Episodes (Page 10)
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Kesha transitions from party-animal image toward serious artistic work, having released five albums including two number-one debuts despite decade-long legal battle
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Rickie Lee Jones won Best New Artist Grammy in 1980 following her 1979 debut, releasing numerous albums drawing from jazz, rock, electronic, and musical theater influences
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Caroline Rose's latest album The Art of Forgetting drops character-driven persona to offer unflinching look at personal turmoil and inner life
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Hip-hop super producer Hit-Boy created classic hits for Jay-Z, Kanye West, Travis Scott, Kendrick Lamar, Beyoncé, and Rihanna over the last decade
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Moby released 20 studio albums including latest Resound, NYC which re-orchestrates songs from 1994-2010, maintaining prolific output since mega-success of Play album
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Arlo Parks, 22-year-old London-born artist, won Brit Award for Best New Artist in 2021 with breakout single Eugene about unrequited crush
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Feist, Canadian indie voice of last two decades, releases sixth album Multitudes exploring grief and new love following adoption and father's sudden death
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Kenny 'Babyface' Edmonds discusses his songwriting influences from James Taylor and The Beatles, and how childhood crushes continue to inspire his work
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Steve Martin releases a new audiobook 'So Many Steves' featuring candid conversations about his creative life with writer Adam Gopnik
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Matt Berninger of The National discusses overcoming depression while writing songs for their new album 'First Two Pages of Frankenstein'
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Aaron Dessner reflects on how a Bon Iver tour invitation led to his collaboration with Taylor Swift, producing her albums 'Folklore' and 'Evermore'
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Roger McGuinn shares his decades-long career starting in 1960s Greenwich Village with Bob Dylan and Richie Havens, and his role as driving force behind The Byrds
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NPR Music's 'Louder Than A Riot' explores hip-hop's relationship with misogyny and the unwritten rules that have marginalized Black women in rap for decades
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George Clinton discusses Parliament Funkadelic's revolutionary blend of psychedelic rock and funk that bridged R&B and rock music in the 1970s
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Graham Nash describes the Grateful Dead recording next to CSNY and Jerry Garcia improvising a near-perfect pedal steel solo on 'Teach Your Children'
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The Edge discusses U2's 50-year longevity theory and the band's new album 'Songs of Surrender,' a 40-track collection of reimagined stripped-down songs spanning their catalog
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Graham Nash, at 81, reflects on his magical life journey from British pop band The Hollies through co-founding folk-rock supergroup Crosby, Stills & Nash
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Justin Richmond launches podcast 'Started From The Bottom,' featuring successful people who overcame being outside the old boy's network including women and people of color
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Giles Martin discusses his father Sir George Martin, who never second-guessed his own genius, and reveals stories from his teenage years living at his father's Caribbean studio destroyed by a volcano
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Usher discusses how conflict motivated his songwriting, particularly while working with producer Jermaine Dupri on his 2004 classic album 'Confessions'