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Madonna, Tove Lo, and Horrible Crowes: The Songwriter's Take with Bonnie McKee

The Guitar's Future: A Conversation with Fender EVP Justin Norvell

How Pop Music Became a Sport

Glen Campbell, Busta Rhymes, and The Replacements: The Artist's Take with Jaret Reddick

Saving Sync: A Conversation with Chordal CEO Grayson Sanders

Have There Been Any Standards Released in the Last 25 Years?

Playlist Help: Reggae Songs from Rock Artists

The Country Punk: A Conversation with Bowling For Soup's Jaret Reddick

Stop Watching Videos without Headphones

Devo, Doechii, and Los Lonely Boys: The Executive's Take with Dan Mackta

Are Guitar Solos Making a Comeback in Pop Songs? Mailbag

I Analyzed Chord Progressions in 680k Songs

The Audiophile's Streaming Service: A Conversation with Qobuz's Dan Mackta

How a Funeral Home Became Warner Records

Katy Perry, The Ramones, and TLC: The Producer's Take with Max Rauch

Spotify's Got an Adult Problem and Kids are Stealing Music Again: Link Drop

There's Too Many Movies About Musicians

Playlist Help: Scritti Politti & Prefab Sprout

The DIY Pop Star: A Conversation with Bonnie McKee

Revisiting the Death of the Key Change

When Did We Stop Using Saxophones in Pop Songs? Mailbag

The Greatest Two-Hit Wonders

The Eternal Life of the Original Rock Palace: A Conversation with Stefanie May

I'm All Lost in the Supermarket

Conan Does a Dance, Sony Bets on AI, and Spotify's Recount: Link Drop

Is Old Music Eating New Music?

The Journey of a Serial Songwriter: A Conversation with Shelly Peiken

How Many Artists Did The Beatles Kill?

Mac Miller and Emo Rappers: A Conversation with Donna-Claire Chesman

What's the Point of a Concert?

SNL Turns 50, the Rock Hall Loses Its Mind, and TikTok Returns: Link Drop

Why Did the CD Die but the Book Lived?

When Did Rock & Roll Die? A Statistical Analysis

Why is Everyone Singing About Whiskey?

Is Hip-Hop a Young Man’s Game?

My Book is Getting Published

In the 70s, We Got Married. In the 80s, We Got Divorced.

The Thin Side of Heavy