PinkPantheress is talking about the time she produced a beat for a friend and tried to make it “as Kaytranada-inspired as possible.” It’s a sweet story, especially since the person she’s telling it to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. “There really was no thought process at all, honestly,” Kaytranada admits about a month after his performance, emphasizing that ...

Kaytranada is known for sparking intense conversations online (just see his remarks about working with Beyoncé and a failed collaboration with Drake). His Grammy Award-winning music also causes a ...

Kaytranada is one of the most highly sought out artists in electronic music. The Grammy Award history marker has worked with acts such as Beyoncé, Tinashe, HER, Victoria Monét, and to name a few. But ...

For the second summer in a row, Haitian-Canadian producer Kaytranada is getting people dancing with a new studio album. The Grammy-winning DJ has released his fourth album Ain’t No Damn Way!, the ...

Canadian DJ and producer Kaytranada recently addressed rumors regarding his relationship with Beyoncé during an interview with Vulture. The discussion highlighted misunderstandings between their teams ...

This week’s new music Friday also features Jacquees, Jim Jones, Y.G., Polo G, and Larry June. 5 hours ago Kaytraminé last performed at Coachella in April, but the two have collaborated on a number of ...

Kaytranada is seated inside a dimly lit bistro in Montreal’s Mile End, wearing large sunglasses and a Frank Zappa T-shirt, regretting the hedonism that led to his present ruined condition. He lives in ...

"It looks mad awkward from where I stand," he said of seeing phones at his performances. By Angel Diaz Kaytranada isn’t the biggest fan of how audiences choose to enjoy live shows in the age of ...

Kaytranada is urging fans to get up and move at his shows. The singer-rapper-producer responded after a fan apologized on X (formerly Twitter) for the audience’s lack of engagement at a recent concert ...

After years as a quiet tastemaker, he has become one of pop music's most in-demand collaborators — connecting dance music's history to the present and creating what its future sounds like. By Mitchell ...