The Zane Lowe Interview Series

Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, renowned music producers and songwriters, talk about their debut studio album, perfectionism, and the spiritual experience of making music. They also discuss the impact of pop and black music in the 80s and 90s, and the emotional power of ballads.

Isaac Brock, lead singer of Modest Mouse, chats with Zane about personal lives, fashion, NFTs, going from carefree to responsible, interpreting song narratives, empathy, space, remote viewing, and the excitement of rock shows.

Graham Nash, Stephen Stills, and David Crosby chat about the challenges of creating their album 'Deja Vu', the inspiration behind their songs, the torturous process of making a timeless album, the trade-offs of success, reflections on a Wembley performance, the roller coaster experience of being in CSN and CSNY, and the anniversary of 'Deja Vu' and the release of their new album 'For Free'.

Tyler Joseph from twenty one pilots chats with Zane about creating their sixth studio album, the impact of parenthood on work and creativity, self-acceptance, and the dilemma of playing shows versus making records.

Zane interviews musician and artist St. Vincent about her latest album 'Daddy's Home'. They discuss the visually stunning presentation, the creative process, the excellence of 1970s movies and music, the evolution of their own creative process, and the transformative live performance experience.

Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey discuss The Who Sell Out album, their purpose in making music, challenges of the pandemic and spin, reflecting on the state of the world in 1967, searching for a way forward, reflections on Woodstock, advocating for adolescents with cancer, and the importance of youth in the music business.

Celebrating 10 years and 500 episodes of Soulection, they reflect on the journey and the impact of the show. Starting from their broadcasting journey, to the impact of a game-changing song and the challenges and rewards of hosting a radio show. They also discuss their goals for the future and the driving principle behind the show.

Demi Lovato shares her journey with substance abuse, reflections on life after treatment, struggling with perfectionism and balance, finding healing and support from her family, exploring meditation and personal progress, and embracing her colorful and free-spirited self.

benny blanco, a renowned music producer and artist, discusses his sophomore album and shares captivating stories about overcoming fear, collaborating with friends, and his music career. Topics include the power of honesty in the music business, the importance of time and inspiration, recording music with Kanye West, the significance of instinct and collaboration, the process of creating 'Diamonds' for Rihanna, and working with artists while reflecting on loss.

Jon Batiste, musician and activist celebrates Black American culture and music. Topics include the power of music, the changing world and finding guidance, presenting your best self and learning from Roy Hargrove, finding faith and courage, the importance of sound and being present in music creation, and exploring a live performance and the power of connection.