Inside the Studio

The innovative soul singer discusses the politics and positivity that went into making 'All Love Everything,' his first album of new material since 2013. Blacc also opens up about the role his family plays in crafting his art and why he reworded a Bob Dylan classic.

The multi-talented performer opens up about their relentless new single “Supernova (Tigers Blud),” star turn on the Netflix series Trinkets, and attending Pride parades in the midst of COVID. 

The super-producer opens up about his new single “What They’ll Say About Us,” writing the new James Bond theme, working on the follow-up to sister Billie Eilish’s mega-selling debut, and sweeping the 2020 Grammys. 

The country titan explains how he wound up writing a song for his new album, God, Family and Country, with two Army Rangers, and how divine intervention played a role in the touching musical tribute to his late son.

The pop diva opens up about her sultry new studio album Good to Know, inspired by love, lust, and her years-long battle to earn control of her voice after label problems threatened to end her musical career. 

The country star discusses his ongoing, multi-part album project, compares the music industry to his stint on Survivor, and explains why he has a crossbow range in his house.

One of hip hop’s brightest new stars opens up about sampling a Bay Area classic in her new song “Tap In”, how social media has changed the rap game, and what it takes to be a budding media mogul. 

The country powerhouse opens up about his star-studded new EP ‘Bettie James’ (which features appearances by Brad Paisley, Charlie Pride, Noah Cyrus, Darius Rucker and more!), his experience raising an infant during a pandemic, and his passion for all things Disney.

The multi-talented star opens up about his new single “Stop,” his upcoming role in the film adaptation of 'In the Heights,' and his star-making turn in the Broadway phenomenon 'Hamilton.'

On the latest socially distant episode of ITS, the rock icon opens up about staying in touch with fans through EtheridgeTV, the television studio she built in her garage, and how the power of music helped her heal following the death of her son Beckett in May. 

Matt Thomas of Parmalee opens up about life in lockdown, an optimistic new single "Just the Way" with Blanco Brown, an early collaboration with Nikki Sixx, and the group's long, challenging road from local family band to country hitmakers. 

Will Toledo, the maestro behind Car Seat Headrest, opens up about his expansive new album, ‘Making a Door Less Open’, injecting some theatricality into his stage act, and why he started wearing a mask before it was cool.

On the latest “socially distant” episode of ITS, pop punk princes Alex Gaskarth and Jack Barakat of All Time Low go deep about quarantining on a farm, their real life ‘Spinal Tap’ moment, and why their new album ‘Wake Up Sunshine’ is a throwback to their early days in a Baltimore basement. 

Call them Yankee and the Brave or call them El-P and Killer Mike. The hiphop legends from Run the Jewels have made a fourth album that's being hailed as one of the year's best, and they go in-depth with host Joe Levy on how they put together tracks that have become instant protest anthems.

Singer-songwriter JP Saxe opens up about the buzzy duet “If the World Is Ending,” which became a pandemic anthem for many quarantining together with their loved ones. He also explains how his relationship with cowriter (and singing partner!) Julia Michaels went from professional to romantic as they recorded the track.