SZA

“Unlike the musicians who make them, a song doesn’t have a lifespan.”

What happens when our favorite album art is given a mood-setting twist? Does the music sound different?

Donna and Yoh discuss what heartbreak sounds like in hip-hop.

With hip-hop’s current melody-based wave taking over, and an influx of "rappers" rebranding themselves as singers/artists, how do we define R&B in 2019?

Touring performers should treat their voices the way professional athletes treat their bodies, but many of them don't until it's too late.

Dreamville Fest was shelter in the face of tragedy, inadvertently.

All the latest hip-hop news in one place.

All we need is one song to believe an album is possible.

You thought 2018 was fun? Just wait.

Emotional tricks are a touch more striking because they are a touch more human.

TDE's two flagship artists reportedly each only have one album left to deliver before they’re out of their label deals with Interscope and RCA, respectively.

“I definitely wanted to be in business..."

One year later, ‘Ctrl’ remains a daily meditation on what I do and do not deserve.

There’s a small crop of talented artists who have found their way into the music video director’s chair.

The battles SZA goes through on “The Weekend” and “Anything” are won by the end of 'Invasion of Privacy.'

Go Gina

“We’re changing little girls’ lives across the world.”

This is a lot more common than you might realize.

In honor of Black History Month, DJBooth has partnered with AT&T to highlight influential figures in Black history.

2018 is only a month old, but we're already thinking about who we want to see in that corner office next.

"'Ctrl' and 'Quarter Life Crisis' both serve as a reminder that I’m not alone."

TDE's two 2017 MVPs link up.