THE UNPLUGGED.

THE CHAPTERS. ↗

THE UNPLUGGED.

Less amplification. More space for the voice, the song, and the silence between them.

DISCOVER THE RECORDS ↓
Acoustic guitar, microphone, and vinyl record in an intimate setting.

LISTEN A LITTLE CLOSER.

Strip away the amplification and the grand gesture, and a familiar song can suddenly sound different. The melody takes center stage, a voice reveals more, and the silence between two tracks gains meaning. An unplugged session isn’t a contest to see who plays softer; it’s an invitation to take a fresh look at a song.

The Nirvana recording in New York feels intimate without becoming small. Pearl Jam makes the energy of a band in a different space audible. With Lauryn Hill and Alicia Keys, the voice takes on a new proximity. The form changes; the personality remains.

Discover the specific releases below. Want to hear the sound of a larger venue? Then head over to THE LIVE SESSIONS.

AFTER THE LAST TRACK.

WHAT THE SONG REVEALS.

A new performance doesn’t simply remove instruments. It changes the space around a voice and sometimes lets the lyrics land differently. That’s why an MTV Unplugged album sits here alongside other acoustic sessions and recordings: the shared starting point is listening to the song all over again.

Start with Nirvana, follow the conversation between voice and guitar with Lauryn Hill, and discover how Jack White exposes other details in an acoustic setting. For the larger stage, continue on to THE LIVE SESSIONS.