Dance music wouldn't be the worldwide force it is today without Paradise Garage co-founder Mel Cheren and his label.
You can’t just take any song from an up-and-coming rapper, make it about a beloved cultural figure, and expect to get laughs.
Don’t call it the “Hype.”
When someone who embodies everything you hate likes a band you love
The actor, writer, and director talks about his love of goofy white funk group Vulfpeck, William Tyler’s contemplative guitar music, and more.
Thugger fans always knew he was museum-worthy, but now the folks running institutions are catching on.
What happens when a techno-punk producer and a famous fine-art photographer make music while the world burns
After decades of delays and a ban by the Queen of Soul herself, the documentary companion to her classic 1972 album finally made its debut this week.
The over-the-top actor discusses his love of Kendrick, the Clash, and the Stones.
Not even Frank can keep money out of politics
Aviary, Holter’s most audacious record yet, was the result of asking questions with no answers, and finding answers for questions she hadn’t even begun to ask yet.
The music-obsessed funnyman and “Late Late Show” writer gushes over Natalie Prass, St. Vincent, and German disco