The newest Punkband on the scene
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Fittingly called ‘Punkband’, the band give some insight into how they are currently beginning to navigate the music industry
Let's talk about 'murder music'
4 Mins read
Let’s discuss ragga and dancehall, Jamaica’s most popular music genres, and their toxic attitudes towards gay men.
Just a modern rock song
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Ahead of Belle and Sebastian’s latest album release, we talk to the band’s guitarist, Stevie Jackson, about how it came about during the pandemic lockdown.
Putting Portugal on the musical map
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In light of Covid-19, one Portuguese band created their own label. We talk to them about the label and their experience of being in a band in Portugal.
Chauffeur: Driving the image of drill
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The London-based videographer and ‘entertainment aficionado’ reflects on his career, role and the importance of visuals in the urban music scene.
Reviving the Welsh language through music
4 Mins read
As the number of Welsh speakers approaches one million, Welsh language musicians are on the rise and here to stay.
Caught in the act: The talent behind the tributes
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Tribute acts are a well known form of musician that immaculately imitate iconic celebrities. But who are the individuals behind the acts?
The integrity behind a posthumous release leaves many fans feeling conflicted, we explore some of the most discussed albums created after the death of an artist.
Is jazz music in everything we listen to?
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Some say that jazz music doesn’t need to make a comeback, it already is influencing everything we listen to.
Bears in Trees: Music, mental health and meatballs
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We met with London locals Bears in Trees to discuss their upcoming releases, how music has helped their mental health and why it’s important to talk about how we’re feeling.