For the video release of their song “Too High,” three Fairfax-bred amigos—Leven Kali, Buddy, and Na-Kel Smith—smoked some blunts and discussed everything from slaying dragons to hibachi trucks on Hollywood.

For our winter cover story, the rapper spoke with the Lous Vuitton menswear director about creativity, ambition, and the weird places those two things come from.

The disco documentarian waxes nostalgic about his first time hearing Donna Summer’s club classic following the reissue of his memoir, "The Disco Files."

The producer talks the homogenization of the internet, kitsch power-pop songs, and reissuing his Vaporwave classic, "Chuck Persons Eccojams Vol 1."

Cam’ron, Jim Jones, Juelz Santana, and Freekey Zekey on the evolution of rap and their beloved city.

As she prepares to hit the road with Lauryn Hill, the Mancunian musician tells us how she went from being Diana De Brito to Betty Rizzo to R&B’s next big thing.

Lil Yachty gets face-to-face with Billie Eilish, queen of the you-can’t-sit-with-us generation.

The Harlem-born rapper drops a pin on his childhood haunts and earliest adventures outside the projects.

The singer talks with Lena Dunham about her long road back to the stage with her latest album 'Honey.'

With billions of YouTube plays under his belt and a fourth album by Rae Sremmurd, the rap duo comprised of him and his brother Slim Jxmmi, on its way, Swae Lee gives us a play-by-play of an average day.

As her stage name implies, Mikaela Straus, otherwise known as King Princess, is a study in contradiction: a songwriter who mines the history of classic rock and a Twitter virtuoso fluent in the evolving language of now. On a break from recording her debut album, the 19-year-old took a few moments to explain the internet to her friend and collaborator Mark Ronson.

The producer and songwriter behind Blood Orange explores the lyrics to “Jewelry,” a song from his fourth album, Negro Swan.

The Brooklyn band are having a blast on their sixth record  Wide Awake!

On her new EP, the 28-year-old channels powerful female vocalists of the '80s—all while staying true to herself.

"I’ve found like-minded people," says the former member of Yuck, "and the potential of what we do is more infinite.”