Lauren Yarro is not afraid to tackle the complex — and sometimes controversial — topics surrounding The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

The storm of activity heralding the new Bon Iver full-length Sable, Fable — including a gravlax pizza, a basketball tournament, and a light and chipper TV and podcast push — loudly insinuates that ...

The Music of Sinners Turns Horror Into a Southern Gothic Soundscape The music of Sinners doesn’t just set the mood, it moves ...

Every Friday, pop critics for The New York Times weigh in on the week’s most notable new tracks. Listen to the Playlist on Spotify here (or find our profile: nytimes) and at Apple Music here, and sign ...

A Samson teen’s journey on “American Idol” came to an end Monday just shy of advancing to the live rounds. Crews Wright appeared on Monday night’s ...

Buskers blasting out songs on loop across Leicester Square on a daily basis has been compared to “psychological torture” by a judge, as he ordered Westminster Council to pull the plug.

In a world where music often moves too fast and meaning gets lost in the noise, Marvin Sapp continues to stand out. His songs still feel personal, still feel powerful, and most of all, still feel true ...

Decades before solid bodies and electrotrickery redefined the sound of the guitar, it was the wholesome sound of six, simple, singing strings that propelled songs forwards with nimble picking and ...

Expect the unexpected, from jazz to folk to global beats. Keep your ears open for these innovative artists during this year’s festival.

and Black Music Honor Gospel Icon Award, in addition to multiple honors from national, local, and regional institutions. Born in Michigan, Sapp started singing at the age of 4 and was approached ...

No Weapon is a powerful gospel song that shares a message of hope, reminding us that no trouble or enemy can win against those who trust in God. The words are simple yet full of faith, strength ...