Kate Alderton has been appointed as UK finance director of Warner/Chappell Music with immediate effect.

Singer and counsellor Denise Devenish discusses her experiences growing up in the music industry and becoming a therapist.

M Magazine's first Black History Month 2022 guest editor, Komali Scott-Jones, discusses the significance of Black female vocalists for the UK music industry and how a lack of recognition works to perpetuate damaging stereotypes.

'As artists, we’re constantly growing and evolving, so it’s really important to let go of things': the rising RnB ace and BRIT School alumni on overcoming imposter syndrome...

Ben Osborne is a writer, DJ, curator and driving force behind Noise of Art, a collective which marries electronic music with the performing arts, film and other visual media. We talk to him ahead of his ambitious 100 Years of Electronic Music project to find out more.

Adrian Sherwood and Bristol’s Pinch represent two generations of bass. We find out what happened when they came together for this year’s debut LP, Late Night Endless…

We get to the heart of the matter with The Libertines to learn how they kissed, made up & staged 2015’s biggest comeback

Emerging singer songwriter Emmi is the inimitable voice behind the only song in JK Rowling's ace new film Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them - we learn more about what's in store from Emmi in 2017...

Following his appearance on The Songwriter’s Podcast, M Magazine spoke to one of the most in-demand pop songwriters of the 21st Century, Eg White.

Love songs might be closely associated with the power ballads of the seventies, eighties and nineties, but the 21st century has certainly given us its fair share of hard-hitting hearts-and-flowers moments too, says Russell Iliffe.

Ahead of Liverpool Sound City, PRS for Music Outreach Manager, Dan Jones, speaks to Red Rum Club.

‘My musical future is looking like a wild and never ending house party’ - formidable Scottish pop star Elle Exxe on riding the first waves of songwriting success…

From abstract left turns in Art of Noise to orchestrating some of pop’s biggest moments, Anne Dudley has always lived a musical life less ordinary…

As we mark the one-year anniversary of The Show Must Be Paused, a social media blackout deployed in response to the murder of George Floyd, Estée Blu reflects on the last twelve months.

As vinyl sales outstrip CD for the first time since the 1980s, Adam England speaks to music creators and industry figures to find out about the impact on the market.

In case you missed it, here's everything we learnt from Lorna Clarke, director of music at the BBC, at PRS' London Members' Day 2022.

Over 45 series, <i>Later</i> has hosted everything from Adele’s first TV appearance to comeback performances from The Who and rare turns by the late Lou Reed - but it's not all about the legendary talent. We learn there are opportunities for newcomers too...

‘I think music (and art) is the expression of life, if all you have is music in your life then your music has no substance,’ says Monarchy’s Ra Black.

M Magazine speaks to producers Duke & Jones about their viral hit Jiggle Jiggle, Louis Theroux and getting clearance from Neil Diamond.

When Mercury Prize-nominated folk artist Kate Rusby isn't writing and performing her own stuff, she's co-curating the ace Underneath the Stars Festival. Here, she shares her line-up faves for 2018...

‘In all honesty, I'm still stunned by it all and can't quite believe it,’ says Gordon Giltrap of his recent appointment as an MBE. Here, the guitarist and composer reflects on his career and achievements.

Recorded music business veteran John Preston has sadly passed away aged 67, prompting a flood of tributes from across the industry.

'I was looking for something else, something that would take our craft in another direction,' says The Libertines' drummer Gary Powell on the band's new album...

Mark Paytress chats to the amp-trashing guitar legend about his 50 year dedication to the rock ‘n’ roll cause.