• Prince Royce on 'Double Vision,' J.Lo's 'Back' & Jay-Z, Rihanna Collabo Dreams [Interview]

    With his latest album, Double Vision, Prince Royce, born Geoffrey Royce Rojas, has his eyes keenly set on the prize: becoming the Latin world's next big crossover King. Following in the footsteps of Ricky Martin and Jennifer "J.Lo" Lopez, whom he worked with on this summer's chart-topper "Back It Up," the 26-year-old is hoping his first ever English language album will make him a Spanish and English speaking-household name. Music Times Managing Editor Danica Daniel sat down with the Bronx, New York-born Bachata singer to discuss his humble beginnings in the hood, touring the world with Ariana Grande and dreams to one day work with Jay-Z and Rihanna.

  • 'Krampus' Soundtrack Composer Douglas Pipes Details Score of 2015 Christmas Horror Movie [Q&A]

    Christmas horror movies are hit-or-miss in the film industry, but captured in director Michael Dougherty's 2015 release Krampus is the dread of European folklore and humor modern storytelling. Teaming with his Trick 'r Treat composer Douglas Pipes, the film's soundtrack is as holiday-centric and terrifying as Krampus itself, which is still in theaters! In an exclusive interview with Music Times, Pipes opened up about creating a sound that stayed true to this monster, this holiday and this movie, which ends up sounding like a score to our nightmares fueled by candy canes and the naughty list.

  • ASAP Ferg Talks Yams' Inspiration for Art Basel, Traplord x Adidas & 'Tatted Angel' [Q&A]

    A$AP Ferg is slowly coming down from an accomplishment high, and who could blame him? He recently showcased his artwork in Miami at Art Basel, released a successful collection (Traplord x Adi-Ease) with Adidas Skateboarding in November, and even dropped a preview of his first new track in over a year, "Tatted Angel." There was one common factor instilled within each of these projects: the late A$AP Yams. In an exclusive Q&A session with us, Ferg broke down why the death of his close friend and A$AP Mob co-founder inspired him to express himself in various outlets.
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