Interview

From Tokyo to the global stage, the seven-member group sharpens its sound with “I Got Ways” and a second album built around change, groove, and ambition.

Cannes loved him and so do we. The young French actor speaks with us about his role as a talented boxer overcoming psychological hardships on a journey to self-discovery.

A new EP turns uncertainty into ambient tension, tracing the strange moment when an artist knows there is no way back to who he used to be.

Hauntology, Buddhist lineages and shadow puppetry frame a practice where photography becomes a way to speak with ghosts, ancestors and the self.

Step inside a vibrant world before societal norms take over, where “Making Faces” becomes the ultimate return to the freedom of childhood play.

Youth, masculinity, religion, and vulnerability collide in the photographer’s new book, “Birds of Mexico City,” a view of young people stepping into visibility.

Move over, clean girl aesthetic! Inspired by Tim Burton, Bratz dolls, and Harajuku style, this makeup artist is here to challenge preconceptions around beauty and style.

Behind some of today’s sharpest pop moments, he talks internet culture, female icons, New York, Kelela, PinkPantheress, and the strange alchemy of giving songs away.

Through “Love Shit”, motherhood, abortion and childhood become a single political question about care, visibility and the bodies society tries to control.

A boundary-breaking album turns political exhaustion into momentum, finding resistance, rage and joy in the middle of the fire.

The singer steps into her solo era with “Seriously Unserious,” a club-inspired EP designed to break overthinking and spark movement everywhere.

Ambiguity becomes a form of freedom, turning chaos, tulle and anonymity into garments that resist definition while making space for joy.

Una nueva edición convierte la cerámica en territorio de resistencia manual frente a la automatización y la banalización del oficio.

A move from Los Angeles to Lisbon becomes the ground for a two-track EP shaped by pressure, surrender, and the strange freedom of letting sound lead.

Entre ruido, memoria y cultura urbana venezolana, convierten hip hop, electrónica y salsa en collages sonoros densos, viscerales e inmersivos.

The Atlanta-based rapper shares his new, genre-blurring LP, “Bulldawg,” shaped by his worldview, his therapeutic journey, and his understanding of music that has defined his career and life.

The photographer maps how Berlin shapes womanhood, then takes that lens global, capturing women in Brazil and India in striking images that reveal shared, enduring truths.

La tradición andaluza se dobla mediante inteligencia artificial en ocho clips que incomodan, expanden símbolos heredados y desplazan la postal hacia otro territorio.

A long-held album finally opens into sharper club instinct, smoother vocals and a wider idea of house music with “House of Wax II.”

Behind the mask, the new album moves between haze and clarity, turning dance floor memory, anonymity and long-term collaboration into a world built to last.

Hablamos con la autora que, tras la muerte de su padre, transforma el duelo en una novela gráfica íntima sobre identidad, memoria y la necesidad de aprender a soltar para poder seguir adelante.

Electronic pop becomes a private emotional system, shaped by London nightlife, Vienna stillness and glitches that let raw feeling slip through.

As the Grammy-winning duo release their first independent album, “The Blue Lab Beats Show,” they reflect on ten years building a sound that refuses to stay still.

Desde Londres, la cantante presenta “Perdidos”, un EP que reinterpreta su obra en español mientras reconecta con su yo más vulnerable, explorando el amor que cambia, la nostalgia y la identidad.

In a moment saturated with conversations around AI, automation and ever-shifting definitions of work, the Danish photographer offers a subversive explorative alternative.

Ahead of his next EP, the Ecuadorian American artist turns vulnerability, internet fame and genre restlessness into a sound guided by instinct.

La electrónica de vanguardia se cruza con identidad, desgaste creativo y libertad formal en una conversación sobre “Biiig Stretch” y el directo como descarga física.

La escena se convierte en un cuerpo a cuerpo con la fuerza, la masculinidad y la esperanza desde una vulnerabilidad que tambalea lo físico.

Autonomy, self-doubt and ambition collide in a pop world where confidence is never simple and becoming yourself means learning where possession ends.

Voice, memory and friendship become a porous interior world, where songs move between dream logic, grief and the need to be understood.