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In a new YouKnowIGotSoul interview, Cedric Brazle connects family memories, artist development and independent ambition to the world of Cologne, Vol. 1.

Cardi B’s October 19th Tiny Desk concert puts familiar hits in a live-band setting, with Adam Blackstone serving as music director.

LL Cool J’s new 7PM in Brooklyn interview connects creative judgment, music ownership and a career that reaches from Hip-Hop into Hollywood.

Treach’s new Drink Champs conversation connects the group’s defining records with the relationships and decisions behind a long Hip-Hop career.

In a new interview, TheARTI$T explains how Troy Taylor shaped her studio approach and why emotional honesty remains central to her R&B.

His KCRW library visit connects A Tribe Called Quest’s encouragement with the funk, soul and dancehall behind his musical world.

On The Beauty Desk, the R&B singer discusses personal change, creative freedom and learning to see herself differently.

A new interview details how Mack Keane, Camper and Leon Thomas helped Wrice explore different writing and production approaches.

Nivea discusses night classes, vocal coaching, a steady creative team, and her hopes for the unreleased song “Ferris Wheel.”

The Drop’s creative team explains how original music, community knowledge, and lived experience shape its West Coast Hip-Hop storytelling.

Antoine X, Nataanii Means, and Tufawon explain how music, public speaking, and community connections help challenge stereotypes and reach new audiences.

In a new EE72 interview, Tems discusses protecting her peace, trusting her songwriting instincts, and moving toward a mellower R&B sound.

In a new AllHipHop interview, Young Guru separates assistive technology from creative AI and stresses the importance of teaching the next generation.

In a new Progress Report interview, Lil Quill discusses confidence, independence and the relationships behind his next career chapter.

John Legend’s new Breakfast Club interview explores creative trust with Pharrell and why lasting connections matter more to him than first-week rankings.

In Andscape’s B-Sides interview, Joyce Wrice explains the personal shift behind her next chapter and the demands of building a career as a singer and dancer.

A new interview puts Bone Thugs-N-Harmony’s relationships and Bizzy Bone’s family legacy at the center of the conversation.

The Shop’s October 5th conversation brings Hip-Hop and R&B perspectives to the questions of who creates music and how artists earn trust.

Mistah F.A.B.’s new Drink Champs conversation connects Bay Area musical roots, independent hustle and giving back to Oakland.

Master P’s new Boardroom interview revisits No Limit’s distribution strategy, creative process and the business decisions behind MP Da Last Don.