FADER Cover Story: Romeo Santos brought Dominican guitar music to the Bronx. Now he’s an ambassador for Latinos in the world’s biggest boardrooms.
Ibeyi/The Diaz sisters were raised in Paris on dreams of their father’s Cuba. Now that the island is opening up, they’re unfurling the roots of return.
Music spreads influence and joy across every border that seeks to police it. J Hus is using that to create his own signature space.
Black musicians have long been marginalized in the U.K. Stormzy infiltrated, and wants his fans to do the same.
Perfume Genius got clean and fell in love. Then he realized sobriety doesn’t make adulthood simple.
Lil Uzi Vert's cover story in The FADER's Sex Issue, featuring an interview in Hawaii.
Women and queer-identifying rappers are often defined by their gender and orientation first. How did Young M.A. get to be “regular”?
People will always need earnest rock songs. To makes ones this good, you need a friend. Like Girlpool.
21 Savage's FADER cover story explores the Atlanta rapper's fearless music and brutal reality.
Members of The Internet are striking out on their own. That’s proof their bond is strong.
Serena Williams, one of the greatest athletes of all time took a path to success that only she could devise.
Charli XCX's FADER cover story explores her third album, co-produced with SOPHIE and Stargate.
