Spoon and Local Natives are luring fans into record stores with exclusive vinyl
We spoke to Local Natives' singer/keyboardist Kelcey Ayer and Record Store Day Founder Michael Kurtz about instant gratification program for vinyl lovers.
Stairway to fortune: Why the music industry still favors the thief
Led Zeppelin may have won their case over the introduction to Stairway to Heaven, but the history of music is rife with theft: Here are the reasons why.
For Max Jury, boy bands gave way to soul singers as he discovered his own voice
Max Jury went from writing and recording songs in his basement to laying down tracks in the legendary Electric Lady studios in New York. The 24 year-old singer/songwriter's self-titles debut album was released June 3.
Streaming stars shine the brightest at Hot 97’s Summer Jam
Hot 97's 23rd annual Summer Jam festival at Metlife Stadium in New Jersey saw its most raucous performances come from streaming sensations.
Rising star Gallant talks about the early years, his new LP, and pushing for embarrassment
We recently sat down with rising R&B star Gallant to chat about his music, old and new, his inspirations, and more.
From Moscow to Missoula, Southwestern songstress Zella Day is blowing up
Digital Trends sat down with Day to discuss her early beginnings, how the internet helped her plan her tour, and what's coming next.
Hip hop legend Madlib talks Kanye West, Kendrick Lamar, and cassette tape bliss
Legendary hip hop producer Madlib detailed his 20+ year legacy and how modern technology is altering it at this year's Red Bull Music Academy Festival.
How an iPhone clip grabbed a label’s attention and scored Tor Miller a record deal
Digital Trends sits down with emerging artist Tor Miller to discuss his new record and how he made it. Miller's debut album release is expected this month.
DT Premiere: World’s first FaceSwap music video is equal parts creepy, impressive
New York songwriter Anthony D'Amato has paired his new single with Snapchat, creating the world's first selfie FaceSwap music video using his iPhone 6.
Sibling synthpop duo, Broods, on starting young, sudden popularity, and a new album
Broods talks about how she and her brother, Caleb, got started young, getting big recognition in short order, and what's coming in their sophomore album.
No one likes Kanye’s clothes, but they’re still buying (and reselling)
Day 2 of Kanye West's three-day pop up shop in New York City resulted in hundreds of people lining up to purchase Kanye's latest threads just to resell.
