Next week the EFG London Jazz Festival kicks off across a multitude of venues throughout the city, so the event’s director of programming, Pelin Opcin, has taken over this week’s playlist.
‘I really like it. It’s very lively. Some people might think it’s a bit wobbly but for me, it’s alive, it’s there, it’s that moment’: The Raincoats’ Ana Da Silva reflects on their hugely influential debut album 40 years after its release.
‘In any creative industry, you have to make your own opportunities and create your own work by putting yourself out there’: five composers give some insight into the inner workings of production music...
'When I’m singing, I feel my most relaxed, like I can just shut off the world': we get to know R&B, pop and world music mixologist, Nikita Bassi.
This week’s playlist is curated by Manchester’s post-punk feminist wizards ILL.
'We don't really set out to upset people. It's not like a pose or a strategy. It's a twisted sense of humour at times that comes through:’ All hail the return of Shakespears Sister.
‘Technology is changing the world we live in, from the way we discover music to its creation, AI will bring innovation but also big questions for the industry,’ says Emma McClarkin.
As host to myriad of legendary shows, this week's playlist comes from the folks at one of London's finest venues, Islington's Union Chapel.
‘I know there’s a lot of metal guys who are gonna dig Petbrick and there’s a lot of people who aren’t gonna like it. I’m 100 percent fine with both’: Sepultura drummer Iggor Cavalera on his new project.
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