'We’re the only two female jazz instrumentalists who’ve been nominated which is rather shameful' - jazz star Zoe Rahman chats the Mercurys and more...
'Opera is often a publicly subsidised catwalk for the one percent': progressive Welsh composer Tom Green tells it his way ahead of the opening of his new chamber opera The World's Wife...
The Bristolian agitators brought the mayhem to PRS for Music’s Streatham offices in late September, where they tore the place to shreds with their ferocious set. Watch Mother here...
Manchester-based Solem Quartet are a dynamic group of classical musicians with a repertoire that stretches from father of the string quartet, Joseph Haydn, through to living composers such as Emily Howard. We caught up with violinist Amy...
The annual Norwich Sound + Vision shindig returns in a few days, bringing banging bands and top notch industry panels to various venues around the city. Tune in to some of the sonic treats on offer...
Glean his top tips on the art of songwriting and navigating the industry to ensure a successful, long-lived career in music.
‘I pretended I was in ELO for a moment!’ Blancmange lynchpin and electronic music veteran Neil Arthur on his ace new album...
We sit down with composer-turned-author Tot Taylor to find out what inspired his debut novel and learn more about his varied musical career...
Nicky Graham is the award-winning songwriter, musician and producer behind multi-platinum-selling eighties pop trio Bros. Here, he tells us the story behind their track When Will I Be Famous...
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