"I only buy music in physical form. Artists get paid when you actually buy a CD or the vinyl. That’s important to me." Related: What Is Tracy Chapman Doing Now? Inside Her Super-Private Life ...

In one of the few interviews she’s given in over a decade, the singer-songwriter reflects on a career that began with her ...

As Tracy Chapman reissues her debut album on ... but I don’t stream music,” Chapman explained. “I only buy music in physical form. Artists get paid when you actually buy a CD or the vinyl.

With sparse arrangements driven by Chapman’s acoustic guitar playing, the music on Tracy Chapman tackled injustice head on: Across the Lines is an autobiographical tale of segregation and racial ...

By Melinda Newman Upon the arrival of Tracy Chapman’s self-titled debut on April 5, 1988, Billboard heralded the album as filled with “rich, haunting music,” praising both Chapman’s ...

There’s a reason Tracy Chapman’s celebration of ... but I don’t stream music,” she said. “I only buy music in physical form,” Chapman added. “Artists get paid when you actually ...

Luke is a lovely person,” Chapman said of performing at the awards ... and that’s the foundation of a lot of country music. I never pay too much attention to genre, personally.

Tracy Chapman has revealed why she refuses to stream music in the digital age. The Grammy-winning singer-songwriter, 61, said she chooses to buy physical copies of albums for the benefit of fellow ...

Featuring the classic singles “Fast Car,” “Talkin’ ’bout a Revolution,” and “Baby Can I Hold You,” the album earned three ...

Tracy Chapman only buys music in "physical form" — and she's letting fans know why. On Friday, April 4, the four-time Grammy winner, who has remained largely out of the spotlight in recent years ...