Maggie Rogers on 10 years of Alaska

Learning to love Train

Going for broke turned out to be the most honest thing Slayyyter ever made.

Charlie Puth breaks down his national anthem performance live at Berklee NYC.

For RAYE, hope is something you have to build, genre by genre, track by track

Jack Harlow's new album is a rejection of hip-hop. It mirrors several other “white rapper” pivots over the past decade. 

Jacob Collier on why musical permission is more important than skill — live at On Air Fest with guest host Sam Sanders

The dance floor is where Harry Styles does his therapy, and this album is the session notes.

Bruno Mars is back with a new album called The Romantic, his first solo release since 2016

Charlie XCX wrote an entire album for “Wuthering Heights” and boy oh boy does it Wuther

There’s a precedent for movies bringing dead genres back into popular culture

On “Robbery,” A$AP Rocky and the rising superstar Doechii sample the world of jazz

Is it too much to sing and laugh?

Charlie, Nate, and Reanna take a look at the "big four" Grammy categories, and stump for this year’s respective frontrunners.

Robyn is releasing her first new album in eight years, Sexistential, and she’s given us already three remarkable singles

Audrey Hobert spent her twenties standing next to the hot person, writing songs about the unglamorous ache of wanting to be seen. Now that everyone's looking, she's learning that observation was the thing that made her interesting in the first place.

It’s a brand new year, and what better way to ring it in than with the second annual Switched On Pop bingo?

The best and worse holiday music of 2025

From big-ticket albums by Taylor and Gaga, to a revival of the stomp-clap revival – 2025 had it all, for better and for worse. 

Grammy-winning songwriter Amy Allen joins NYU Steinhardt students live to trace her path from early pitch songs to co-writing some of the decade's defining hits.