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  • Director Salima Koroma Tackles Asian-Americans' Missing Identity in Hip Hop With 'Bad Rap'

    If you were asked to quickly write down the first five Asian-American rappers that come to mind, would you be able to do it? First-time director, Salima Koroma, recently debuted her highly-anticipated documentary, 'Bad Rap,' at the 2016 Tribeca Film Festival in New York City. Koroma chopped it up with Music Times to discuss the film, explaining why she set out to tackle the issue of Asian Americans' missing identity in hip hop and disecting the stereotypes that plague their careers.
  • V-Moda CEO Val Kolton On Pursuit For Best Looking & Sounding Headphones [Interview]

    We chat with V-Moda's Val Kolton about trying to stay ahead of the celebrity headphone market, how long it takes to build products from start to finish, how he got started and much more.
  • Vicetone On 'Aurora' EP, FIFA Stardom, A-Trak Collab & More [Interview]

    We had the chance to catch up with the pair to discuss this period of transition in their career, cooking, FIFA, favorite labels and much more.
  • 'VINYL' Music Supervisor Randall Poster Details HBO Series' Songs & More [EXCLUSIVE Q&A]

    Randall Poster, the music supervisor for HBO's hit series 'VINYL,' spoke with us about the music of the show in an exlcusive interview.
  • '11.22.63' Score Composer Alex Heffes Details Music for Hulu Original Series [EXCLUSIVE]

    Composer Alex Heffes spoke with us in an exclusive interview about making music for the Hulu Original series, '11.22.63.' Learn more about the score right here!
  • Andy Mineo on SXSW Experience, Uncomfortable Tour, Dreams of Working With Adele & More [Q&A]

    Before Andy Mineo kicks off the second leg of his 'Uncomfortable' tour on Thursday (March 31) in Pennsylvania, the 27-year-old New York native spoke candidly with MusicTimes about his experience at SXSW, how he prepares for a two-month adventure on the road, new music he's working on, dreams of collaborating with Adele, and so much more.
  • Ben Cooper Talks the Therapy of Radical Face's New Album 'Family Tree: The Leaves': Interview

    On Friday (March 25), Radical Face will release the final part of its Family Tree trilogy, fittingly called The Family Tree: The Leaves. While it seems like a saga about the fantastical 19th century Northcotes family (which has witches, ghosts, water walkers, psychics and other mysterious beings in its bloodline) couldn't possibly be based in anything close to reality, the meat of the story is deeply personal to Cooper.
  • Elliphant On Living Life Golden, Kesha Dr. Luke Case, Being Honest & More [Interview]

    We had the chance to chat with Elliphant about her album, her battle with ADHD and how she has turned it into a positive, her mother's struggle with drugs, the Dr. Luke and Kesha case and much more.
  • The Struts' Luke Spiller Talks "Bizarre Second Chance" of 'Everybody Wants' Re-Release: Q&A

    Not every band gets a second chance, but then, not every band is The Struts. After first releasing their debut album Everybody Wants two years ago but not quite receiving the support they needed, the U.K. glam rockers are back with a redo, and it's better than before.
  • Discwoman Are Changing Electronic Music's Gender Problem [Interview]

    We catch up with the ladies helping to lead the charge for equality in dance music. It is no secret that there is an issue with gender in the music industry.
  • 3 Doors Down Talk New Album 'Us and the Night' and the State of Rock 'n' Roll: Interview

    There's always been a very distinctive sound to the music of 3 Doors Down. Even if songs like "Kryptonite," "Here Without You" and "When I'm Gone" didn't get inducted into modern rock history, when the first few bars of those tracks play, you know who you're listening to.
  • Big City Cowgirl Takes Inspiration from Chris Stapleton with Dreams of Breaking Out: Interview

    It's not every day that someone gets to live out their actual dream of becoming a famous musician, but for country singer Big City Cowgirl, she is making it her mission.
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