The producer dreamed up TaTa Taktumi and brought her to life with help from the software Suno. She’s arriving at a fraught moment for artificial intelligence in music.
Timbaland’s Latest Protege Is an A.I. Pop Singer
A Company Is Building Communities for Far-Right Christians. Some Neighbors Aren’t Happy.
Inside the Grassroots Fight Against Trump’s Deportation Machine
Armed with phone cameras and training, these groups stand between immigrants and ICE
Searching for the Forrest Arms
The Atlanta hotel was once a famous gathering spot for the country’s greatest Black musicians. Now, only memories remain.
Oasis End a 16-Year Pause With a Familiar Goal: Conquering America
The British band is huge at home, where it’ll play its first reunion show on Friday. Despite success in the U.S., the Gallaghers remain unconvinced that they’ve made it here.
A Concept Album about Dennis Hopper? The Waterboys Made One.
The latest edition to Mike Scott’s eclectic catalog features Fiona Apple, Bruce Springsteen, Steve Earle and more exploring the life of the actor and director.
Lonnie Holley Never Plays a Song Twice. (Even His Own.)
The artist and musician, now 75, represents a devotion to the act of creation. His new LP, “Tonky,” which incorporates jazz, blues, hip-hop and electronic music, is due this month.
Eco-Radical, Singer, Criminal, Cult Leader: Inside Carbon Nation
Eligio Bishop declared himself a God to a group of dedicated followers he led through Central America, Mexico, and the U.S., before landing in the Atlanta area. Now he’s serving life in prison.
Jesse Welles, a Folk Musician Who ‘Sings the News,’ Is Turning the Page
A ‘Mystic Time Traveler’ Perserveres
At 90, the Ghanaian Highlife Pioneer Ebo Taylor Finds a New Voice
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