Holed up in SSION's Williamsburg "witch hut," the DJs and all-around creatives debate the fundamental dilemma of modern romance: Would you rather be trolled or ghosted?

In which the soul-singer passes on an album to his son, recalls church choir, and makes it clear that karaoke is a family affair.

No one asked for it then, but we're asking for it now.

The Grammy-winning producer and pianist sits down with his collaborator and talks the magic of Stevie Wonder and the therapy that is live performance.

Following a two-year hiatus, the electro-pop singer discusses her new single, her Halloween plans, and how she's taking life one yoga class at a time.

After opening for Charli XCX at Terminal 5, the emo-pop princess headed to Bushwick and partied some more.

The soul singer and U.K. native on driving to Jim Croce, crying to Sufjan Stevens, and skipping his own song on "Big Little Lies."

Searching for lost synthesizers and reminiscing on Donna Summer's chocolate chip cookies with the master hackers behind "Mr. Robot."

Her playlist is so hot, it's hurting our feelings.

The Norweigan electro-pop singer gives us her playlist for driving, partying, and crying in your bedroom.

The show's title track mixes classical and hip-hop influences, featuring an out-of-tune piano.

Twenty-five years and seven Grammys later, the singer has reimagined her all time classic with the help of some friends.

The perfectly imperfect rock band isn't interested in taking an inkblot test so much as it's interested in being one.

The Los Angeles–based performer and part-time model teaches us what to play, where to play, and who to play for, all while dressed fabulously.

Singer and lead of Alabama Shakes Brittany Howard crafts the ultimate throwback playlist for us through the best decades of music.