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Conversation about his album Standing Room Only 

Zane travels to Paris to talk to USHER about a very special annoucement… 

Conversation around his album Playing Robots Into Heaven. 

Raheem DeVaughn’s brand-new album, "A Place Called Loveland," showcases his finely tuned artistry and reflects his vocal, mental, spiritual, and professional growth. Join us for a moderated discussion with this Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter as he talks about his musical jour ... Show More

Jason Aldean talks about life before music, his early musical influences, and how he developed his unique style. 

The six-time Grammy award-winning musician sits down with Robert Bound to discuss the release of the fourth and final instalment of his ‘Djesse’ album series, his creative process, the influence of his mother and how he transforms his audiences into choirs.See omnystudio.com/list ... Show More

Anthony Kiedis’ music education and evolution, from 1. Experimenting with his earliest form of special expression via dance → 2. Meeting Flea in high school and starting his musical journey → 3. Embracing his role as a singer → 4. The RHCP very first show, where they played a sin ... Show More

gnash stopped by the studio to talk about his debut album 'we', the impact of his hit song 'i hate u i love u', keeping a positive mindset and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices 

It’s been five years since Kendrick Lamar released his Pulitzer winning album DAMN. Having established himself as a modern rap virtuoso whose songs have become anthems fueling social movements, expectations run high for his latest release. So when he dropped his new album Mr Mora ... Show More

In a wide-ranging interview, Maino opens up about having his own day declared in his hometown of Brooklyn in recognition of his community efforts. He reflects on his evolution from the street life to becoming a successful rapper, including his past incarceration experiences that ... Show More

The Megadeth frontman on the tracks that inspire him both personally and his music. 

Two burgeoning musical geniuses came together in the mid-60s to form the Velvet Underground, a group that expanded the definition of what a rock band could be. Lou Reed’s literary ambitions led him to craft lyrics steeped in the gritty language of the streets, while John Cale cal ... Show More