Jeff Weiss

The La Habra native would rather let his music speak for itself. But OK, he'll do it once, just for us....

Sheriff's deputies know him as Inmate 4872139. But soon, even they may know him by his rap name....

This Sunday, Ricky Reed will wake up, put on a tuxedo, maybe stuff a couple airplane-sized bottles of Don Julio in his pockets, and head down to Staples Center to discover whether the Grammys named him Producer of the Year. “It feels a little weird, honestly,” Reed says when asked......

Most outlaw country artists aren't actual outlaws, but singer-songwriter Jaime Wyatt has some legit claim to that title....

"I hold it down, but when I see a weakness, I get on the distortion pedals and go for the kill," Mosley says of his unique displaying style, prominently featured on his new solo album, Uprising....

Surviving Doors members Robby Krieger and John Densmore recall the long-gone days of bohemian Venice, when an ocean-view apartment cost $75 a month....

“Words, ideas and songs started returning to my brain,” says the singer-songwriter born Natalie Mering, who captured those ideas on her new album, Front Row Seat to Earth....

“My guys can’t cook without music that gets them amped,” explains Yeastie Boys co-founder Evan Fox, whose bagels have taken Los Angeles by storm....

L.A. hip-hop is the strongest it's been in years. So why aren't artists like Vince Staples, Kendrick Lamar and Schoolboy Q getting more spins on local radio?...

Rooted in ever-shifting metrics including music quality, influence, lyrics, beat selection and popularity, Jeff Weiss' annual power rankings reveal who's running the L.A. rap game right now....