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Founding members Robert Lamm, James Pankow and Lee Loughnane discuss Chicago's new album 'Chicago XXXVIII: Born for This Moment' as they gear up for a new tour celebrating the band's 55th anniversary.

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The guitar hero opens up about 'Freedom,' Journey's first new album of new material in over a decade. He also discusses recent changes to the group's lineup, their epic upcoming tour, and exactly how he wrote the iconic solo for "Don't Stop Believin'."

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The folk-pop outfit discuss the recording of their long-awaited fifth record 'Every Shade of Blue,' whether they've ever dreamed a song, and how the pandemic has forced them to redefine their relationship to home. 

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Will Toledo, the maestro behind Car Seat Headrest, opens up about his expansive new album, ‘Making a Door Less Open’, injecting some theatricality into his stage act, and why he started wearing a mask before it was cool.

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On the latest “socially distant” episode of ITS, pop punk princes Alex Gaskarth and Jack Barakat of All Time Low go deep about quarantining on a farm, their real life ‘Spinal Tap’ moment, and why their new album ‘Wake Up Sunshine’ is a throwback to their early days in a Baltimore basement. 

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Call them Yankee and the Brave or call them El-P and Killer Mike. The hiphop legends from Run the Jewels have made a fourth album that's being hailed as one of the year's best, and they go in-depth with host Joe Levy on how they put together tracks that have become instant protest anthems.

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Singer-songwriter JP Saxe opens up about the buzzy duet “If the World Is Ending,” which became a pandemic anthem for many quarantining together with their loved ones. He also explains how his relationship with cowriter (and singing partner!) Julia Michaels went from professional to romantic as they recorded the track. 

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On the latest “socially distant” edition of Inside the Studio, X Ambassadors frontman Sam Harris details the origins of “Zen,” the band’s new song about finding peace in the midst of lockdown. The outspoken singer also opened up about how the group are moving forward with a new album, and explained why he broke quarantine to protest systemic racism and social injustice.  

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Our latest "socially distant" episode features Trevor Daniel, whose rebound anthem "Falling" cracked the Top 20 after blowing up on TikTok. Daniel opens up about performing his hit for the ex who inspired it, the challenges of releasing his debut album in the midst of a pandemic, and navigating the high highs and low lows of love. 

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IHeartMedia’s new “socially-distant” version of Inside the Studio explores how artists are coping with the COVID-19 lockdown and how it’s impacting the way they make music. The first episode of our new series features ASHE, the voice behind the triumphant “Moral of the Story” — which has been embraced as an empowering post-breakup anthem. The singer-songwriter opens up to "Quarantine Correspondent" Jordan Runtagh about the personal pain that inspired "Moral of the Story," and how it wound up in the Netflix smash, To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You.

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Sam Hunt talks with host Joe Levy about how he went from college football quarterback to one of Nashville’s best songwriters, and why his Southside album was six years in the making.

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On the latest Inside the Studio, host Joe Levy sits down with Robert DeLeo and Eric Kretz of the Stone Temple Pilots to talk about their latest album, Perdida, how the band kept going after the tragic losses of singers Scott Weiland and Chester Bennington, and the surprising connection between STP and Karen Carpenter.

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On the latest Inside the Studio, host Joe Levy is joined by Adam Lambert, whose new album, “Velvet” (More Is More/Empire), was four years in the making. Adam talks about his time on “American Idol,” how performing with Queen has helped drive his own recording, and how he’s found the freedom to make the music he wants.

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The multi-talented artist discusses "Every Little Moment" and "Freedom," the lead singles off his upcoming record 'Jude' — his first new album in a decade. He also describes the catharsis of performing his father's song "Imagine" for the first time publicly in an effort to raise money for Ukrainian aid, and his NFT fundraiser featuring artifacts from his personal connection of Beatles memorabilia. 

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This time around on Inside the Studio, host Joe Levy is in London with Niall Horan to discuss “Heartbreak Weather” (Capitol Records), Niall’s second album since One Direction went on hiatus. Niall opens up about how he started writing songs while recovering from both sinus surgery and a breakup, shares details about recording at a studio in the Bahamas that has a champagne bottle vending machine, and talks about his upcoming tour with Lewis Capaldi.

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Inside the Studio returns, as host Joe Levy sits down with the one of the all-time great singer-songwriters James Taylor to discuss Taylor’s first album in five years, “American Standard” (Fantasy Records), as well as Taylor’s new audio memoir, “Break Shot.” Taylor opens up his childhood, his high-school band with his older brother, and how the songs and struggles he grew up with influenced his new record of classics from the Great American Songbook. Follow Inside the Studio on iHeartRadio, or subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts.

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Global superstar Andrea Bocelli is back with “Si” (Decca/Verve Records) -- his first album of newly written songs in 14 years, featuring collabs with Ed Sheeran, Dua Lipa and many others. We had a chance to sit down with Andrea and his son/protégé Matteo (who also appears on the album) to discuss his stellar career, the process of making this album and what his most dangerous hobbies might be. Follow Inside the Studio on iHeartRadio, or subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts.

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Just back from his history-making concert at Notre Dame University, Garth Brooks - the ‘Guru of Nashville’ - invites us into his home studio to deliver a sermon on the inspiration behind his latest release, “The Anthology Part III Live” (Pearl Records). Not to mention, drop some exclusive details on his upcoming tour and studio album. Follow Inside the Studio on iHeartRadio, or subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts.

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You know the voice and you know the songs: “Any Way You Want It,” “Oh Sherrie,” and of course, the perennial fist-in-the-air power ballad (and “Sopranos” finale soundtrack) “Don’t Stop Believin'.” All those great lyrics and melodies came out of the heart, mind and larynx of one man: Steve Perry. After leaving Journey and stepping back from his successful solo career due to what he calls “PTSD,” he’s back with “Traces” (Fantasy Records). Get the full story on his long hiatus, the heartbreaking motivation that brought him back to music and much, much more. Follow Inside the Studio on iHeartRadio, or subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts.

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This time around, we head north to Winnipeg, Manitoba. Why, you ask? Why, to sit down with some scrappy newcomer named Paul McCartney. Sir Paul lays out the process of making his new album – “Egypt Station” (Capitol Records), his first #1 chart debut in 36 years – and he also divulges some new stories from the Beatles days, everything from on-stage volume wars to the band’s mindset as they crafted their final masterpieces. Follow Inside the Studio on iHeartRadio, or subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts.

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Join us, dear listener, on a journey into the dream life of Lenny Kravitz, who sits with our host Joe Levy and opines on his 30-something years as a rock and roll icon and hitmaker. Lenny breaks down the serpentine process of making his brand new album “Raise Vibration” (BMG Records), his unorthodox songwriting methods and his take on the state of the world. Special thanks to Lenny, BMG Records, Johnny Cash (you’ll see why) and the whole crew. Follow Inside the Studio on iHeartRadio, or subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts.

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This time around on iHeartRadio Presents: Inside the Studio, host Joe Levy goes deep with Dave Matthews, on the heels of the release of his most recent (and record-setting) #1 album “Come Tomorrow” (RCA Records). Levy probes everything from the recent changes in the Dave Matthews Band lineup, Dave’s response to the backhanded compliment he receives in the hit film “Lady Bird” and why it looks like there’s no end in sight for the 50-something rocker. Special thanks to Dave and RCA Records. Follow Inside the Studio on iHeartRadio, or subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts.

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On the debut episode of Inside the Studio, host Joe Levy sits down with Linkin Park's Mike Shinoda to discuss his first official solo album, “Post Traumatic”, and the process of creating music after the passing of his bandmate and friend Chester Bennington. Mike walks us through the inspiration for his new album and tracks like “Hold it Together”, “World’s on Fire” and more. Special thanks to Mike Shinoda, Linkin Park and Warner Bros. Records. Follow Inside the Studio on iHeartRadio, or subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts. -------------------- We can all help prevent suicide. The Lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones, and best practices for professionals. Call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK.

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The rock icon talks trading her electric guitar for an acoustic on her new album Changeup, which finds her revisiting 25 career-spanning cuts.

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The legendary multi-instrumentalist behind classics like "Frankenstein" and "Free Ride" details the recording of his musical tribute to his late brother, Johnny Winter. Due out April 15, the album 'Brother Johnny' is equal parts all-star tribute and musical memoir, tracing the blues guitar titan's life and influences through 17 songs with the help of luminaries like Joe Walsh, Ringo Starr, Billy Gibbons, Steve Lukather, Michael McDonald, Keb Mo, Derek Trucks, and Taylor Hawkins. 

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The multi-talented musician opens up about her Grammy nominations for her album 'Jubilee,’ scaling the New York Times bestseller list with her deeply moving memoir ‘Crying in H-Mart,’ and gearing up to write her first feature film. 

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The rock 'n' soul legend opens up about revisiting four decades of his solo career with a new retrospective, 'BeforeAfter.' Over the course of the conversation, he reflects on making music with the likes of Robert Fripp and Dave Stewart, his early years working for Philly Soul icons Gamble & Huff, whether superstition plays a role in his songwriting process, and what's next for his beloved webseries-turned-cable program, 'Live from Daryl's House.'

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After decades of dazzling millions with his skills on the keys, Harry Connick Jr. is here to let fans in on the fun of playing piano — “play” being the operative word. On March 29 he’s launching Piano Party, an online course designed to teach the basics of piano through lessons he’s learned over the course of his legendary career. The project is part of Harry's new metaverse platform The Neutral Ground, an online community designed to connect his fans and share in his passion for music, food and family. He and Jordan discussed this immersive new digital space, the finer points of piano, New Orleans jazz, songwriting techniques, and Harry's latest album 'Alone with My Faith,' recorded completely solo during the pandemic lockdown.

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Fusing bone crunching riffs, radio friendly hooks and theatrical flair, Ghost have become one of the most exciting acts in metal. During his conversation with Jordan, frontman Tobias Forge outlines the band's philosophically complex new record Impera, which explores the rise and fall of empires. He also delves into his love of horror movies and ABBA — which are not as mutually exclusive as you might think! 

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We're dipping into the Inside The Studio vault this week to bring you something special from our formidable archive — an interview with Sir Paul McCartney! It was recorded around the release of his 2018 album ‘Egypt Station,’ a record brimming with McCartney's undiminished — and seemingly boundless — energy and trademark gift for melody. In honor of Macca's recently announced Got Back tour of North American, we decided to revisit these words from the master. 

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Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith discuss the difficult creation of 'The Tipping Point,' the band's first record in nearly two decades. The album took shape after numerous false starts over the course of almost 10 years. Early sessions with a crew of outside songwriters left them so uninspired that they nearly parted company once again, but then the pair got back to basics, holing up in a room with acoustic guitars, just like that did when they first teamed up as teens. The resulting record is a stunning display of musical virtuosity and radical vulnerability, inspired in large part by the death of Orzabal's wife. Occasionally dark and moody — but never maudlin — it's a hopeful meditation on mental health, mortality, and moving on. 

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The singer-songwriter discusses the recording of his new album Face the River, inspired by the back-to-back deaths of his parents. The double loss changed him irrevocably, and this new record finds him coming to terms with the grief and the resulting growth.

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Frontman Dave Le'aupepe and bassist Max Dunn open up about the false starts, writer's block and personal grief that went into the band's ambitious third album, 'Angel in Realtime.' Inspired by the death of Le'aupepe's father, the album is a meditation on god, grief and growth, drawing musical textures from his Samoan heritage, as well as English drum and bass, and stripped back American folk.

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The Nashville-based singer/songwriter details his ambitious new multi-media project 'The Joy of Music' — an album, short film and tour that had help from the likes of Kenny G, Snoop Dog, Taylor Goldsmith of Dawes, and even the Jim Henson Creature Shop. 

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The guitarists detail the creation of Korn's 14th studio album Requiem, recovery from COVID, and getting back to basics with stripped-down guitar parts and analog audio equipment. 

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The soulful frontman discusses the many influences that went into the band's genre-blending new album 'The Alien Coast' — from hip-hop to sampling, and 17th-century sculptures to dystopian sci-fi. Janeway also opens up about how his upbringing in the church impacts his musical choices, and also shares the best records to check out if you want to start learning about gospel.

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The rock icon details his latest album, The Bridge, his affinity for water themes, bass playing tips, and what inspires his highly detailed brand of musical storytelling. 

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The Lumineers frontman details the recording of the band's fourth studio album 'Brightside,' a trip back to his NJ high school for a music video shoot, and his bond with longtime musical partner Jeremiah Fraites

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The country star opens up about his "Big Big Plans" for 2022, which include his new song "Stop Coming Over" and a winter tour. When he's not hard at work on his music, he's busy adjusting to being a new parent along with wife Lauren Bushnell. 

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Jordan gets a rock 'n' roll history lesson from consigliere of the E-Street Band. On the heels of his new memoir, 'Unrequited Infatuations,' Van Zandt revisits his early days with Bruce Springsteen, the musical education he received from the Beatles and the Stones, and his passion for acting spawned from his role in the groundbreaking HBO series 'The Sopranos.' 

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The legendary singer-songwriter goes deep on his 1971 classic 'Teaser and the Firecat,' which is being explored in an expansive new box set, and the cult classic film 'Harold and Maude.' He also reflects on his conversion to Islam in 1977 and the circumstances that lead him after to embrace his musical legacy after decades away from the entertainment industry. 

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The multi-talented smooth jazz icon discusses his upcoming album ‘New Standards,’ and the new HBO documentary ‘Listening to Kenny G,’ which chronicles his ascent to unlikely global phenomenon. He also opens up about his impressive practice regimen, early influences, and how he deals with the occasional hater or two. 

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The guitarist reflects on recording the band’s latest record ‘Dropout Boogie,’ including sessions with ZZ Top’s Billy Gibbons. Auerbach also looks back on the 20th anniversary of the Black Keys’ debut, his early blues heroes, and what’s to come for the Black Keys’ summer tour. 

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The co-founder of the legendary Bay Area funk outfit opens up his 50-year career, including the tales behind chart toppers like “You’re Still a Young Man” and “What Is Hip.” He also gets real about encounters with The Rolling Stones, Aretha Franklin, Quincy Jones and more.

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The outspoken musical activist opens up about his recent pair of records, The Atlas Underground Fire, and the newly announced Atlas Underground Flood. In addition to collaborating virtually with the likes of Bruce Springsteen, Chris Stapleton and Bring the Horizon, Morello has also been busy in lockdown teaching his young son the finer points of shredding and trying to create a more just world. 

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The guitar god recalls sessions for his latest album, 'Blessings and Miracles,' which features appearances by Kirk Hammett, Chick Corea, Diane Warren, Chris Stapleton, G-Eazy and more. He also opens up about making music with his children, how he gets in "The Zone" for a solo, and how he's been staying balanced during COVID. 

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The singer reflects on teaming up with Memphis music legends like Carla Thomas and Lester Snell for her latest album The Moon and Stars: Prescriptions for Dreamers. She also gets real about life in lockdown, becoming an author, and how she overcame the naysayers to pursue her career in music.

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The singer-songwriter discusses the difficult year that led to her soul-bearing new album, 'Ocean to Ocean.' She also opens up about her unique writing process, which involves communing with her Muses and testing her songs out in her garden, and what compels her to compose in the first place. 

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Jordan talks to the They Might Be Giants cofounder about the group's new album 'BOOK' and the 144-page hardcover volume that accompanies it, which features original work by Brooklyn street photographer Brian Karlsonn alongside song lyrics and typographic illustrations by graphic designer Paul Sahre. They also discuss the upcoming tour celebrating the (belated) 30th anniversary of TMBG's breakthrough album 'Flood,' the artistic merits of city living versus country living, and some serious Beatle nerdery. 

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