Sara Landry has worn one color for twenty years. She told Poison this the way she tells said most things in her interview, plainly, with a self-awareness that has clearly been earned rather than performed

Some people find their taste. Yel was born with hers. While her friends were playing contemporary hip hop, she was somewhere in the eighties and nineties, deep in R&B and jazz and neo soul, music that felt like it came from a different planet than the one she was growing up in

Some artists burn bright and disappear. Kellin Quinn just keeps going. He's the frontman of Sleeping With Sirens, and if you were a certain kind of teenager in the early 2010s, his voice was basically the soundtrack to your emotional life

There's something different about Bebe Rexha right now. It's hard to name at first. She's back-to-back on interviews when we speak, 13 music videos deep into a three-day shoot, running all over LA

For Okay Coleman, 001 is less of a debut and more of an arrival point. The project uses the elevator as a spiritual middle place a space between where you have been and where you are going to explore love, grief, attachment, release, and the quiet weight of unfinished endings

There’s something strangely vulnerable about a band finally getting everything they once dreamed about. Bigger rooms. Sold out tours. Songs loud enough to fill arenas

For years, electronic music has been treated like a global language spoken through a handful of cities. Berlin. Ibiza. London. Amsterdam. Entire movements built around geography. Around who gets to define the sound of the future

Luxury has always been sold to us as distance. Distance from normalcy. Distance from inconvenience. Distance from everyone else.