Understanding mastering and the "loudness wars" that inevitably ensue among music fans jockeying for their tracks to be heard
Travel back in time with this week's class jazz mix, old-school rasta hits, or an 80s mix featuring Eddie Murphy
Today's 30-minute DJ mix has a soulful vibe, featuring artists including Quincy Jones, Dusty Springfield, and Common
Why do some pieces cause a physical reaction in the listener? Seven works that will make your hair stand on end.
The performer sings about a guy who appreciates her even though she's not that smart. Do people really identify with this message?
Today's 30-minute DJ mix has a reggae theme, featuring artists including Grace Jones, Yellowman, and Sister Nancy
Today's 30-minute DJ mix features The Rolling Stones, Vampire Weekend, and The Clash
Mourning the passing of a 1970s singer whose "Synthetic Substitution" became one of the most frequently sampled songs of the '80s and '90s
Both artists' careers are in transition, and it shows in their duet, "Love the Way You Lie"
Your final chance to read anything about music in this space!
The mastermind behind tracks like Eric Clapton's "Layla" pioneered many of the recording technologies used today
Here's a 30 minute DJ mix, made live-to-tape with no edits, and featuring artists including The Clash, Biz Markie, and Simon & Garfunkel
More than a decade after the girl group entered pop culture, a look at where the members' careers have gone
Spend these sticky summer nights salsa dancing to cumbia or getting funky with Cosmic Boogie
The musician has a unique style of singing—and makes some powerful reflections on the Holocaust.
Music labels have learned that once an album is out on the Internet, CD sales are crippled. But the unstoppable can sometimes be a good thing.
The rapper lends his voice to a string of hits and manages to outshine the main performers on each of them
She's single-handedly revived the music video genre, but her moves are mediocre at best. A vision for an artistic dream-team that could help.
Why 1960s American soul singer Bettye Swann chose to give up her career
For months, YouTube has been deluged with videos of young men fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan dancing to pop songs. Why are the clips so haunting?