Singer, songwriter and multi-talented musician Casey Abrams performs his original tune "Stuck in London" and answers fan questions about his mesmerizing beard, his relationship with Haley Reinhart, the evolution of his music for his latest self-titled album and upcoming tours.

"My life was designed to go down one of these two paths, to be honest. I have been insanely into music since childhood. Additionally, both my dad and my grandpa ran their own businesses."

If you had asked me to name a popular house DJ before last Friday, I wouldn't have been able to do it. I could take a stab at remembering some of the...

It's not every day that a former NBA star becomes an international music sensation. Rony Seikaly, also known as former Miami Heat center "The Spin Doc...

As the DJ moves from club booths to festival stages, the equipment has become increasingly varied. And as the lines continue to blur between a DJ who mixes and a producer who presses play, questions of authenticity have been raised.

I always kinda wanted to be a DJ, growing up, but I also knew that I probably wasn't cool enough. (My instincts were correct.) So when a friend asked me to guest DJ at a club night she was throwing at a bar, I jumped at the chance.

Do artists have a responsibility to push their fans into new and exciting territories? Is there anything wrong with giving your public exactly what they know they want, if it remains true to who you are? Does embracing mass popular culture somehow harm your credibility as an artist?