Ariana Grande wipes away the past through vocal virtuosity and harmonic trickery

Amelia Meath and David Gray explain how they made have built independent music careers

At this year's On-Air Fest, Charlie and Nate unpacked musical mysteries about spon-con and new-age frequencies

Interviewing Jacob Collier on completing his Djesse quadrilogy with his assorted collaborators

The superstar singer trains her unerring sonic lens on the forgotten Black roots of country music

The Canadian Electro-Funk duo CHROMEO have made consistently funky, highly danceable music for twenty years. Now with their latest album, Adult Contemporary, they are challenging preconceptions of adult contemporary music by redefining its whole meaning.

Who was the biggest diva to ever sing the national anthem?

Brittany Howard’s new record “What Now” furthers her artistry through genre-mashing sounds and textures.

Bridger Winegar joins the podcast to discuss deeply-held opinions on musical theatre.

Kali Uchis's latest record Orchídeas is a trip through the Latine diaspora – with an additional stop in South Africa.

How "J Christ," and "Yes, And?" build off of music history and pop celebrity

We’re starting off 2024 the right way: with a listener call-in show!

Comedian Matt Rogers tackles the tragedy and comedy of the pop star holiday album

Nicki Minaj is one of the greatest female rappers of all time and to understand Nicki, you need to understand her alter ego Roman.

The music the Switched On Pop team loved this year

How the Vermont singer-songwriter incorporates what he calls "Northern Attitude" into his indie folk music

What Nashville owes Lil Nas X according to Chris Molanphy

The Beatles final recording came from the help of AI, but does it sound like The Beatles?

Three big artists have rerecorded their most hallowed musical material. Taylor Swift, Roger Water and Demi Lovato each have different intentions in painstakingly putting their old songs onto new proverbial tape

The new TikTok chart maybe the most diverse chart yet