International DJ Mr Boogie shares how he discovered his unique sound, how he stays spontaneous while deejaying, and how he finds inspiration around the world.

Composer Dustin O’Halloran reflects on his path from early piano experiments to award-winning film scores, and shares how he approaches building emotional worlds through music.

Anne Tong and Bryce Barsten of Chinese American Bear share how learning Chinese during the pandemic led to the creation of their band, and how performing has led them to become truer versions of themselves.

Deb Oh, creator of Year of the Tiger Records, shares what inspired her to create her curated collection of records from Asia, the Pacific, and the diaspora.

For musician William Cashion, experimentation and a “subtractive method” are essential in his solo work and in Future Islands’ latest album.

Suzy Exposito is a graphic novelist, activist, and Latin music editor at Rolling Stone. And she’s just made history.

Nate Sloan and Charlie Harding, hosts of the podcast “Switched on Pop,” had on-and-off relationships with music. Now, they’re experts on pop and they want to help you become one too.

Wonderly’s Jim Brunberg and Ben Landsverk have perfected the art of composing soundtracks for podcasts and movies.

After releasing their first album to critical acclaim, The Beths are taking New Zealand along for the ride.

In this special collaboration with theSoundshop, we recapped their event that centered on music and theater.

Jesse Cohen uses his music experience as one-half of Tanlines in his podcast, No Effects.

By day, the members of Hajk are music teacher, but by night, this up-and-coming band is touring across Norway.