Tina Weymouth and Chris Frantz of Talking Heads explain how the band’s landmark Stop Making Sense made history

Exploring Faye Webster’s musical cocktail of steel, soul, and everything in between

How Metro Boomin became one of the most important producers in all of hip-hop

Crunk music has managed to have an impact 20 years later – with songs like “Get Low’ standing the test of time

On “Paint the Town Red” Doja Cat uses demonic imagery to spark controversy, turning online flame wars into musical gold.

The unique legacy of Jimmy Buffett

Olivia Rodrigo uses her pop repertoire to craft unique compositions on the singles from her sophpomore album GUTS.

Discovering the depth of the Fountains of Wayne frontman's work: "Stacy's Mom" and beyond

UTOPIA and AUSTIN are the two biggest records on the Billboard 200. What do they say about the artists behind them?

Over the last fifteen years, song camps have exploded in popularity from Peter Coquillard’s Bali Invitational, to Rihanna’s $200k LA camp, to the Anti Social Song Camp: a NYC-based event and the world’s largest songwriting retreat.

Over the last fifteen years, song camps have exploded in popularity from Peter Coquillard’s Bali Invitational, to Rihanna’s $200k LA camp, to the Anti Social Song Camp: a NYC-based event and the world’s largest songwriting retreat.

An investigation into the love and hate for “indie girl voice”

The biggest cultural moment this summer belongs to Barbie. How does the film's soundtrack stack up?

Listening to the legacy of the legendary trumpeter and vocalist 100 years after his first recording

What is and isn’t working musically about Taylor’s version of Speak Now

Kylie Minogue's "Padam Padam" is the queer song of the summer. But why?

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From Mexican regional to Taylor Swift: this is Chartbreakers

The robots gain a heart and soul - and self-destruct in the process

The French duo’s anti-utopian disco-rock record makes us question, are they robot, or are they human?