Jacob Collier’s “All I Need,” was created with new technology that let him record remotely with his collaborators Mahalia and Ty Dolla $ign. The song is uplifting. It modulates into arcane keys that evoke the euphoria of newfound love.

Ricky Reed and John-Robert have found a way to generate a creative spark remotely, Jacob Collier has defied the laws of physics to master live performance over the internet, and Dua Selah has released a powerful new track that helps support the protests in Minneapolis.

We unpack how DJ Screw’s “chopped and screwed” sound took over pop and shine a light on George Floyd’s involvement with the Screwed Up Click.

The time had come to meet the muse, Carly Rae Jepsen, and unpack her latest offering, Dedicated Side B. In the course of composing her last two albums for the Dedicated sessions, Jepsen wrote over 200 songs.

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Like many events, the international song competition Eurovision 2020 has been canceled. Sadly, there will be no champion crowned in 2020... or will there?! Come for the Lithuanian moose dance, stay for the unshakeable power of pop glory in a world gone mad.

When BBC America reached out to do a piece about the music of Killing Eve, we jumped at the opportunity.

Since 1996, Fiona Apple has only ever had one hit, “Criminal.” Nonetheless, every album she’s released has been nominated for a Grammy. Her newest work, Fetch The Bolt Cutters, has received near universal acclaim.

Doja Cat crashes the Top 10 with an effervescent bop seeped in a forty-year-old guitar riff

A lot of people miss the old Kanye. But what about Kanye’s new music?

The band 5 Seconds Of Summer have just released their fourth studio album, Calm. Lead vocalist Luke Hemmings and bassist Calum Hood join us to talk about some of Australia’s biggest hits.

Among the many bizarre traits of this zoo keeper, Joe Exotic tries his hand at country music but Exotic’s country career may be yet another fabrication.

20 years ago, D'Angelo stripped down the sound of soul

Uncover the horror of “Happy Birthday” and consider some of the alternatives on offer, including a recent Anne-Marie hit that takes birthday wishes and turns them around 180º.

Latin Trap megastar Bad Bunny may be best known to American audiences for his feature on Cardi B’s #1 “I Like It’, but the Puerto Rican native is known to music-lovers worldwide for more than just those few bars.

The folk-pop duo Overcoats, JJ Mitchell and Hana Elion, are known for otherworldly harmonies that sound more like a single voice diverging in two rather than the other way around. We explore the fire & fury in their new album.

Lauv’s a master at making the sad feel fun—masking themes of anxiety and betrayal with upbeat, percussive production. Our conversation explores Lauv’s song-making process and touches on everything from T Swift (Lauv counts himself a fan), “mind” rhymes, and the particular nuances of loneliness in the internet age.

When Bristol based producer Laxcity logged onto Twitter to find out that Justin Bieber sampled his music, he was at first unphased. Then accusations of theft started rolling in.

In 2019 guitar made a comeback in the top 10. According to analysis from Hit Songs Deconstructed, about a third of all songs featured the electric guitar, a nearly 10% jump from the year before. In 2020 this trend isn’t stopping.

Selena Gomez has her first #1 song on the Hot 100. “Lose You To Love Me” is a confessional look at her past five years of heartbreak and health challenges.