PRS for Music supports Track Of The Year

Former Melody Maker journalist Chris Welch remembers the explosive impact Queen made on the seventies rock scene.

As the closing date for submissions approaches, we meet the panel of experts changing Girls I Rate #GETHEARD competition.

Twitter is huge, and it's only going to get bigger. So learn how to get yourself seen and heard.

We talk to techno whizz kid Nathan Fake as he embarks on a UK tour with Orbital.

BBC Radio 1 spinner Phil Taggart lets us in on the songs that have shaped him, from The Clash's cover of Junior Murvin’s Police and Thieves to A Tribe Called Quest's Buggin' Out...

As Aldeburgh Festival 2017 opens, PRS for Music’s classical account manager Harriet Wybor scours its rich programme to pick out some of her highlights and curate this week’s M playlist…

We quiz experimental jazz artist Mirror Signal on his music and how he landed PRS for Music Foundation support to perform at this year’s Montreal Jazz Festival…

We're casting our creaky minds back to the best things we saw, smelt, tasted and heard at Britain’s biggest rave-up…

We grab some time with Pumarosa's inimitable frontwoman Isobel Munoz-Newsome to hear about life in one of Britain’s most hotly-tipped new bands…

In their latest column for M Magazine, anonymous author, artist and activist The Secret DJ, deep dives into the business of Halloween and how a lifetime spent in clubs has resulted in a fear of Thriller and Harley Quinn.

Deputy general secretary for the Musician’s Union, Naomi Pohl, describes some of the stories shared at early Safe Space meetings as ‘horrendous.’

As the second week of Black History Month draws to a close, we ask Guest Editor Jesse Bernard to make us a playlist.

Dubbed ‘nature’s songwriter’ by the Guardian, Scottish contemporary composer Erland Cooper has lived up to his billing by soundtracking the Tower of London’s stunning Superbloom installation to mark Queen Elizabeth II’s 70 years on the throne. M Magazine caught up with him to get the inside story.

‘More groove, more funk, more cowbell’ - jazz drumming ace Moses Boyd on jazz and winning a MOBO…

Renegade party starters Dub Pistols have been in the game for nearly 20 years, blending hip-hop, dub, techno and ska into a hedonistic brew all of their own. Watch them perform their track <i>Bad Card</i> live...

The Ivors with Amazon Music will take place at Grosvenor House in London on Thursday 18 May 2023.

Cosmic country troubadours The Hanging Stars are back with their dazzling second album. To celebrate, lynchpin Richard Olsen reveals the songs that fuelled it...

Eight albums in and the prolific protest, satire and social commentary of singer songwriter Beans on Toast shows no sign of slowing - we meet an artist intent on putting a ‘spanner in the works’…

Kate Wildblood speaks to Mr WA7T about his childhood in Northern Ireland, the rawness of his debut record and the importance of queer artists lighting the path.

Suzanne Bull discusses concerns about the pandemic undoing years of progress and their determination to keep fighting for equal opportunities

The campaign to save music venues by imposing stricter rules on property developers has been backed by the government, which UK Music described as 'a seismic victory.'

Supergrass were presented with their Heritage Award at The Jericho Tavern 3 October 2012.

'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...