For indie rock fans, Ben Tousley’s album covers are easily recognizable: He’s designed iconic covers for a number of the genre’s heavy-hitters, including Grizzly Bear, Fleet Foxes, and Rostam.

Roger Bong evolved his blog Aloha Got Soul into a record label and record store, all with the mission to share Hawaii’s music with the world.

Deb Oh, creator of Year of the Tiger Records, shares what inspired her to create her curated collection of records from Asia, the Pacific, and the diaspora.

Jack Coyne shares what he’s learned as the host of one of the most popular game shows on TikTok and Instagram.

To artist Alan Porter, a concert poster is more than just event information on cardstock.

Luhnyae Campbell pursued her passion for dance on a whim — and it led her to perform with Rihanna at the Super Bowl Halftime Show.

Fashion designer Elsa Kuhn expresses her love of vinyl records through felt and embroidery.

Tina Farris, The Roots’ tour manager for 21 years, reflects on her extensive career in the music industry — one that started almost entirely by accident.

For musician William Cashion, experimentation and a “subtractive method” are essential in his solo work and in Future Islands’ latest album.

Suzy Exposito is a graphic novelist, activist, and Latin music editor at Rolling Stone. And she’s just made history.

Nate Sloan and Charlie Harding, hosts of the podcast “Switched on Pop,” had on-and-off relationships with music. Now, they’re experts on pop and they want to help you become one too.

What does it take to get the perfect song into a movie? Just ask music supervisor Laura Katz.