Interviews
Blaqbonez Paints Portraits of Nigerian Reality
Nigerian artist Blaqbonez' searing candor has won him fans, accolades, and drives his newest album, 'Sex Over Love.' He breaks it down for Audiomack.
Barry “Hefner” Johnson’s Guide to Digital Marketing
The Co-Founder and President of Since the 80s—home to artists JID, EARTHGANG and more—breaks down his top tips for a lasting career.
South London’s oogie Combines Neo-Soul with Fly Raps
South London artist oogie speaks with Audiomack about getting his start in music, and finding his sanity through art.
Daniel Aged Is Creating Dreamy Bliss Out of Imperfection
LA creative Daniel Aged blurs the lines between genres, abandoning perfection in favor of entrancing melodies. He breaks it down for Audiomack.
Shelley FKA DRAM Wants You to Remember His Name
The artist formerly known as DRAM has a new name and a fresh purpose. He breaks it all down for Audiomack.
Tay James Interview: Guide to Making an Impact
Justin Bieber's tour DJ and personal A&R shares 8 keys for connecting with, moving, and understanding people.
Moël Is Bringing Traditional Ethiopian Music To Toronto’s R&B Scene: Interview
Toronto R&B artist Moël speaks with Audiomack about expanding the traditional Ethiopian sound into the city's R&B scene.
DijahSB Turns Struggle Into Feel-Good Bounce
DijahSB’s new album, 'Head Above The Waters,' released April 23, is versatile but thematically grounded. They break it down for Audiomack.
Crayon Hits a New Dawn
After breaking into the Nigerian mainstream, Crayon is ready to hit a reset on his career.
Nick Hakim & Roy Nathanson Find the Song in the Poem
Duo Nick Hakim and Roy Nathanson speak with Audiomack about finding the song in the poem on their first-ever collaboration, ‘Small Things.’
Toosii Is Forging His Own Path
Repping Raleigh and Syracuse, #UpNow artist Toosii tackles melody and pain like no other.
Van Buren Is Massachusetts’ Chaotic Rap Collective: Interview
With the release of 'Bad For Press,' Van Buren speak with Audiomack about why they're so much more than a rap collective.
AJ Tracey Finally Feels Comfortable: Interview
West London rapper AJ Tracey breaks down his sophomore album, 'Flu Game,' for Audiomack.
Kenny Mason Doesn’t Need to be Saved: Interview
Atlanta rapper Kenny Mason speaks with Audiomack about his latest release, being chased by dogs, and not needing to be saved.
SANNI Is Finally Where He’s Supposed to Be: Interview
After working at a call center in Texas, the R&B artist realized life had bigger plans for him. SANNI breaks it all down for Audiomack.
Lil Gray Is Keeping a Level Head: Interview
PG County native Lil Gray speaks with Audiomack about his city and keeping focused on the things that matter while staying away from social media.
Jesswar Represents Australia’s Diverse Rap Scene: Interview
Audiomack speaks with Jesswar, Australian rapper by way of Fiji, who is hungry to take charge and put on for her community.
Lil Gnar Is Back Independent & Better Off: Interview
Newly independent rapper Lil Gnar speaks with Audiomack about the key differences between being signed and being indie.
Neek Bucks Refuses to Throw in the Towel: Interview
New York rapper Neek Bucks is piecing together his own independent rap empire. He breaks it down for Audiomack.
Ckay Wants to Be Your Boyfriend: Interview
Within the new class of rising Afrobeats artists, no one breaks down love quite like Ckay. He gets real about his feelings on romance with Audiomack.
Step Into K. Forest’s Wildfire: Interview
Toronto R&B artist K. Forest speaks with Audiomack about his latest album, 'Welcome To The Wildfire.'
Trying to Get to Know Armand Hammer: Interview
New York underground rap duo Armand Hammer speak with Audiomack about their latest album with producer The Alchemist, 'Haram.'
The Making of Young M.A: Interview
Queen of New York, Young M.A, speaks on the music industry and staying grounded in a new interview with Audiomack.
Na-Kel Smith Can Do It All: Interview
Rapper, pro skater, actor, fashion designer, hellraiser—the Cali native knows no boundaries.
How Erica Banks Busted Into the Industry: Interview
Texas native Erica Banks speaks with Audiomack about her viral "Buss It" challenge, her music, and more.
Tokyo Jetz Gets Real About Rap & Motherhood: Interview
Tokyo Jetz speaks with Audiomack about hip-hop and motherhood.
Rubi Rose Wants to Go Harder: Interview
Rubi Rose speaks with Audiomack about going harder in her music and her latest mixtape, 'For The Streets.'
Tony Shhnow Is Matching Quality with Quantity: Interview
Atlanta rapper Tony Shhnow speaks with Audiomack about his career, idols, and matching quality with quantity.
Step Into MohBad’s Light: Interview
MohBad has won over the streets, telling stories of his harrowed experiences as a young man in Nigeria.
Abby Jasmine Is Your Favorite Cousin: Interview
New York rapper Abby Jasmine discusses her career journey and rise to fame through Vine with Audiomack.
6 Dogs Producer Daniel Hartzog Breaks Down the Making of ‘RONALD.’: Interview
Daniel Hartzog speaks with Audiomack about the life and legacy of late rapper 6 Dogs, and the making of his first posthumous release, 'RONALD.'.
TOBi Is Embracing All of His Identities: Interview
Lagos-born TOBi speaks with Audiomack about his move from Nigeria to Toronto, his career, identity, and more.
RIMON Is Creating Her Own Silky R&B Universe: Interview
Amsterdam-raised RIMON speaks with Audiomack about taking risks in her R&B career and her latest project, 'I Shine, U Shine.'
Duke Deuce Is Providing Crunk Therapy: Interview
Memphis rapper Duke Deuce speaks with Audiomack about his crunk sound and his career journey.
Philly's Lil Muk Is Building His Own Lore: Interview
Philly rapper Lil Muk speaks with Audiomack about crafting a legacy and speaking to communities outside of his own.
Lavida Loca Is Challenging UK Rap Rules: Interview
UK rapper Lavida Loca breaks down her tumultuous beginnings for Audiomack with a fearless attitude.
Brooklyn’s Araya Has Designed a Map for Self-Understanding: Interview
Brooklyn’s Araya speaks with Audiomack about his debut, ‘Atlas,’ and growing to understand himself through music.
Michael da Vinci & Lege Kale Are Crafting a New Sound From Old Roots: Interview
Michael da Vinci and Lege Kale are crafting a new sound within the Tennessee hip-hop scene. They break it down for Audiomack.
Amaria’s R&B Cuts Through the Haze: Interview
Tampa's Amaria speaks with Audiomack about her debut singles and making grabbing R&B.
Gabe ‘Nandez Is Bringing the World to New York: Interview
New York’s Gabe ‘Nandez speaks with Audiomack about his world travels and latest project, ‘Ox.’
Lucky Daye’s Year of Collaborations: Interview
Audiomack speaks with Lucky Daye about his long string of collaborations and latest EP, ‘Table For Two.’
Just Circling Back with Kacy Hill: Interview
Audiomack speaks with pop artist Kacy Hill about her collection of remixes and leaving a major label.
What Is Lo-Fi? A Conversation with Illohim
Hotly contested, Audiomack speaks with North Carolina producer Illohim to break down the meaning of lo-fi hip-hop.
Mavi Is Climbing the Mountain: Interview
The Charlotte rapper is confronting his professional anxiety and the chaos of the last year by rapping his ass off.
The Ins & Outs of Managing Social Media as an Artist: 5 Tips
Digital Manager Olivia Shalhoup shares her top five tips for standing on social media, and more.
26AR Is Already a Brooklyn Drill Hero: Interview
26AR emerges after a four-year prison bid as a force in the Brooklyn drill scene.
bbno$ Isn’t Scared of Falling Off: Interview
Vancouver, Canada native bbno$ speaks with Audiomack about the notion of falling off, his career, and burning out.
Brooklyn's Sufi Hamilton Has Found Himself: Interview
Meet the artist who moved from Virginia to Brooklyn, and finally found his voice.
Lava La Rue Wants Your Life to Feel Like a Movie: Interview
The UK-based pop star is making queer love songs to inspire your "main character moment."
glbl wrmng Is Closing Gaps in the New Orleans Music Economy
New Orleans rapper Pell and his newly formed glbl wrmng collective speak with Audiomack about closing the gaps in the NOLA music economy.