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The first time PARTYNEXTDOOR went to a show was when he performed onstage with Drake. It wasn’t because he hadn’t had the opportunity. He just thought of music as a private thing, an experience that depends on a sense of vulnerability that big gatherings just can’t get across. He told Apple Music he often makes records right after the event that inspired them so as to keep the feeling as fresh as possible. “Like, maybe she walked out of the house,” he said. “And how I deal with things is, OK, walk right upstairs to the studio and take it in one cut, and call my homeboys. And they’re like, ‘Really? But she just left.’” It’s a raw approach. But the commitment to intimacy that makes PND protective of his music has also made him one of the more influential R&B artists of the 2010s and beyond, both as a solo performer and a writer/producer for Drake, Rihanna, DJ Khaled and others. Born Jahron Anthony Brathwaite in Mississauga, Ontario, in 1993, PND joined up with Drake’s OVO crew in the early 2010s and helped to shape the downcast, emotive sound that has more or less defined modern R&B. You can hear that signature across all his songs, whether he’s exploring romantic ambivalence on “LOYAL” and “Not Nice” or soundtracking late-night hedonism on “WEST DISTRICT”, “FREAK IN YOU” and “M a k e I t T o T h e M o r n I n g”.