Features

Juliet Martin: ‘A good usage in a big TV show can launch a career’

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.

By Emma Wilkes 21 Jul 2022

Jeremy Loops: 'I've written a lot of my best music in and around sessions after surfing'

M Magazine takes to the waves with Jeremy Loops to discuss empathy, working with your heroes, and the creative power of surfing.

By Liam Konemann 20 Jul 2022

Matt Taylor: 'Leaving care, I didn't even know where the studios were in the UK.'

M Magazine chats to recording engineer Matt Taylor, the first careleaver to receive a Music Producers Guild Award, about his Rising Star success, access to the recording industry and working with Frank Turner.

By Liam Konemann 11 Jul 2022

Glastonbury 2022: Behind the scenes with PRS

At Glastonbury, the PRS for Music tent is a chance to catch some of the UK's most exciting talent in an intimate setting.

By Liam Konemann 6 Jul 2022

SK Shlomo: 'I do want to tell a story, but then I want to let them let loose'

Acclaimed beatboxer and theatre performer SK Shlomo delivers their most personal work yet in Breathe, as they discuss their non-binary identity in public for the first time.

By Liam Konemann 30 Jun 2022

Running Up That Hill: The timelessness of music discovery

With Kate Bush’s 1985 hit Running Up That Hill hitting No.1 in the UK chart for a second week, Mark Sutherland discusses its renewed success, looks at how the industry is changing in the TikTok age and explores what that means for songwriters.

By Mark Sutherland 30 Jun 2022

NEO 10Y: A genre and gender expansive future for music

As Pride month draws to a close, non-binary multi-disciplinary artist NEO 10Y writes about the intersection of consciousness and oneness in music, and the importance of connecting with sound for a spiritual revolution.

30 Jun 2022