The Grammy for Producer of the Year, Non-Classical, Will Go to the Best Storyteller
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Rolling Stone's predictions for the Producer of the Year, Non-Classical category at the Grammys in 2027
Martin Garrix Set to Release ‘Debut’ Album, 13 Years in the Making
Posted in: Music FeaturesMartin Garrix discusses singing for the first time and making 'MARTY,' his deeply personal debut album featuring Madonna, U2, and more
Up-And-Coming Australian Artists: GOLDMINDS
Posted in: Music FeaturesFollowing the reveal of Mentos Fresh Sounds Class of ’26, curated by Rolling Stone AU/NZ, we’re shining the spotlight on more fresh artists
Patrick Droney Is in Pursuit of the Present
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe singer maps out his excellent new album, 'Made You Look,' which features the standout Kelsea Ballerini duet, 'Math of Us'
The 2027 Grammys’ Best Rap Album Nominees May Not Be the Usual Suspects
Posted in: Music FeaturesPredicting the 2027 Grammys nominees for Best Rap Album, including A$AP Rocky, J. Cole, Don Toliver, and more
Harry Styles Finds the Right Words on Liam Payne Tribute Song
Posted in: Music FeaturesHarry Styles premiered a tribute song to Liam Payne on the second anniversary of his band member's death. It's a rare glimpse into his grief
Bob Dylan’s Brand New Arrangement of ‘Tangled Up in Blue’ Is Absolutely Stunning
Posted in: Music FeaturesAt the launch of his 2026 European tour, Bob Dylan unveiled a new torch ballad rendition of 'Tangled Up in Blue' that contains two new verses
Busta Rhymes Wants J Dilla to Get His Flowers
Posted in: Music FeaturesBusta Rhymes details creating 'Dillagence II' album with J Dilla, their posthumous D'Angelo collaboration, and his message to Grammy Awards voters
50 Years Ago Today: Paul McCartney Wraps Up the Greatest Tour of His Post-Beatles Career
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe conclusion of the 1976 'Wings Over the World Tour' in London was a triumphant moment for Paul McCartney, and the peak of Wings
The Bad Plus Are Saying Goodbye on Their Own Terms
Posted in: Music FeaturesAhead of their farewell show at Sydney’s City Recital Hall, Reid Anderson and Dave King discuss walking away and bringing their quartet to Australia for the first time.
