Camila Cabello’s Sonic Evolution To ‘C, XOXO’: How She Went From Pop Princess To Club Star

With her fourth album, 'C, XOXO,' Camila Cabello introduces a new sound inspired by the sweaty dance floors of the Miami club scene. Here's a breakdown of the musical shape-shifting that's led the star to her hyperpop venture. Keep reading

How ‘Petty Country: A Country Music Celebration’ Makes Tom Petty A Posthumous Crossover Sensation

On 'Petty Country,' Nashville luminaries from Willie Nelson to Dolly Parton and Luke Combs make Tom Petty’s simple, profound, and earthy songs their own — to tremendous results. Keep reading

Inside Imagine Dragons’ ‘Loom’: Dan Reynolds On How A Sense Of Foreboding Led To The Band’s Most Colorful Album

Imagine Dragons' sixth release, ‘Loom,’ is filled with melodic soundscapes featuring big choruses that conjure deep feeling. It's exactly how Dan Reynolds wanted it; the frontman details the inspirations behind the nine-track LP. Keep reading

On ‘Paragon,’ Steve Aoki Keeps Pushing: “This Is By Far The Most Innovative Dance Album I’ve Ever Done”

From techno to electro, 'Paragon' runs the gamut of dance sounds.Out June 28, the LP is decisively for the dance floor and reflects "a newer sound of Steve Aoki." Keep reading

Omar Apollo Embraces Heartbreak And Enters His “Zaddy” Era On ‘God Said No’

Alongside producer Teo Halm, Omar Apollo discusses creating 'God Said No' in London, the role of poetry in the writing process, and eventually finding comfort in the record's "proof of pain." Keep reading

‘Songwriter’ Highlights Johnny Cash’s Mighty Pen: Inside This Seldom-Heralded Aspect Of The Man In Black

A new archival release drawn from 1993 sessions, 'Songwriter' illuminates Cash's skillful way with a lyric and melody — apart from simply being a great interpreter. Keep reading

Tekno Talks New Music, Touring America & His “Elden Ring” Obsession

Ahead of his Back Outside tour, which hits the U.S. June 22, Nigerian artist Tekno details the origins of his name and sound, as well as his predictions for the future of African music on a global stage. Keep reading

Aaron Frazer Dives ‘Into The Blue’: How His New Album Goes Further Beneath The Surface Than Ever Before

The singer, songwriter and drummer with Durand Jones & the Indications discusses his new sophomore solo album. The result of many big life changes, 'Into The Blue' sees Frazer digging into a broader range of influence and emotion. Keep reading

Jxdn On Why He’s Done With TikTok & Industry Expectations: “I Want The Music To Speak Louder”

In the three years since his debut album, jxdn has endured loss, gotten sober, and grappled with viral fame. The rising pop-punk star details how all of those experiences led to an awakening with his new LP, 'When The Music Stops.' Keep reading

5 LGBTQIA+ Record Labels To Check Out: Get Better Records, So Fierce! And Others

During Pride Month and beyond, LGBTQIA+ owned and operated record labels are diligently working to provide queer artists a platform while providing more visibility for their communities. Keep reading