A rising force in the electronic scene, DJ/producer Throttle sat down with the Recording Academy before the 2016 Electric Daisy Carnival in Las Vegas to tell us about his approach to creating his fresh brand of disco and his experience touring his home country of Australia compared to touring in the U.S.
Go backstage in downtown Miami as we take you inside the action at dance music's first big festival of the year.
Nestled south of Lady Bird Lake, find out how South Congress brings vintage charm to life.
Dubbed the "adult dirty 6th" by residents, find out why the iconic area of Austin is the place for anyone looking "for a party."
Feel the pulse of the beating heart of Austin's live music scene with our exclusive look at one of the city's most vibrant stretches of road.
"Dance music is really pop music. It's popular culture, it's the sound of now."
Bishop Briggs sat down with The Recording Academy at Lollapalooza 2017 to detail the psychic inspiration behind her single "The Way I Do," and how she focuses on her musical inspirations every time she steps into the recording booth.
The Recording Academy sat down with Foster The People's Mark Foster to discuss what led to the creation of their latest album, Sacred Hearts Club, and the hip-hop origins of the standout track, "Do It For The Money."
Josh Ostrander — who records under the moniker Mondo Cozmo — took us through the making of his debut album, Plastic Soul, backstage at Lollapalooza.
Australian pop/rock powerhouse Atlas Genius — comprising brothers Keith and Michael Jeffery — seem at home on the road.
Rhonda Ross, Jhené Aiko, Ari Lennox, MC Lyte, Napoleon Da Legend, and Elle Varner share their thoughts on why Essence Music Festival is a powerful celebration of African-American culture and music.
Backstage at Essence Music Festival 2017 in New Orleans, singer/songwriter Elle Varner praises Burt Bacharach as a major musical influence and discusses her plans for a new acoustic album.
Paris-born, Brooklyn-based rapper Napoleon Da Legend stopped by backstage at Essence Music Festival 2017 to explain how the soul of jazz is integral to hip-hop.
How can an artist stay focused and healthy while touring?
GRAMMY-nominated singer/songwriters Jhené Aiko and Remy Ma, and recording artist/actress Teyana Taylor give their perspectives on why self-confidence is more important than ever to a female artist's livelihood and career.
Backstage at Essence Music Festival 2017, artists Yuna, GoldLink, Coline Creuzot, and Rhonda Ross weigh in on their favorite movements and trends in hip-hop today.
