The Zane Lowe Interview Series

After releasing his eleventh solo album, the composer and electronic producer uncovers his relationship with the piano, how he found his sound and his meticulous live performances.

Kings of Leon discusses their highly anticipated 8th studio album, the joy of the creative process, personal connections to their songs, finding balance in music and relationships, and the importance of staying true to themselves and their journey as a band.

Jhené Aiko talks with Zane about inspiration behind the album 'Chilombo' and shares stories about her growth, her daughter, Big Sean, and discovering the singing healing bowl.

Legendary singer/songwriter Michael McDonald shares stories about songwriting, finding his voice, Steely Dan, and The Doobie Brothers. Topics include the creation of a popular song, the speaker's singing voice and rumors, joining Steely Dan, manifesting opportunities, collaborations and experiences, the current creative state, COVID relief songs, and reconnecting with former bandmates.

Jack Johnson and Ben Harper discuss the 20th anniversary of Jack's debut album, collaboration, their early days in music, and the process of songwriting.

Speaks about album ‘TYRON’ and how music is therapy. Slow-Tie discusses balancing expectations and self-awareness. They also talk about the effects of taking mushrooms, finding strength amidst negative energy, receiving love and providing support, and the challenge of staying engaged. In addition, they delve into the power of music and the process of creating.

Robin Thicke, musician and songwriter, discusses his music career, inspiration behind his music, embracing fatherhood, relationships, personal growth, and seeking advice from Jay Z. He reflects on navigating life's challenges, finding inspiration, and the impact of his father's advice on his journey.

Hayley Williams discusses her second studio album and explores themes of heartbreak and adaptation. The podcast highlights the creative process behind her music, her reflections on childhood experiences, and the contrast between her public and private life. Williams also opens up about personal struggles with codependency and the profound nature of her album's relatability to heartache.

Dave Grohl, lead singer and guitarist of the Foo Fighters, discusses their tenth studio album, exploring funk influences, balancing rockstar life with family responsibilities, the power of music and unity, the influence of fear, the reflective power of songwriting, and the new album's groove and future outlook.

Weezer's evolution from 'The Blue Album' to 'OK Human', the emotional impact of their songs, the beauty of creating music, the lasting impact of their work, the intersection of math and music, their journey with meditation, and the evolution of their albums Pinkerton and the Green Album.