In this edition of #JCsMusicology, we celebrate thirty years of Janet Jackson's Rhythm Nation 1814 album. You know the music. You know the message. Now know the story.

Using multitracks to remix eight of the album's twelve songs, hear the music like never before, along with the narrative of how this groundbreaking production was made.

Dedicated in memory of TabloidJunk.

Interview credits: The Tube, Arsenio Hall Show, Mark Joseph, MTV Australia, Video Soul, Rock's Backpages, Larry King Live, Kelly Alexander Show, Questlove Supreme, Redbull Music Academy, Recording Academy, Hood Rich and Mark Stary.

Special thanks: Remixed By Nick, Lucas Cava

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In this June episode of #JCsMusicology, we bow down to the incomparable Grace Jones.

After a trilogy of disco albums met with mixed reception, a new trilogy of new wave, punk, R&B, and reggae would inspire, provoke, and change the conventionality of pop music in the '80s. We dive into the confronting 'Warm Leatherette,' the pop masterpiece 'Nightclubbing,' and the closing 'Living My Life.'

Interview Credits: Music Box, BBC, AVROTROS, ountdown, The Don Lane Show, Thames TV, Redbull Music Academy, New York Public Library, Test Pressing, Radio 4, Nostalgie, BFI Southbank, TIFF, Dereck & Romaine, Mutabaruka Cutting Edge, Rush Hour.

Special Thanks: Lucas Cava, '77 Music Club

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In this edition of #JCsMusicology, we look back at the previous three episodes, focusing on Michael Jackson, Madonna and George Michael, including outtakes and ideas explored for each episode.

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In this April episode of #JCsMusicology, we explore the beginnings of George Michael.

Beginning with a couple of early credits shared with the pop group Wham!, George Michael sets out to establish himself as his own artist. 'Faith' was released in 1987 and made him the biggest pop star in the world... for a while. We explore the songs of 'Faith,' tracking their journey from inception to success.

Interview credits: Rock's Backpages, TF1, Younger Faith, Countdown, MTV, Parkinson

Soecial thanks: Paul Simper, Lucas Cava, GM Forever

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In our Season 2 premiere, we study the immaculate Madonna during her controversial and confronting Erotica era.

Establishing her production team with 'The Immaculate Collection' in 1990, Madonna works with Andre Betts and Shep Pettibone to create a much-talked-about but very underrated peak in her catalogue. Tracking the album's evolution through archival interviews and the infamous 'Rain Tapes,' we give the Erotica project the perspective it deserves.

Interview credits: 60 Minutes Australia, BBC Radio 1, Jonathan Ross, MTV, New Music and Channel 4 (France).

Special thanks: Lucas Cava, Remixed By Nick and Adam Schoales.

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In this season finale of #JCsMusicology, we pick up from where we left off in 1993.

Using archival interviews and never-before-heard audio, the podcast explores 'HIStory: Past, Present & Future, Book I,' from its early concept as a greatest hits album to its remixed counterpart, 'Blood on the Dance Floor: HIStory in the Mix.'

Credits: The MJCast, Oprah, Brice Najar, Entertainment Tonight, Prime Time, Amaru Don TV, BBC, BET

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In this edition of #JCsMusicology, we look back at the previous two episodes, focusing on Maxwell and Janet Jackson, including some insight in the future editions.

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Note: "The B-Side" episodes were previously refered to as "Quarterly Review".

In the October edition of #JCsMusicology, we'll be engaging in a track-by-track review of Janet Jackson's 1993 'janet.' album.

Beginning with the blockbuster duet, 'The Best Things in Life Are Free,' we will cover the 'janet.' album in its entirety and the equally incredible B-sides. Archival interviews and rare audio tell the story of this remarkable era. This isn't Janet, Jam & Lewis – this is janet.

Interview Credits: Kelly Alenander Show, David Ritz, Radio One

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In the August edition of #JCsMusicology, we'll be tracking the incredible beginnings of Maxwell.

From the blockbuster debut, 'Urban Hang Suite,' to the fan favourite, 'Embrya,' to the commercial success, 'Now,' we tell the story using archival interviews and various alternate versions of his amazing music catalogue.

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In this edition of #JCsMusicology, we look back at the previous two episodes, with a deleted segment and insights into the editing process. There is also some brief discussion on upcoming episodes, primarily Madonna and Michael Jackson.

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Note: "The B-Side" episodes were previously refered to as "Quarterly Review".