The evolution of an artist who has been singing all her life.

Kristin Slipp of NYC progressive pop duo mmeadows told us about her love for a Björk gem.

The Best Gig I Ever Saw: Mexican pop/garage/surf artist Bratty told us about her Twenty One Pilots experience.

“We identify Kurt Cobain or Chris Cornell as a certain idea, which they can’t nor do they want to live up to.”

“There’s something about electronic music 5-10 years ago that just hit so much deeper than I feel like it has recently, but maybe that’s just the nostalgia in me, which I try to be mindful of.”

Studs and Sliders: Frankie Clarke of L.A. rockers Frankie + the Studs told us about her love for a T.Rex classic.

The punk stalwart has worked in all realms of the music business and has survived to tell the tale.

Among other mold-breaking endeavors, the Brooklyn-based record label founded by two women delivers a “well-curated aesthetic that breeds this feeling of fun and divine femininity."

Talking to the former Guns N’ Roses drummer about rock ’n’ roll of the past, present, and future.

In the latest iteration of “My Favorite Album,” Steve Riley of Riley’s LA Guns checks in to discuss his love for Led Zep‘s debut album.