The longtime genre experimentalist has spent decades dabbling in folk, electronica, jazz, New Age, world music—and now it's all on display via a new career-spanning mixtape.
How a musical and religious upbringing, battles with addiction and a long road to gender identity shaped a gentle soundtrack for recovery and hope
The album was recorded in 2016 as the soundtrack for Sifiso Khanyile's 2017 documentary of the same name, which tells the history of the 1976 uprisings in Soweto against the racist apartheid government.
The prolific pop experimentalist, producer and PC Music founder talks to GRAMMY.com about his forthcoming album Apple, covering Smashing Pumpkins and a brief history of auto-tune.
Ahead of his latest LP, 'Fall To Pieces,' the trip-hop veteran talks to GRAMMY.com about teaming up with Polish singer Marta Złakowska and what he plans to do next.
Genre innovators Ravish Momin and Val Jeanty talk to GRAMMY.com about the making of their forthcoming work, Our Reflection Adorned by Newly Formed Stars.
The Boston-based instrument maker, video and sound artist tells GRAMMY.com about writing her first LP, making an album cover that can be used as a speaker and why noise music can be so "liberating."
The L.A. rap duo talks to GRAMMY.com about their latest venture, working with old friends like Aloe Blacc, Fashawn and Miguel, and the "purely electronic album" they never released.
"It sounds simple, but we’ve always believed that the best way to support artists is to buy their music and merch directly," Bandcamp COO Josh Kim tells the Recording Academy.
The Midwestern rock experimentalists, led by the one-named singer/spoken-word artist travis, also reflect on the last 40 years as a band.