Jeris Johnson gained fame on TikTok and for his collaborations with Papa Roach and Chad Kroeger. Now the Oregon native is ready to be a taken as a serious musician with a whole new sound.

Comedian and actress Rachel Feinstein talks to Jordan about performing standup for a sea of parked cars, what it's like to live with a firefighter, and the new FX documentary "Hysterical," in which she appears. Also, she pledges to find Jordan a wife or life partner.

Over a career spanning nearly two decades, Mat Kearney has cemented himself as one of music's most consistent singer-songwriters. He talks to Jordan and Demi about his new album, the power of simple lyrics, and the legacy of his biggest hit, "Nothing Left to Lose." Plus, an exclusive performance of the new single "Pontiac."

With her trademark fantasy horror aesthetic and atmospheric art pop, Alexandra Drewchin aka Eartheater has gained a cult following. The New York-based artist has created an entire universe drawing from video games, graphic novels, and the Orthodox Christianity she practiced as a child.

To give fans a view of how she makes music, Thao Nguyen is documenting the recording of her sixth album on Substack. Jordan and Demi talk to the singer-songwriter about the effect this has had on the development of the album and how it has made her more disciplined. Nguyen is also using the platform to speak out on hate crimes against Asian Americans, a cause she has been passionate about since experiencing harassment as a child in Northern Virginia.

K.Flay talks to Jordan and Demi about her unique hybrid style, the inspiration for her covers EP (Limp Bizkit!), and the impact of her breakout hit "Blood in the Cut."

The Hunna hit it big in 2016 with the album 100 and singles like "She's Casual" and "Bonfire." Now, the UK band is one of rock's most popular acts, blending styles from metal to emo to traditional punk.

Mia Martina found worldwide fame with the single “Stereo Love.” Despite the success, she felt marginalized as a woman in a male-dominated industry. With her new book Boss Up Your Life, the singer is encouraging young artists to take control of their careers and end the EDM gender gap.

After "Worst of You" became a surprise streaming hit in 2018, Maisie Peters emerged as one of the UK's most promising singer-songwriters. The last two years have included an entry on the Birds of Prey soundtrack, her first charting song ("John Hughes Movie"), and a Taylor Swift cosign. It's not a bad time to be Maisie Peters.

Los Angeles DJ and musician CADE has racked up more than 700 million Spotify streams for his remix of Maggie Lindemann's "Pretty Girl." But the Tampa native wants to be known as a solo artist, not just a remixer. As he preps new music, CADE talks to Jordan and Demi about his rise, the prospect of live shows, and his close relationship with Cheat Codes.