For South Asian Heritage Month, Malvika Padin asks whether attempts to modernise South Asian music further dilute a diaspora who struggle to be visible in the UK music scene.
As they release their third album Unwanted, Pale Waves speak to M Magazine about community, vanity, and life's dark matter.
M Magazine caught up with multi-genre artist SIPHO. at The Great Escape 2022 in Brighton, to chat about the music ecosystem and his writing process.
As London-based hardcore act High Vis release their second album Blending, M Magazine speaks to the band about how therapy helped unlock a sweeter sound on their new album.
As PRS for Music acknowledges the BRIT School's significance with a Heritage Award, principal Stuart Worden, recent graduate Young Athena and alumni The Kooks reflect on three decades of free arts education in Croydon.
As PRS welcomes Laura Mvula onto its Members’ Council, President Michelle Escoffery speaks to Hannah Peel about her decision to withdraw from her position as a Council member, and the importance of protecting your own wellbeing in an industry that never rests.
In his latest column for M Magazine, anonymous author, artist and activist The Secret DJ discusses the overlapping consequences of COVID, Brexit and the cost of living crisis and their impacts on the live music industry.
As The Kooks release their sixth album, 10 Tracks to Echo in the Dark, M Magazine speaks to frontman Luke Pritchard about the band’s evolution.
CEO of The Recording Academy, Harvey Mason Jr, Ivors Academy boss Graham Davies, Hipgnosis founder Merck Mercuriadis and Ryan Press, Warner Chappell’s president, North America, discuss the significance of celebrating songwriters at one of the world’s most prestigious music industry events.
The music supervisor responsible for shaping the soundtrack to the BBC Three’s adaption of Sally Rooney’s Conversations With Friends discusses the intricacies of her role, and how sync can be a gateway for emerging artists.
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