Madame Gandhi: Sonic Love Letters In A Multisensory Space
The spatial mix of the artist’s latest works brought immersive explorations of queer love, vulnerability, inner peace, and nature to...
Jean Dawson on Identity, Sound, and Breaking Creative Boundaries
Counting SZA and Lil Yachty among his collaborators, he has carved out a distinct lane, transforming self reflection into a...
One of the greatest songwriters of all time, Nile Rodgers, co founder of Chic and We Are Family Foundation, guest edits Mission.
Recently voted as one of the greatest living American songwriters by the New York Times, Nile Rodgers, co-founder of We...
Becoming a virual sensation during lockdown, singer Claire Rosinkranz has something new to say
Musician Claire Rosinkranz on her instant stardom talks about new her upcoming work When I met Claire Rosinkranz downtown, she...
Ei Wada and Electronicos Fantasticos! From old electronics into new sounds.
Japanese musical group Electronicos Fantasticos! (aka Nicos) was created in 2015 by artist and musician Ei Wada as an...
Allie X’s latest album, Happiness is Going to Get You, is strange, beautiful, and a little unsettling.
The piano-heavy pop songs, while distinctly remaining pop songs, take on a dissonant, sometimes disjointed sound. Allie X's whole album...
Arooj Aftab made history in 2022 as the first Pakistani artist to win a Grammy. Now what?
Aftad talks on how they blend jazz, blues, electronica, and classical Hindustani music beyond boundaries. In March 2024, Arooj Aftab...
South African Thandiswa Mazwai’s on speaking out through her music.
The post-apartheid singer on her commitment to use music and storytelling to make change. When Thandiswa Mazwai sings, her voice...
Dua Saleh is using their music to send a clear and direct message to the world about ending injustice.
On Dua Saleh’s album, I Should Call Them, personal and global disaster meet. The lyrics on this debut album discuss...