Turnstile’s Brendan Yates & Franz Lyons paint a picture of how a bunch of friends from Baltimore—“except Franz, who is from Ohio”—transcend 'Time & Space.'
The Atlanta born musician is honing her craft and facing her pop star fantasies.
The 14-person boyband dropped three album last year, but they really want to be an ad agency.
SSENSE flies to Atlanta to interview 21 Savage and talk lyricism, money, and real estate.
Nazanin Shahnavaz sits down with the first lady of grime, Lady Leshurr, to discuss youth clubs, mental health, and coming out.
The soul singer on the high highs and low lows that inspire her music, and the famous friendship that changed the course of her career.
The 16-year-old singer has made it to the cusp of stardom by being unapologetically herself.
We follow the Brooklyn beauty on a tour of all his fundamental haunts.
On the cusp of his first world tour, the rising R&B star writes a letter to SSENSE.
Stephanie Smith-Strickland talks with the 24-year-old musician about his first studio album and finding strength in transparency.
The Korean rock band speaks backstage about love, happiness, and the global music market.
Kevin Pires chats with YG on being legit in an internet age.
We sit down with Dave East at legendary Harlem jazz club Minton’s Playhouse to talk New York and rap’s new guard.
The rapper/singer is reaching stardom by riding his own wave.
The genre-gliding musician introduces us to his many minds.
Hip-hop’s “hardest working rookie,” Rich The Kid, on the biggest landmarks of his young life.
R&B artist A.CHAL strives to make music that is sensual and spiritual, deviating from the “get-money” subject-matter of so much contemporary pop music.
The L.A. R&B singer on being the best version of himself and making his Purple Rain.
