Nicolás Méndez’s introduction to Rosalia was kismet. The Spanish director was in Barcelona with producer Pablo Díaz Reixa, better known as El Guincho, who was producing her second album, El Mal Querer ...

Learn about Tidal’s Upload Headliners competition—a contest for rising artists awarding 10 artists $100,000 each. The first ...

Buy a print copy of the Playboi Carti issue of The FADER, and order a poster of his cover here. Playboi Carti lives in the woods — at least it feels like it at first. Almost half of Atlanta is covered ...

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The air inside The Park Avenue Armory in New York has a very specific quality. It vibrates with something between anticipation and apprehension. On the last Tuesday of April, a small handful of people ...

Jorja Smith and her record label FAMM have entered a legal dispute with HAVEN. (producers Harrison Walker and Jacob Donaghue), a U.K.-based dance pop artist project whose TikTok hit “I Run” has raised ...

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It’s a mild spring evening, and about a thousand young Londoners have gathered on the uneven gravel and dirt of the Holywell Lane Car Park in Shoreditch, beer cans and spliffs in hand, going ...

The ridiculous and true story of how The FADER was born and survived. Instead of looking back, The FADER has typically chosen to look forward, focusing on the young creatives who nudge culture ahead.

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From the magazine: ISSUE 92, June/July 2014. This is the last of four covers from our annual Summer Music issue. The camera zooms in on Lana Del Rey as she turns away from the crowd, hiding all but ...

In 1988, a troop of young men from the Crown Heights and Brownsville neighborhoods of Brooklyn built a movement that was united through a singular passion: boosting Polo Ralph Lauren clothing. They ...