SM, YG and JYP: The demise of K-Pop's big three
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The K-Pop industry’s big three have been coming under harsh scrutiny recently. We take a deep dive into the reasons behind this.
Many people are still deeply passionate about the Free Party ‘movement’, but how has Covid affected the way they think, and are we headed for a “rave renaissance”?
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.
As society learns to adapt to living with Coronavirus, how will Berlin’s reputation for nightlife and culture survive the pandemic?
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
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As the number of Welsh speakers approaches one million, Welsh language musicians are on the rise and here to stay.
Skinheads: Past and present
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A controversial sub-culture in the past and ever-changing present, we find out how skinheads are enduring and adapting.
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?
Valborg: A Swedish celebration
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How a small and traditional Swedish day festival has grown into a national party marking the end of winter.