The Zane Lowe Interview Series

Maggie Rogers joins Zane Lowe to discuss her album 'Surrender', the vulnerability of making music, exploring identity and artistic responsibility, and the struggle of expressing emotions in a love song.

Lizzo joins Zane Lowe to talk about her album 'Special', the creative process behind it, her relationship with social media, and her flute playing. They address the release of 'Rumors' featuring Cardi B and discuss the destructive nature of disrespecting art and artists. They also explore the impact of Coldplay, the power of art and connection, and talk about the flute's versatility and appeal.

Hardwell, a DJ who recently made a comeback after taking a break due to health issues, discusses his return to music, the craft of DJing, his relationships with Swedish House Mafia and Tiësto, the influence of electronic music and Dutch dance, the supportive Dutch electronic music scene, exploring genres and personal reflection, reconnecting with his team and peers in the DJ industry, taking a break and prioritizing health, and his admiration for musician and producer Tim.

Luke Combs, country music artist, discusses his relationship with his fans, love of golf and punk music, and how his dad inspired his outlook on life growing up. They also talk about the challenges of being bad at golf, growing up in a musically rich environment, and the desire for continual growth in all aspects of life.

GIVĒON discusses his album 'Give Or Take', the influence of his mother, relationship with criticism, importance of performance, and his friendship with Pharrell in this engaging podcast.

Logic, a musician and rapper, joins Zane Lowe in the studio to discuss his album 'Vinyl Days'. They talk about his relationship with anxiety, fatherhood, and the internet. Logic also explains how Zane's interview ended up as a sample on his project.

Musician and singer-songwriter Jack Johnson joins Zane Lowe to discuss his album 'Meet The Moonlight', his relationship with his dad, parenthood, touring again, and the creation of his first full-length release in five years. They also dive into topics such as guitar sound and chords, the process of songwriting and finding inspiration, living in the moment, navigating change and fatherhood, inspiring creativity and challenging norms, and the process of creating and knowing when to stop.

Post Malone, musician and entrepreneur, discusses his album 'Twelve Carat Toothache' and collaborations, his wine business, social media, and fatherhood. They also talk about finding joy in solitude during the pandemic, selecting songs for an album, becoming a parent, writing songs on the road, exploring music inspiration, and navigating social media pressure.

Sheryl Crow reflects on her music career, motherhood, and new documentary. They discuss the challenges faced by younger generations and the struggle to take breaks. The speakers explore the concepts of energy and interconnectedness, as well as the tension of opposing political beliefs within families.

The Black Keys join Zane in the studio to talk about their latest album "Dropout Boogie", including working with the legend Billy Gibbons, Beck being an early fan of theirs, and touring through country in a Buick sedan.