Jenn D’Eugenio, the founder of the nonprofit Women in Vinyl and VP of Gold Rush Vinyl, helps women and marginalized groups join the vinyl pressing industry.

For indie rock fans, Ben Tousley’s album covers are easily recognizable: He’s designed iconic covers for a number of the genre’s heavy-hitters, including Grizzly Bear, Fleet Foxes, and Rostam.

To artist Alan Porter, a concert poster is more than just event information on cardstock.

Luhnyae Campbell pursued her passion for dance on a whim — and it led her to perform with Rihanna at the Super Bowl Halftime Show.

Fashion designer Elsa Kuhn expresses her love of vinyl records through felt and embroidery.

Lighting and production designer Rob Sinclair went from sweeping floors to crafting larger-than-life concert experiences.

Heather Hawke couldn’t find her footing for years. Now, she’s right at home in the music industry.

Dan Black and Jessica Seamans, the artists behind Landland, share the inner workings behind their music print company.

After noticing a divide in the music photography industry, Courtney Coles created “To the Front,” an inclusive, traveling art exhibit.

Growing up, music video director Brook Linder discovered music through “the 90s OST boom.”

As the music photographer of NPR, Adam Kissick can be found between the crowd and the stage.