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Watch a career-spanning interview with our October 2026 cover star. Syd’s career was born in her parent’s home in Mid-City Los Angeles, so it makes sense that that’s where her and journalist Evan Nicole Brown’s conversation starts for the latest FADER Interview. Sitting on a blanket in the grassy lawn of L.A.’s Westwood Recreation Center,…
Destin Conrad does it all After a jazz album and a Grammy-acclaimed R&B project, the L.A.-artist turns to reggae and dancehall on ROADRUNNER for a space to rebel. By Kylah Williams Video Ethan Holland When Destin Conrad set out to make his reggae and dancehall album ROADRUNNER, he knew he wanted it to be a…
Who’s afraid of Speedy Ortiz? Sadie Dupuis discusses everything that went into the making of her band’s new album, Rabbit Rabbit, on The FADER Interview. By Walden Green Speedy Ortiz. Photo by Shervin Lainez. When Kim Cattrall made her long-awaited return as Samantha Jones last week to the Sex and the City spinoff And…
RIP Injury Reserve, long live By Storm The boundary-pushing rap duo discuss their transition from one lifetime to another on The FADER Interview. By David Renshaw Photo by Parker Corey Injury Reserve — the trio of Stepa J. Groggs, Nathaniel “RiTchie” Ritchie, and Parker Corey — pulled off the remarkable feat of becoming more…
Bambii is recontextualizing the rave The progressive dancehall DJ and producer discusses her constant quest for transcendent moments on The FADER Interview. By Jordan Darville Bambii. Photo by Norman Wong. Ten years ago, Bambii had an idea. A Jamaican-Canadian resident of Toronto at the start of her DJ career, she wanted to host a…
John Wilson leaves the world wanting more On The FADER Interview, the DIY documentarian dives into the making of his hit HBO show How To’s third and final season. By David Renshaw John Wilson. Photo by Thomas Wilson, courtesy of HBO. Since his HBO series How To premiered in October 2020, John Wilson has…
Lucinda Williams is the last living outlaw The unflinchingly honest singer-songwriter discusses her new album, the state of contemporary country, and her secret to career longevity on The FADER interview. By Holly Devon Lucinda Williams. Photo by Danny Clinch. Lucinda Williams is a master of the art of the long game. A consummate disciple…
Jayda G’s scientific method is making the world dance The producer, DJ, and rising global superstar breaks down her new album, Guy, on The FADER Interview. By Arielle Lana LeJarde Jayda G. Photo by Nabil Elderkin. Jayda G cares. Whether she’s urging people to pay attention to climate change, educating new dance music fans…
Arlo Parks just wants to give you some relief The ascendant singer-songwriter-producer opens up the rich universe inside her new album, My Soft Machine, on The FADER Interview. By David Renshaw Arlo Parks. Photo by Alexandra Waespi. Arlo Parks wrote her debut album, Collapsed In Sunbeams, about her teenage years in London, with references…
Wednesday’s goofy-sad South On the latest episode of The FADER Interview podcast, lead singer Karly Hartzman tells David Renshaw about treating the world as her therapist and the beauty of country lyricism. By David Renshaw Wednesday’s music conjures a world where beauty and grime live side by side, a combination of squalling, reverb-heavy guitars and…