Music Popcast
Music Popcast
New York Times music critics Jon Pareles, Ben Ratliff, Jon Caramanica and Nate Chinen talk each week about the latest pop music news, the top songs, the best albums, the biggest stars — and the up and coming stars you haven't heard of yet.
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Episodes
Dylancast: Bob Dylan Wins the Nobel Prize! 14.10.2016 26:51
Our music and book critics discuss Dylan, the musician, and Dylan, the writer.
Popcast: Tyler Glenn at the Crossroads 07.10.2016 23:46
His fiery solo album questions almost everything he used to believe in.
Popcast: Finding the Joy (and Humor) in Bon Iver’s Pain 30.09.2016 31:25
The new Bon Iver album abandons many of the musical choices that informed much of his earlier music.
Popcast: The Next Teen Star Machine 23.09.2016 35:11
Shawn Mendes broke out on Vine. The next breeding ground for pop stars might be Musical.ly , a social music app for teens.
Popcast: Fall Preview 16.09.2016 30:43
The pop music team discusses some of their favorite upcoming fall releases.
Popcast: The Return of New York Rap 09.09.2016 57:05
A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie and Young M.A. represent an unexpected moment.
Popcast: Stardom in the Age of Social Media 01.09.2016 51:47
With celebrities so accessible online they have to go above and beyond when meeting fans in the arena.
Popcast: Frank Ocean Returns 24.08.2016 52:52
A roundtable discussion on the release of the musician’s latest works.
Popcast: Race and Hip-Hop, a Conversation 19.08.2016 37:19
A discussion about the current wave of white rappers trying to elide conversations about race, with varying success.
Popcast: Janet Jackson and the Legacy of ‘Control’ 12.08.2016 32:52
A discussion on how pop failed Ms. Jackson for years, and what it has done for her lately.
Popcast: A Send-Off for Ben Ratliff 05.08.2016 47:30
Mr. Ratliff, a music critic at The Times since 1996, discusses his tenure.
Popcast: Gucci Mane and Atlanta Hip-Hop 29.07.2016 37:04
Jon Caramanica explains how Gucci Mane, Lil Yachty and 21 Savage are all part of the same long line.
Popcast: Dissecting the Legacy of Alan Vega and Suicide 22.07.2016 37:36
Days after Mr. Vega’s death, the journalist Geeta Dayal discusses Suicide’s early days.
Popcast: The Return of Pop-Punk and Emo 15.07.2016 31:31
Pop music writers discuss Blink-182’s influence on modern pop-punk bands.
Popcast: J Balvin’s Reggaeton Mission 08.07.2016 20:28
Ben Ratliff and Joe Coscarelli discuss how the Latin music superstar is rewriting the rules.
Popcast: Prince’s Fateful Flight and Judith Hill’s Story 23.06.2016 25:35
For those looking to understand Prince’s musical life in his final years, the larger story of Ms. Hill is illuminating.
Popcast: Techno’s Dual Identity 10.06.2016 34:52
Juan Atkins and Moritz Von Oswald discuss techno as youth music and heritage culture.
Popcast: Hip-Hop Concerts and the Police 03.06.2016 43:15
After a fatal shooting at a T.I. concert, Jon Caramanica and Joe Coscarelli discuss rap, race and security with Minya Oh, a.k.a. Miss Info, and Joie Manda of Interscope Records.
Popcast: Arthur Russell 27.05.2016 24:35
New York Times music critics discuss Mr. Russell’s wide-angle, slow-release significance.
Popcast: Chance the Rapper and Drake 20.05.2016 32:44
New York Times music critics discuss the latest albums by both artists.
Popcast: Radiohead and James Blake 12.05.2016 24:17
New York Times critics compare the latest releases.
Popcast: Britney Spears 04.05.2016 33:56
A discussion of Ms. Spears’s conservatorship.
Popcast: Beyoncé Serves Up ‘Lemonade’ 26.04.2016 39:16
New York Times critics and writers discuss the singer’s new album.
Popcast: Caetano Veloso 22.04.2016 17:46
Mr. Veloso, the great Brazilian singer and songwriter, discusses current events in his country.
Popcast: Remembering Prince 22.04.2016 38:26
New York Times culture critics discuss Prince’s music and impact.
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