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The British producer, songwriter, and composer turned LA’s Tower Theater into a recording studio for Apple’s overnight “Labrinth: Live with Mac” livestream. Here, he reflects on following instinct in real time and the beauty of showing the work in progress.
Knocked Loose was never supposed to cross over. Yet the heavier the Kentucky band gets, the more listeners it converts — a case study in extremity at scale.
On her debut EP “this wolf may cry,” the singer-songwriter dresses the villain in white silk. Here, she talks about running her own operation, burying meaning under the surface, and the 2011 McQueen boots waiting in her closet.
In our cover story from Issue 38 of Hypebeast Magazine, Xaviersobased opens up about protecting his independence, taking underground rap mainstream, and why caring about people matters more than playing the part.
The rapper traded 12-hour stoned studio sessions for long-distance runs, and now he’s soundtracking yours as the face of Spotify’s Running Mode.
With her new solo album ‘Beard’ and a massive return underway for her band The Internet, Syd discusses finding both her voice and total creative freedom in our latest Digital Cover.
On the brink of her second album, UK experimental rapper and producer John Glacier meditates on joy as resistance and why culture is the one thing you can’t kill. Read our Digital Cover on the artist quietly becoming one of music’s most essential voices.
Ahead of his upcoming headlining tour, the Atlanta rapper gets honest. Sure, he feels counted out, but really, he’s just happy we’re finally talking about him.
Footballer, rapper, designer. As the Netherlands’ all-time top scorer heads into a possible final World Cup, Memphis Depay makes the case for being an athlete who was always more than the game. Read our latest Digital Cover story.
Fresh off finishing their new album Harmony, Theo Zeitner and Victoria Vassiliki Daldas of the abrasive techno-punk act documented their first trip to China, featuring lucky charms from strangers, scooter blankets, and a stage that humbled them.
With “Piss in the Wind,” Joji builds a 21-track world that keeps the spotlight on the songs and off the man behind them.
The underground crooner’s video from the new album “Fu Lai Cai Lai 5 Seas Legends” is accompanied by visuals from your favorite musician’s favorite video artist, Tommy Malekoff.
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