Zane and ROSALÍA sit down over churros to discuss the journey to making her third album ‘MOTOMAMI’. She discusses her relationships with family, privacy and growth and collaborations with Pharrell and The Weeknd, alongside exploring the differences between LA and Barcelona.

Fresh from his Oscar’s nomination, Zane chats to Questlove about his documentary ‘Summer of Soul (...Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised)’, the significance of 1969, ‘code switching’ of black artists, how the festival was almost erased from history and teases his new Sly and the Family Stone project.

David Byrne, Grammy-winning musician and founding member of the band Talking Heads, discusses his Broadway musical 'American Utopia', collaborating with Spike Lee on the film adaptation, and his love for collaborations in music.

Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith, duo of archetypal band Tears For Fears, join Zane to talk about their latest album 'The Tipping Point’, reuniting with one another, being sampled by The Weeknd, Drake and Kanye and reflect on their iconic hits.

Zane interviews Eddie Vedder, Chad Smith, Josh Klinghoffer and producer Andrew Watt. They discuss their collaboration 'Earthling', touring, Pearl Jam, and the importance of capturing inspiration. They explore the significance of Chicago and Seattle, choosing the right color for a song, and the beauty of unexpected collaborations.

Mick Fleetwood, member of Fleetwood Mac, discusses the 45th Anniversary of 'Rumours', including what the good days of making the album were like, how the tracklist came together, and having to tell Stevie Nicks a song she loved wouldn't make the cut.

Rapper Earl Sweatshirt joins Zane to discuss his album 'SICK!', parenting challenges, building a sonic template, exploring density in music, and finding happiness amidst life's setbacks.

Big Boi and Sleepy Brown discuss their new album, The Big Sleep Over, and its double meaning. They talk about their chemistry in creating music, the process of creating albums, and the importance of not rushing. They also touch on a locked-in-the-vault project, Outkast's influence, and Atlanta's thriving industries.

Neil Young, legendary musician, sits down with Zane Lowe to talk about his new album 'Barn'. They discuss the importance of environment in music creation, the challenges of parenting in a digital era, the power of listening back to music, and the impact of Young's songs on society.

Hans Zimmer joins Zane and they go through his creative process, and some of his iconic works from 'Dune', 'Interstellar', 'The Dark Knight', and more.