Will Schube speaks to the jazz saxophonist about her latest LP Odyssey, her music progressing and growing along with her as a person, traveling's importance to the creative process and more.
Will Schube speaks to the Charlotte emcee about the idea of survival expressed through his latest album the villain wins!, getting paid $50 for his first feature, the power of freestyling and more.
Will Schube has Open Mike Eagle, Video Dave & Still Rift of Previous Industries choose five albums, singles, or collections emblematic of their aesthetic vision for their new collaborative project.
Will Schube speaks to the Brooklyn-born rapper about his recent debut on Backwoodz Studioz, how becoming a father changed his outlook on music, being fascinated by colloquial phrases and more.
Will Schube speaks to each member of the new trio, getting each to share three albums that reflect the spirit of their new free jazz LP Speak, Moment.
Will Schube speaks to the Bruiser Brigade artist about coming up from a landscaper to a rapper, setting out to be vulnerable on his new album My Story Got Stories, the wisdom that's gone into each of his projects and more.
An Interview With Anenon January 17, 2024
Will Schube speaks to the L.A.-based producer about how he translate emotions into his instrumentals, getting his start playing the sax out of an attempt to make his electronic music more interesting, why there would be no such things as singles if it were up to him and more.
An Interview With Sam Wilkes October 29, 2023
Will Schube speaks to the multi-instrumental artist surrounding the release of his new LP Driving about self-releasing a project for the first time, allowing himself to stumble on ideas that work, letting the music and story songs speak for themselves post-release and more.
Will Schube dives into what makes Chaos Theory, Pt. 1 a seamless collaboration between Daktyl, who provides the bass-heavy production and Benni Ola, whose vocals shine overtop.
Will Schube writes about how Spencer Zahn, Dave Harrington & Jeremy Gustin's lounge jazz rendition of Harry Styles' latest album made him re-consider his preconceived notions.