money
Josienne Clarke Wants You to Reuse, Recycle, and Repair (Your Own Songs)
The singer-songwriter talks the creative and financial benefits she’s found in re-recording her music.
Introducing: Other Houses’ “Twins Who Fence”
Morgan Enos shares a new song, and the new-homeowner’s anxiety that inspired it.
What Does It Even Mean To Be a “Successful” Musician?
Widowspeak’s Molly Hamilton talks unemployment and creating art under capitalism.
Odd Jobs: a Conversation with Protomartyr and Preoccupations
“I've heard the argument that rock music isn't dangerous anymore, but I think it's just not where the money is.”
A Brief History of Money
TRISHES on cash bail, the Flint water crisis, cryptocurrency, and the history (and future) of money.
Gig Economy: Jessica Risker
"Why do we automatically connect the word 'success' with money? Do I even want to make music with money as an end goal?"
Gig Economy: Greg Fox
On opening for DMX, painting houses, and the two best rules for any professional scenario.
Gig Economy: Death From Above
Sebastien Granger discusses inheritances and airline points in the latest in a series about work, money, and making it.
Notes on an Imaginary Version of 21 Savage’s Issa
My bootsy wi-fi is acting up, so I'ma just guess how it's gonna sound.
Juliana Hatfield Battles with Herself over Whether or Not to Sell a Personal Note from Kurt Cobain
The prolific musician is considering parting with a piece of rock — and personal — history to pay her bills. Spoiler alert: she probably won’t.
Ed Rodriguez (Deerhoof) Talks the Whole Illegal Downloading Thing
We have to break the habit of not paying for art. Because there's something important at stake: supporting the kind of world you want to live in.
Steve Taylor (Blue Like Jazz) Talks M. Night Shyamalan’s The Visit
Will this found-footage horror film get its slumping director out of movie jail? Or win him another Razzie nomination?











