During his recent visit to Power106 in LA, John Legend spoke to Rikki Martinez about his new music and upcoming album Love In The Future. John spoke about his new EDM record “Dance The Pain Away” with DJ/Producer Benny Benassi. John explained how the song started as an acoustic ballad type, and his co-writer thought it could make a good dance record so they sent it to Benassi to remix, and now it will be a single off his album, not Johns.

Legend also spoke about his foray into television, with two shows in the early stages, one of which is about a rapper that is trying to make it, who happens to be gay. John is very interested in getting into TV and film, and he is constantly working with writers developing ideas to pitch.

Music is always his main passion though and he had his new artist, Stacy Barthe by his side. The soulful vocalist spoke about her burgeoning career and working with John. Peep the interview clip above.

John Legend and Stacy Barthe continued their promo together, recently stopping by Power106 LA for a new interview on their ‘Just A Tip’ show. The R&B singer/songwriters fielded questions about dating in today’s social media culture, sexting, maintaining relationships while working on music and more.

John Legend made his first visit to ‘The Breakfast Club’ on Power 105.1 for an interview on Friday morning. The R&B star brought Stacy Barthe along with him to continue getting her name out there.

John spoke about touring with Sade, signing Stacy to his label, his upcoming album Love In The Future, working with Kanye West — how he isn’t making beats in the traditional sense anymore, his upcoming wedding to Chrissy Teigen, where he revealed that he has a new song “All of Me” which he wrote about her, and he might end up singing it the ceremony. In addition John touched on the Rick Ross controversy and more.

Watch the interview below:

John Legend stopped by ’106 & Park’ on Wednesday for their Music Matters week. The R&B star spoke about performing at Coachella for the first time, his upcoming wedding, and his brand new single “Who Do We Think We Are” which features Rick Ross. Later he was joined by Stacy Barthe, who he signed to his Homeschool label/Motown. John spoke about why he wanted to sign the singer/songwriter, and Stacy spoke about her song “Hell Yea,” which also features Rick Ross.

Backstage Legend spoke about the current climate of the music business and how, if so, that affects his artistry, and if he still concerns himself with sales. John also gave his projection for who will win the NBA Finals this year. Peep JL and Stacy’s visit below: