The Zane Lowe Interview Series

Zane reunites with Harry Styles in Palm Springs following his headline Coachella set and ahead of his third album "Harry's House". They take a deep dive into everything that's happened since their last meeting in 2019.

Florence Welch, lead vocalist of Florence + the Machine, joins Zane Lowe to discuss her new album 'Dance Fever'. They talk about working with Jack Antonoff, the impact of the pandemic on the sound of the project, and the challenges of songwriting and maintaining a sense of self in the music industry. They also explore the power of flow in music and performance, reflect on relationships and identity renewal, and discuss the importance of vulnerability and humor in the creative process.

Jack Harlow, an artist from Kentucky with relationships with Drake, Lil Wayne, and Pharrell, talks about his journey to fame, changing style, and his upcoming role in 'White men Can't Jump. He discusses his dynamic with fame and humility, his desire for power, and the importance of being focused and making the right choices in life.

Arcade Fire frontman, Win Butler, discusses the band's latest album 'WE', channeling David Bowie, his brother's departure, and working with Peter Gabriel. They explore themes of anxiety and phobias, the power of collective identity, meeting music heroes, and the band's profound emotional connection to music. They also discuss the departure of a band member, the meaning behind the final song, and their attitude towards touring and self-care.

Zane Lowe interviews Swedish House Mafia about their reunion, influences, collaborations with A$AP Rocky and The Weeknd, and their journey from small clubs to massive arenas. They discuss the challenges of fame, managing success, mixing dance music, evolving with the genre, and balancing past success with current growth.

Genre-melting icon Bonnie Raitt shares insights into her career and new album. She discusses the influence of growing up around Los Angeles, explores self-deception and addiction, and talks about creating a satirical song with jazz influences. She also recounts an unforgettable night with a musical legend and talks about working with a sampling musician. The emotional impact of 'I Can't Make You Love Me' is discussed, including the decision to invite Bruce Hornsby to perform.

Zane travels to Detroit to visit Jack White and his iconic Third Man Records headquarters. They sit down and talk about his upcoming album ‘Fear Of The Dawn’, explore the staggering vinyl pressing factory and stop by some iconic locations integral to White Stripes lore.

Zane travels to Malibu to chat with Red Hot Chili Peppers frontman, Anthony Kiedis, about their album ‘Unlimited Love’, including the reuniting with guitarist John Frusciante, pairing with producer Rick Rubin again, and the importance of the friendships within the band.

Maren Morris, singer-songwriter discusses her new album 'Humble Quest', collaboration with Julia Michaels and the transformative experience of becoming parents. They talk about the themes of control and acceptance in the album, the pressure to conform in country music, authenticity in writing about love, and the progression of Maren Morris' career.

Charli XCX joins Zane in studio to talk about her album ‘CRASH’. They cover her growth throughout her career, how pop music has had to catch up to her, the impact SOPHIE had on her life, and much more.