Following the release of their latest EP Lady Luck, we asked Brighton dreamers Nature TV to make us a playlist.
‘A lot of systems are breaking down now. So much isn’t working. I think it’s that experience of really getting in touch with your own internal voice and truth of what’s right - that’s definitely something that I am going through.’
‘In the Decolonise Fest collective we're all just trying to see create the space all of us needed when we were teenagers. A space that would make us feel proud of our roots, our culture, and allow us to stay true to the whole of our being.’
Following the release of their latest single Queendom, we asked London duo Girlhood to make us a playlist.
'I think for people who are unsigned artists, it’s always a question of 'is it going to harm my career if the world knows that I am LGBTQ+?'
Following the release of his debut album, Breathe Deep, we asked South London nu-jazz stalwart Oscar Jerome to make us a playlist.
'I have a huge admiration for what Hans, Rupert and Lorne had done on the first two seasons. It was a daunting act to follow, but I was encouraged by the belief that Peter wanted the kind of score I liked writing, not just a continuation of what had gone before.'
‘I’ve realised how important to me it is now to sit and write a song all the way through, without stepping near any computer or recording equipment. If it can’t stand on its bare bones, then it probably won’t stand with a bunch of production and sounds lathered on it.’
'Artists should be able to focus on creating music, not on figuring out how music rights work. Sampling is an art form that has been repressed by complexity over decades.'
'I’m still a fan, man, you know what I mean? I still act like a fan in my head and I still ultimately relate to being the kid that came to London to find his f*cking fortune, you know.'
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