MNDR on her noise music roots, writing “Vroom Vroom” with Charli XCX, and more
Hear MNDR (Charli XCX, Calvin Harris) discuss the full breadth of her career, from her roots in experimental noise music to becoming one of pop's most in-demand writers.
Harrison Shimazu is a composer, content strategist, and writer who’s passionate about democratizing music creation and education. He leads the Splice blog and produces vocaloid music as Namaboku.
Hear MNDR (Charli XCX, Calvin Harris) discuss the full breadth of her career, from her roots in experimental noise music to becoming one of pop's most in-demand writers.
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In this exclusive interview, A-Trak and Chromeo's Dave 1 discuss their creative toolkits, collaborative process, and more.
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We had the opportunity to sit down with John Legend for an in-depth conversation about the key moments that have shaped his career, his songwriting process, and more.
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John Legend sat down with us to provide an intimate look into how he approaches songwriting on his signature instrument, the piano.
Let's walk through what a tritone is, its impact across music history, and its surprising sensitive side that isn't so diabolical.