Interviews

London-based Darkoo fuses influences like Wizkid and Kehlani into her own sound, which she breaks down for Audiomack.

After over a decade of playing together, the LA band is still having fun.

R&B artist Reggie Becton breaks down the harsh realities of being an indie artist in 2021 for Audiomack World.

Signed to Davido, Mayorkun is one of Afrobeats’ fastest-rising stars. He breaks it down for Audiomack.

Maryland native Joony is an unstoppable force in hip-hop. He breaks down his journey for Audiomack World.

With nine projects in 11 years, Show Dem Camp has become a crucial voice in Nigeria’s contemporary music scene. They break it down for Audiomack.

London-based Darrell Cole has lived many lives, and breaks down his obsession with lineage for Audiomack.

The 23-year-old from Tarboro, North Carolina has built a devoted internet following throughout the past four years. He breaks down his sound for Audiomack.

The Toronto artist speaks with Audiomack about her debut, ‘ALPHA,’ and her sprawling ambition.

Audiomack attempts to make sense of the ever-moving target of Junior Mesa’s soundscapes.

Jamaican artist Bakersteez is putting his own spin on music culture. He breaks it down for Audiomack.

From London to Ghana, Amsterdam, Jamaica, and back, Smallgod has carried and shed more labels than the average person.

The Alabama-born artist’s omnivorous taste has always harnessed a distinctly Southern flavor. He breaks it down for Audiomack World.

The LA producer is at his best when building up others’ sound, lacing their beats with his signature thundering basslines and laser synths.

Before becoming one of the biggest industry breakout stars of the last year, EST Gee was George Stone III, a freshman scholarship football star at Xavier High.

Cochise is rap's Peter Pan. The hip-hop act breaks down the importance of being yourself for Audiomack.

Ghanaian rapper Sarkodie is 10 years into an illustrious career that has seen him rise from underground acclaim to household name.

Listening to BbyAfricka rap is like stumbling into the structured chaos of a MadLibs game. The Inglewood, CA rapper breaks down her style for Audiomack.

Lil Poppa is a reluctant rap star. The Jacksonville native speaks with Audiomack about his success.

Rapper and singer Amindi refuses to be boxed in. She breaks down her new EP, 'Nice,' for Audiomack.

Brasstracks are back indie. One half of the duo breaks down their split from Capitol for Audiomack.

St. Louis' 30 Deep Grimeyy has a penchant for telling the whole truth, even when it’s messy. He breaks it down for Audiomack World.

Bfb Da Packman is dead serious. The Flint rapper has a deep love for rap and all things craft. He breaks it down for Audiomack.

Nigeria's Barry Jhay conveys moving messages capable of standing the test of time. He breaks it all down for Audiomack.

Seyi Vibez was dropped from his label at 17. In a new interview with Audiomack World, he shares what he has learned since.

Hit producer Rogét Chahayed explains the trappings of life once you produce a massive song for Audiomack.

“I learned that if it’s not natural, and the frustration starts to build, you gotta take a step back and do something completely different.”

Tomi Thomas, 10 years into his career, is a hopeless romantic, He breaks down his new music and his journey for Audiomack.

Jory Carver, marketing and artist development team member at AWAL, speaks with Audiomack about the meaning of artist development in 2021.

Atlanta singer Sakura deals in tenderness, while trying not to overthink the process.

Audiomack spoke candidly with a handful of artists about Pride’s meaning in 2021 and how the music industry can do better.

Evolving consistently over the last decade, producer Mndsgn shares 10 keys for success.

Memphis native Big Scarr battles pain on the daily, but his music embraces hardship. He breaks it down for Audiomack.

DJ Tunez, Wizkid's DJ since 2015, is using his platform to push Afrobeats into the stratosphere. He breaks down his goals for Audiomack.