Musicians

Lana Del Rey envisioned a Southern Californian dream world constructed out of sad girls and bad boys, manufactured melancholy and genuine glamour, and then she came to embody this fantasy.

About a half-hour into her 2019 concert documentary, HOMECOMING, Beyoncé Knowles says, “When I decided to do Coachella, instead of me pullin’ out my flower crown, it was more important that I brought our culture”

Congratulations to Harry Styles, who would’ve been fine had he retired after One Direction but instead went on to become one of the more interesting and adventurous pop stars of his era.

Australia’s biggest pop icon is a master of shape-shifting, with a silvery voice that adapts to spunky novelty dance tracks as well as sleek synth-pop and a theatrical bent that turns her live shows into spectacles.

Depeche Mode released their debut album Speak & Spell in 1981, bringing the band onto the British new wave scene.

Grammy-nominated singer, songwriter, arranger, producer, and actor Janelle Monáe left her mark on 2010s R&B with an energized retro-futuristic sound wrapped in theatrical science fiction concepts.

In 1994, Grohl formed a band to support the album that he wanted to release. He recruited bassist Nate Mendel, drummer William Goldsmith, and guitarist Pat Smear.

Teen idol, pop phenom, R&B innovator, Man of the Woods–Justin Timberlake is a master of reinvention.