Adrian Spinelli speaks to the Brazilian maestro about eight of his most essential records – from The Fevers to Tim Maia, to his latest solo album for Jazz is Dead

Michael McKinney speaks to mysterious, newly-retired DJ about moving between careers beyond DJing, digging into her relationship to hardcore dance music, the importance of opting out and more.

For the first installment of our "My Collection" series, Thomas Hobbs speaks to the legendary DITC producer to break down the most indelible moments in his catalogue.

Jack Riedy speaks to the UC Berkeley-trained percussionist about his work on Herbie Hancock's Head Hunters, studying ancient rhythms of ceremonial music, forming the group The Headhunters and more.

Yoh Phillips speaks to the Baton Rouge rapper Quadry about his latest album Ask a Magnolia, the concept of the American Outlaw, songs serving as a bibliographic telling of his life and more.

Alan Chazaro speaks to the Bay Area rapper about forming an organic connection with Steph Curry, paying homage to his hometown through his new album For the Soil and more.

Ross Olson speaks to the Minneapolis-born R&B singer about experiencing pre-show nerves, their debut project I should Call Them, the extremity of Earth’s climate crisis and more.

Thomas Hobbs speaks to The Doors' legendary guitarist about trying to channel the romantic longing of early Bob Dylan, remembering the late Jim Morrison, writing The Doors' defining song and more.

Diego Tapia speaks to the Santa Ana rapper about his debut project The One Who Did, how he's carrying the torch for his region's scene, learning to rap by freestyling in juvenile hall and more.

Steven Louis linked up with the Compton ascendant to walk through his upbringing, his ambitions, his Kendrick Lamar feature and his latest project, Stucc in the Hole.