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The singer and music therapy major shares songs that have helped sustain and inspire her during a global pandemic and time of protest.

The high school ensemble embraced the stay-at-home restrictions for their innovative take on the influential rock guitar tune.

The Turkish guitarist and producer shares his musical arrangement of a poem by the great Chilean poet Pablo Neruda.

The longtime Berklee faculty member talks imagination, her opera Rumpelstiltskin, composing without computers, and more on Sounds of Berklee.

The Israeli musician discusses her love of sad music and how translating lyrics can be its own aesthetic journey on this episode of Sounds of Berklee.

Inspired by the Signature Series concert Nu-Vintage Pop—Today's Hits, Time Traveled, listen to modern pop hits through a historic lens.

Whether it was pop, hip-hop, indie, bluegrass, or jazz, Berklee artists performed and produced some of this year’s most critically acclaimed tracks.

The song is off her newest record, Diatom Ribbons, which the New York Times named as the best jazz album of the year.

Faculty member Jonathan Singleton curates this playlist inspired by the new Gospel Performance Program.

The alumnus goes behind the scenes of some of 2019’s top releases and curates a playlist of his productions for Berklee Now.