Kyle Eustice

Drootin, who hails from Los Angeles, and Senseney, a native of Valentine, Nebraska, initially bonded over a mutual love of Tom Waits, but “sparks flew” when they reconnected on a Saddle Creek Records tour.

Thirty years after Stakes Is High, Posdnous and Maseo look back at the album that almost didn’t happen and talk about weed: one of them has loved it unconditionally for 30 years, and the other only gets contact highs, most recently from B-Real.

When asked to reflect on his career in the music industry, Damion “ Damizza ” Young pauses for a moment to consider. “I never made it,” he says, “but I've been chasing it my whole life.”

After decades spent shaping radio and advising artists, Damion "Damizza" Young is sharing his hard-won music-business wisdom with a new generation on Instagram

The Brooklyn native opens up about her Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction, career parallels with Queen Latifah, and how LL Cool J inspired her musical return

Peter Hook On New Order’s Ongoing Turmoil, the Rock Hall and… Dogs “Sometimes you literally do have to pinch yourself…how lucky I’ve been.” Peter Hook, co-founder of Joy Division and New Order, is in a place of immense gratitude. His career, which has spanned six decades, has given him a life most musicians only dream

The BET-award winner shows us how it's done Written by Kyle Eustice |

With its Elvis impersonators, countless wedding chapels, intoxicating neon lights, the Sphere, and all-night casinos, Las Vegas is a sensory overload.

The 4th annual Hip-Hop Grandmasters Awards took on Sin City for a day of celebration, hosted by Jay Pharoah and Roxanne Shanté

Chris Manak—better known as Stones Throw Records founder/DJ and producer Peanut Butter Wolf—was working at McDonald's when he penned an essay declaring he would one day own a label. Only 16 at the time, Manak was steadfast in his convictions, writing: “I'd rather do something that I want and not be successful than be successful at something I don't want.”