All of the above have struck a nerve not only with the critics and the film industry that are daily tugging at his sleeve, ...

Four years ago Daniel released “Buga”, a song whose entire argument was that you should enjoy your winnings in public. It ...

There’s something thrilling about the mixtape. From the Stones’ proto-template Exile on Main Street to FKA Twigs’ Caprisongs ...

Each great artist finds their equivalent – not because of plagiarism, but through kinship. “The blueprint”, so to speak, is ...

On his latest single, “Rose Marie”, Benjamin looks into the life of his grandmother, offering a glimpse of a woman with an immense influence over his own life and a pillar of support for his musical ...

Troye Sivan has spent the years since releasing his superb album Something to Give Each Other campaigning as pop’s coolest gay provocateur. Now, with his fourth album She’s the Best, he may have ...

The title is the whole argument. Tinashe has spent the latter part of her career to date being the example everybody reached for when they wanted to talk about leaving a major label. She signed to RCA ...

It has been a cracking decade for Julia Jacklin – well, at least with music critics and other musicians. Having received rave reviews for her first three albums (2016’s Don’t Let the Kids Win, 2019’s ...

Some history comes sudden. On the 31 st of July 1932, the German NSDAP suddenly, shockingly, counted the second highest amount of votes during the German federal election. Gaining over 18%, the party ...

To say that Beck‘s career has been impacted by cataclysmic shifts seems a bit of an understatement. Where his 90s releases were marked by a bratty urge to experiment and defy audience expectations, ...

The internet rendered the hybrid approach an inevitability, as people have greater and immediate access to a variety of music. Many contemporary artists in their 30s or under hail from diverse ...

Typo loving misfits Formal Sppeedwear produce angular, wonky indie pop that playfully eschews pattern and structure. Quite frankly, they’re a glorious mess, but one that has design at its centre.