Bridges open up the world of a song, but some critics say they’re in danger of disappearing.

When everything's a hook, is anything a chorus?

Everybody sings the chorus. Superfans quote the verse.

Charlie and Nate kick off their Netflix launch and probe what an intro means in today's musical landscape

Every four years a new crop of songs gets commissioned to drum up excitement for the World Cup

In the last episode of our feral pop miniseries, we take a look at the 22 year old rave-rapper primed to take over the world

No feral pop artist is more tapped into that microgenre than underscores

While the charts have been stagnant, Gen-Z has been crafting a sound that is exciting, unpredictable, and above all else, feral.

Olivia Rodrigo channels spiral song forms and thwarted desire on her third album.

Boys of Dungeon Lane, McCartney's collaboration with producer Andrew Watt, came when McCartney was 83.

Arc Iris on the release of iTMRW

MUNA makes the case for the band in a culture built for solo acts

Drake is back with three new, wildly different albums

The country outlaw explores her Texas roots

Rostam’s ‘American Stories’ fuses Americana and Persian sounds

The Eurovision Song Contest is upon us once again, but with an asterisk

How she cuts up her words to be so clever and clear

A growing wave of today's biggest pop stars are ditching the verse-chorus formula

The host of Song Exploder on rediscovering his voice by making his album In The Last Hour of Light the hard way.

BTS is back. Is their album Arirang the future or the past of K Pop?