Oct 13, 2026

Richard Marx was one of the defining voices of late-'80s pop, with hits like “Right Here Waiting,” “Endless Summer Nights” and “Hold On to the Nights.” But his career as a songwriter began long before his rise to stardom. In this conversation, Marx reflects on growing up in a musical family, the influence of...

Oct 4, 2026

Harry Connick, Jr. has spent four decades as one of the most recognizable and versatile figures in American music — a pianist, singer, composer, arranger, actor and entertainer whose career has moved freely between jazz, pop, Broadway, film and television. His new project, Babe: Elaboratio — A Tribute to My...

Sep 27, 2026

Nicole Zuraitis has spent much of her career being asked (and asking herself) variations of the same question: where do you fit?

Is the music jazz? Is it pop? Is it cabaret?

Her new album, The Devil I Knew, doesn’t exactly settle the question. Instead, it makes the question seem increasingly beside the point.

It’s a...

Sep 19, 2026

Duncan Sheik’s career did not follow a straight line. After studying semiotics at Brown University, he emerged in the mid 1990s as a pop singer songwriter with his hit “Barely Breathing”, and quickly revealed himself to bend toward more literate adult oriented rock. He continued to make records and land himself on...

Sep 14, 2026

Sullivan Fortner is one of the most admired and influential pianists of his generation, a musician whose curiosity stretches from the traditions of jazz and gospel to synthesizers, studio experimentation and beyond.

Here Sullivan talks about growing up in New Orleans, learning to play organ in church, nearly...