Musicians speak out—and sing out—on the repeal of Roe v Wade

Harry Styles’s latest album brings back the power and pomp of the 80s brass section

Beyoncé’s “Break My Soul” is an ode to liberation and tribute to the pioneers of house.

The polymath pianist breaks down Coltrane and Kareem

Why 80s films sounded so cheesy, but Stranger Things does not

Why "Running Up That Hill" is doing better in 2022 than 1985

1500 songs went viral on TikTok in 2020, did the platform really change what we listen to?

How Tom Tom Club's "Genius of Love" powered decades of pop hits

The samples on Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers aren’t used just for their sound, in many cases they unlock the song’s meaning.

Revered keyboardist and songwriter PJ Morton spoke with Switched On Pop about what it's like to work with his heroes and to share overlooked modern classics from Stevie and NAS catalogue.

Greece, Spain, U.K., Sweden, Italy and Ukraine are the frontrunners in the 2022 Eurovision competition

Stuart Murdoch on why the Glasgow band has "no themes, schemes, or plans" when making new music

The overwhelming success of artists like Olivia Rodrigo and Willow, whose music borrows meaningfully from 90s alternative, has set the stage for an alternative music comeback.

“I have a process because I'm more creative and more daring if I have the tools that help me wrangle my thoughts and feelings.”

There was something different about Justin Bieber’s performance of his hit song “Peaches” at the 2022 Grammy Awards.

Leave Britney’s (voice) alone

How Bollywood strings, surf guitar, and Britney’s ethereal vocals add up to pop perfection

Enter The Neptunes – Britney’s Virginia Beach Era

Breaking down the unmistakeable voice of Britney Spears

Breaking Down the Billboard Charts, From Nashville to Nigeria