Brian Hiatt

Weeks after AI-music generator Suno went viral, a new rival, Udio, is here, backed by tech and music heavyweights. It has powerful capabilities — and a weird habit of resurrecting Tom Petty

We dig into Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter, going track by track, and ponder rumors of a rock album to come... as well as the idea that in some ways, this already is that album

Isaac Brock looks back at the making of Good News for People Who Love Bad News and reveals some of his band’s future in our new interview

Taylor Swift’s 11th studio album is due in three weeks, and we know little besides the titles and guest stars — but that won’t stop us from wildly speculating

Springsteen was a surprise guest at Bryan’s Barclays Center show, which also included appearances by Maggie Rogers

Suno, a ChatGPT for music, is astonishing music fans, and angering them. Hear more uncanny AI creations, learn how it works, and how the company addresses criticism

Suno wants everyone to be able to produce their own pro-level songs — but what does that mean for artists?

Eternal Sunshine is the most mature album of her career — and one of the catchiest. We break it down, track by track — and try to figure out why Grande compared it to the Beatles’ Rubber Soul

He’s got superstars on his side and haters yelling in his ear. That’s life for a wildly stylish, genre-smashing rebel

The legendary actor talks Dune, retirement, Fountains of Wayne — and whether someone his exact age (Joe Biden) is up to the job of president