about the appeal of fretless instruments and the D'Angelo classic that was started 16 years before it came out.
A Fireside Chat With Nourished by Time
Marcus Brown talks about the making of his amazing new album 'The Passionate Ones,' filming a video at a New Jersey mega-mall, and how he stacks up against flip-happy arena rocker Benson Boone.
Hannah Frances Makes Prog Rock for Tender Folkies
The Vermont singer-songwriter on her love of Yes, her brilliant new album, and the benefits of not going to music school
“Take the Intimate and Make it Epic”
Director Bao Nguyen chats IRL on 'The Greatest Night in Pop,' his documentary about the making of "We Are the World."
On Quincy Jones and the Legacy of 'The Wiz'
Excerpts from Celebrate Brooklyn’s recent panel on Sidney Lumet’s 1978 classic and Quincy Jones, moderated by our very own Dylan Green.
Disiniblud’s Magical Album for Who You Used to Be
Disiniblud composers Rachika Nayar and Nina Keith on the mutual trust they needed to make their new album and their “brain-rotted, bimbo wisdom”