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WILLOW’s lifelong practice A conversation with the artist about music, tech, and the value of practice. By Steffanee Wang Video Ethan Holland, Tommy Maidment “When people listen to my music or they come to my show, I want it to feel like they’re literally being healed from the inside out, like it’s a spiritual, shamanic…
Watch an hour of guided meditation at The FADER offices with multi-hyphenate Laraaji. Ambient composer and multi-instrumentalist Laraaji makes his “celestially guided” music by channeling the energy around him. When he stopped by The FADER offices in May alongside Brooklyn collaborator Leon Kelly, the pair offered to lead the crew in guided meditation. Of course…
Plus free panels, rehearsal spaces, and events for artists, fans, and industry professionals. Kelsey Lu and The Antlers Photos by Alima Lee; K Hover The 9th annual New York Music Month festival is fully underway with an ambitious program in support of the city’s thriving music scene. After kicking off on June 3 with…
Songs You Need In Your Life This Week Tracks we love right now, in no particular order. By The FADER Photo credits: Courtesy of Willow, Mary Kang, skaiwater Each week, The FADER staff rounds up the songs we can’t get enough of. Here they are, in no particular order. Spotify and Apple Music playlists, or…
After a decade-plus producing for Young Thug and Drake, the South Carolina producer decided it was time for jazz Colin Padulo via the artist The Opener is The FADER’s short-form profile series of casual conversations with exciting new artists. Supah Mario has a list of credits that would make any artist envious. He’s been producing…
The Chicago post-post-hardcore quartet strive for catharsis amidst saxophone-and-guitar-induced carnage. ira glass: (L-R) Landon Kerouac, Jill Roth, Kaleb Wallace, and Lise Ivanova. The Opener is The FADER’s short-form profile series of casual conversations with exciting new artists. ira glass make post-post hardcore that is playful, piercing and prodigiously loud. The Chicago quartet’s November EP…
The second chapter of the veteran bassist’s Anamibia Sessions series sees him bending his experimental praxis into familiar shapes. Melvin Gibbs. Photo by Christian Stewart. Melvin Gibbs’ oeuvre runs the gamut from jazz to funk to art rock. He’s worked with free-jazz legend Sonny Sharrock, no-wave pioneer Arto Lindsay, and tropicália deity Caetano Veloso,…
With his new self-covers album, the jazz luminary discusses his genre’s past, present, and future. Photo credit: Alexis Maryon Apollo Frequencies is a series exploring sounds that seem to come from another world. In this week’s edition, Raphael Helfand catches up with the Godfather of Ethio-jazz, Mulatu Astatke. Mulatu Astatke is a popular man. At…
The prolific session players turned frontmen talk subverting expectations, inverting harmonies, and producing for themselves (instead of the world’s biggest pop stars). Pino Palladino (above) and Blake Mills Justin Daashuur Hopkins / Luke Sargent Apollo Frequencies is a series exploring sounds that seem to come from another world. In this week’s edition, a dispatch…
From Lucrecia Dalt to Sun Ra Arkestra, here are the artists we’re excited to catch in August. Photos by Rayce Aaronson (Ken Carson); Ebru Yildz (Moor Mother); Louie Perea (Lucrecia Dalt) There are thousands of shows to see in New York City every month, which makes keeping track of any kind of live show calendar…