In many ways, Wyclef Jean is the personification of the American dream; he grew up impoverished in his native Haiti and became a multi-milli...

In four short years, Toronto rockers Weaves have built a career on catching listeners off-guard. The quartet's songs, driven by vocalist Jas...

Even on a breakup song as harsh as "Frontline," Kelela's lyrical and vocal tones aren't angry per se. Sure, the fury is clearly there, but t...

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Beck and Pharrell Williams had never worked together until, as Beck now recalls, "four or five years ago," around the same time that he'd be...