201 episodes
The Zane Lowe Interview Series Apple Music
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4.4 • 187 Ratings
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One thing that today's biggest artists have in common: They all speak with Apple Music’s Zane Lowe about their lives and the stories behind their songs. Hear why he is the interviewer the biggest stars open up to in these candid, in-depth conversations, now available in full on Apple Podcasts.
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Billie Eilish & FINNEAS
Zane meets Billie and FINNEAS at their studio for a complete run-through of HIT ME HARD AND SOFT. Track-by-track they explore the stories behind how each song was made. Billie discusses how this album pushed her vocally more than any other before, how the siblings got back in-sync and why this was the album FINNEAS always wanted to make.
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Maya Rudolph
The 'Saturday Night Live' icon and star of 'LOOT' joins Zane in the studio to talk about the latest season of the Apple TV+ show, her musical upbringing and ghosts.
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WILLOW
The artist joins Zane in the studio to talk about her album 'empathogen', renewed relationships with her parents and how she's grown over the past couple of years.
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Dua Lipa
Zane meets the pop star in London, to talk about her third album "Radical Optimism". She chats through her journey so far, how she feels about her upcoming headlining Glastonbury performance and how her songs function as therapy.
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Pearl Jam
Zane heads to Seattle for a chat with all five members of the band and an exclusive look around their HQ and a deep dive into their twelfth studio album, Dark Matter.
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St. Vincent
The inimitable Annie Clark joins Zane in the studio to talk German reviewers, 'The Garden of Earthly Delights' and the processes that brought her to album number seven, All Born Screaming.
Customer Reviews
Really good
I pick and choose the artists I want to hear interviewed but the ones I have listened too I have enjoyed.
Zane has great knowledge and connects with the artists and gets the most out of them.
Disappointing
Lowe asks poor questions (when he even asks questions at all), talks too much, and rarely says anything insightful. He also comes across like a teenager trying to be cool and impress someone else.
The episodes I listened to were insufferable: two people talking a lot without really saying anything.
Lowe should invest some time in learning interviewing techniques and take a more curious stance.
Lowe takes himself far too seriously
Why does low feel like his needs to over describe everything, the music speaks for its self, we don’t need 10 min rambles on everything. He also highlights himself in topics far too much.
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