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Kellie While

'The folk world has got a lot savvier over the past decade': Acoustic singer, songwriter and head of 7digital Creative on the past, present and future of folk music...

By Anita Awbi 13 Oct 2016
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D Double E

Grime legend D Double E – real name Darren Dixon – has been living and breathing music since he was 16. Don't miss him perform Lemon Trees live at the latest PRS Presents event...

By Anita Awbi 11 Oct 2016
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Fujiya & Miyagi

We hand the reins over to Fujiya & Miyagi, a krauty quartet who marry the desolation of the German autobahn with the retro-futurism of Britain’s synth-pop pioneers...

By Anita Awbi 7 Oct 2016
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Doe

Indie trio Doe use their love of horror films and hatred of sport to power their music - we get to know them and new LP, Some Things Last Longer Than You…

By Jim Ottewill 5 Oct 2016
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Lady Leshurr

The ‘queen of Birmingham’ Lady Leshurr has raised the bar for female rappers with her incredible Queen’s Speech freestyles. Watch her live at PRS Presents...

By Anita Awbi 5 Oct 2016
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The Story Behind An Iconic Radiohead Shot

Music photographer Sebastian Edge shares his story behind this 2011 Radiohead press pic before it goes on public display later this month.

By Paul Nichols 4 Oct 2016
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Elf Kid

Rising MC Elf Kid is a fearless talent bringing pace and energy to grime in 2016. We caught him live and direct at the latest PRS for Music Presents event...

By Anita Awbi 3 Oct 2016
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Jah Wobble

From PiL to Invaders of the Heart via dabbles with drugs, drink and a stint working for London Underground, no one else has done it quite like bass-playing impresario Jah Wobble. Jim Ottewill meets one of the last true originals…

By Paul Nichols 30 Sep 2016
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Julie Fowlis

Welcome to this week's playlist curated by Julie Fowlis, a multi-award-winning Gaelic singer and musician. Listen to an eclectic selection going from Bananarama to Scottish folk and back again...

By Paul Nichols 30 Sep 2016
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