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The globalization of “Take Me Home, Country Roads”

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Journalist Justin Tinsley joins to consider Nipsey Hussle's legacy

“Flowers” by Miley Cyrus is a disco-country track has gotten people talking for a few reasons, but most notably, Cyrus invokes Bruno Mars’ classic “When I Was Your Man” in both lyrical and melodic allusions.

This sound, and the mythos of the rubber bridge guitar, has turned Reuben Cox into a local celebrity and put Old Style at the center of Los Angeles’s indie music scene.

“Don’t Worry Be Happy” and why all of his work brings us joy

Paramore is back – with a new sound and a new wave sheen.

Why SZA's latest album SOS hits different

You’re not alone: the phenomenon of the “sped-up” remix has taken over social media, with everyone from Lady Gaga to Thundercat getting the tempo treatment.

When it comes to distinguishing what exactly Latin music is, what makes the cut?

Un Verano Sin Ti is a textbook to the sounds of Latin America

Live in Los Angeles, Kali Uchis talks with host Charlie Harding about select songs from her career, highlighting her unique cross-cultural approach to songcraft.

Exploring what DJ Jazzy Jeff calls the "body clock" of our favorite rappers

Charlie and Willow chat about the making of the new record and the many multitudes of rock music.

There’s a new emerging scene in “sapphic pop” – what is it and how do artists feel about it?

The viral funk outfit breathes new life into a Bee Gees classic

On Midnights Swift builds a lyrical and sonic world that takes place across “13 sleepless nights.” Nate and Charlie listen closely to hear how she constructs this late night feeling.