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Learning to Play Drums | Guitar Center Lessons Instructor Jazz Kelley
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The Sound of Madame Gandhi | Creating Your Own Space
Learn how Madame Gandhi stays inspired and equipped for making music at home. -
The Revolution Drummer Bobby Z. on his Storied Career with Prince
If there’s one drummer who you could say had the best job in the business, it would be Bobby Z. of Prince’s band, The Revolution. As Prince’s drummer from the very first concerts in 1979 until 1986, Bobby Z. sat on the throne of The Revolution from the beginning, when Prince rescued him from, as he recalls it, “a normal life to be with him on his trip to the outer regions of the solar system.” -
Tuesday Talks with Mary Spender: Merging Music and the Content Creator
During a visit to the UK, we stopped by the home studio of Mary Spender – a YouTube-based musician whose channel has already amassed a whopping 6.2 million views thanks to her “Tuesday Talks” YouTube series, in which she deep dives into music topics of her choosing with artists like K.T. Tunstall, James Valentine and more. -
St. Vincent | Inspiration, Songwriting and a Signature Ernie Ball Music Man Guitar
Guitarist, songwriter and Grammy winner Annie Clark, best known as St. Vincent, is a music industry iconoclast. She is endlessly inventive, experimenting with surprising arrangements, intricate lyrics and bold sounds. In 2015, she partnered with Ernie Ball Music Man to create a guitar as distinctive as she is, with elegant design, remarkable versatility and an abundance of luxurious tone. -
Carl Craig: Unity on the Dance Floor
Legendary techno DJ Carl Craig talks with us about how the Detroit club scene in the late '80s shaped his personal journey as a member of the LGBTQ+ community, all while fostering a safe environment for others to find their own freedom on the dance floor. -
Preservation Hall: Protect. Preserve. Perpetuate.
We sit down with Preservation Hall Artistic Director Ron Rona and former doorman Bradley Williams to discuss the storied history of New Orleans' most iconic venue, including its local and global impact on the jazz community. -
Jail Guitar Doors: Using Music for Rehabilitation
An interview with Jail Guitar Doors founder and singer-songwriter Billy Bragg about the inspiration behind the organization and its rooted history in rock and roll. -
Laura Jane Grace: Love and Death
Against Me! frontwoman Laura Jane Grace details her journey coming out as a transgender woman, and how the experience continues to shape her musical landscape. -
Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah: Illuminating The Beauty in All Cultures
Jazz musician and activist Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah shares the inspiration behind his 2019 album Ancestral Recall. -
SongwritingWith:Soldiers | Connecting and Healing Through Songwriting
SongwritingWith:Soldiers co-founders Darden Smith and Mary Judd chat with us about the mission behind their organization, aimed at providing a constructive way for returning soldiers to deal with the mental and physical traumas of combat. -
Charlie Daniels: Giving Back To Our Vets
We caught up with with country legend Charlie Daniels to talk about his work with The Journey Home Project supporting veterans once returned from the front lines. -
Stax Music Academy: Levi’s Music Project and Justin Timberlake foster the next generation of Soul Communicators
Pat Mitchell-Worley, Executive Director of Stax Music Academy, talks with us about how the Academy first connected with Levi's Music Project and Justin Timberlake to collaborate on all-new studio equipment for their Song Lab program. -
SocialWorks: Giving Chicago A Second Chance
Founded by Chance the Rapper with his high school classmates, SocialWorks brings music-centric events and activities to the youth of Chicago to help inspire their creativity, as well as give back to the less fortunate within the community. -
Rita Marley: A Lifetime of Freedom and Unity
Rita Marley details her history as a musician, as well as the origin of the Rita Marley Foundation. -
Saba: Channeling Grief Into Honest Art
Chicago-born rapper Chicago talks about how dealing with the death of his cousin John Walt inspired his 2018 album CARE FOR ME. -
Kylie Morgan Uses Six Strings to Heal
Nashville singer-songwriter Kylie Morgan details how songwriting has become a healing tool for dealing with life's most difficult subjects. -
Rocky Dawuni: “As artists, we’re igniters of flame—we’re catalysts.”
GRAMMY-nominated Afro-roots artist Rocky Dawuni talks with us about the inspiration behind his philanthropy work, including inspiring young people to be the igniters of change in their own communitties. -
Sleater-Kinney Proves Music Is Power
Alt-rock band Sleater-Kinney dives into the meaning behind their 2019 album The Center Won't Hold. -
Born This Way: Making the World a Kinder, Braver Place
Born This Way Foundation founder Cynthia Germanotta details how her daughter Lady Gaga's struggles with mental health defined the organization's core mission of making the world a kinder, braver place. -
Jack Johnson Is Making Music to Save the Oceans
Singer/songwriter Jack Johnson talks with us about the origins of the Johnson Ohana Foundation, whose mission is to teach and lead environmental conservation efforts through music and activations. -
Eric Clapton: Music Saved My Life, And Still Does
Eric Clapton talks with us about the Crossroads Centre Antigua and the Crossroads Guitar Festival, both to benefit drug and alcohol rehabilitaiton.
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