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.

The icon's longtime photographer and friend tells us why he was really just an alien—a sexy alien, of course.

The Canadian musician and former lead singer of Majical Cloudz tackles some of life's big mysteries.

Adrianne Lenker, the buzzcutted frontwoman of Big Thief, on nurturing her inner child and healing the Earth.

With Sabet's debut spoken word album "Catalyst," produced by Page, the couple talks how they met, meeting Lou Reed, and paying to produce your own work.

The frontman of the dark wave band explains why Fiona Apple makes for bad dinner party music, but Nina Simone makes for great crying-alone-in-your-bedroom music.

The subversive stars found love in a hopeless place: somewhere between a bleeding stage-crasher and a lactating super-fan.

If it walks like a basic and it drinks like a basic, then it must be Benny Drama.

On the heels of their new album and North American tour, DIIV's Zachary Cole Smith and Colin Caufield discuss streaming, sobriety, and the current state of rock.

Hip hop’s new princess holds court with the Queen Bee.

The so-called Richard Pryor of hip-hop takes center stage to spill on Jerry Seinfeld's shoe game.