Thaiboy Digital is mid-tour, fresh off a flight, and somehow the most relaxed person in the room. He joins Sara K in the blue world to talk Paradise, the story behind DJ Billybool, and what it sounds like to make music when you can't find the words.

The Sturniolo Triplets took a trip to Chicago, and at least one of them is keeping a secret from their parents. From owning enough LL merch to buy a used car, and a staph infection leading to a lip balm brand sold in Target and writing a memoir at 22, Sara K sits down with Nick, Matt, and Chris and they Call it a Day in the blue world.

BabyChiefDoit went from feeling disconnected from music to a gold record on his wall. Fresh off his Billboard hit, Ghetto Love Story, he's kicking off his first headlining tour for his album, Rise Against My Broken Odds. Sara K sits down with him and they cover a lot of ground in the blue world.

prettifun came back to Summer Smash a year after his first-ever festival set, this time with Pretti Loves U 2 on the way. Sara K sits down with him the day before the show, and they cover a lot of ground in the blue world.

Lucy Bedroque is one of the most distinctive voices to emerge from the digicore and underground rap scene, and their debut mixtape Unmusique has been making the rounds as a serious introduction. Fresh off their first Rolling Loud performance and mid-tour, they sit down with Sara K on Call it a Day for a conversation that is equal parts disarming and genuinely surprising.

The Concrete Boys are in the blue world. Sara K sits down with Draft Day, DC2Trill, Camo!, Honest and Rio fresh off the It's Us Vol. 2 tour. They get into what changed between their two tapes, the Millionaire full circle moment, and why a collective doing it together sends a message a solo artist can't.

Slayr is 18 years old, opening for Yeat's LOVE/LYFE Tour, and just dropped Half Blood Deluxe. He talks about growing up on piano and Discord, building Greek mythology concepts into his albums, and getting blocked by Yeat at 14.