With the discussion around the idea of Jazz dying as an art form, we look at the people who disagree with this idea, as they continue to keep the genre alive. Putting their own personalities and influences into their music, they recreate the way in which we listen to Jazz.
Cypriot-born drone musician, Zeyn Mroueh talks about his music and adjusting to life on his own in London.
Artefact speaks to Katie Cooper, Manchester-born DJ living in Shenzhen, about Grime in China and the country’s growing underground music scene.
Remembering Lou Reed from stories of his 1975 tour, reviving the soul of the Rock ‘n’ Roll Animal.
A Tottenham studio’s noise was heard by the council and they gave them an award. Artefact went there to find out why.
We meet the DJ who’s a cornerstone of Fabric London, about his newly formed festival and how he merges visual art with music.
Artefact meets new band Castells and finds out how they’re making their way into the competitive music industry.
Deep in the Hertfordshire woods lies Farr Festival, calling you for a weekend you won’t forget…
Artefact visits two venues that are fighting to keep subcultures alive, giving London’s artists space and freedom to play the music they love.
Music festivals are dominated by male musicians each year, so where are all the female musicians?
