Tom Howie and Jimmy Vallance of Canadian electronic duo Bob Moses stopped by to talk with the Recording Academy at the 2016 Austin City Limits festival about how their collaboration began, the evolution of the electronic music genre, and how they integrate rock and experimental influences to create their sound.
Co-founders explain their brand's emphasis on authenticity and live performance, and how the inspiration of other successful festivals influenced them.
Hear GRAMMY-winning producer Swizz Beatz talk with GRAMMY-winning engineer/producer Ken “Duro” Ifill about his career.
Watch producer Nick Raskulinecz and producer/engineer Terry Date discuss their career paths and highlights from throughout their time in the music industry.
Learn how producer/songwriter Benny Blanco's work ethic led to collaborations with artists such as Katy Perry, Justin Bieber, Ed Sheeran, Maroon 5, and more.
Learn what the Chainsmokers have to say about the fan theory that all 12 of their current albums are linked.
R&B singer/songwriter Gallant on songwriting, his debut album and working with Seal.
Banks & Steelz talked with the Recording Academy backstage at the 2016 Austin City Limits festival. Find out what they had to say about collaborations, their sound and their genre influences.
Get all the details on Young The Giant's third studio album, Home Of The Strange.
Learn what the singer/songwriter has to say about playing ACL, creating her own music and advice she got from Alicia Keys.
Learn how the country singer/songwriter made her debut album, Midwest Farmer’s Daughter.
Hear the singer/songwriter discuss her debut album, Cry Baby.
South African singer/songwriter dishes on Austin, Texas, and what it's like playing ACL.
GRAMMY nominee and young country superstar believes in being a lifelong learner on stage.
His approach to new projects and fresh sounds is to keep things spontaneous and not plan too much, understandable for one of the top DJs in the world.
The singer/songwriter made the album he wanted to make the way he liked it and then he found a label that felt the same way.
