Princess Julia serves up some drag history, celebrating how it has always explored the spectrum of gender across music and talks to some of today’s scene stars.

It's hard to pin down James Holden's latest left turn into psychedelic techno territory... but watch us try!

We chat to the gatekeeper of modern psychedelic music about collaborations, cuttlefish and Cloudland Canyon...

M Magazine looks at the relationship between music and visual impairment, and asks what support is in place for visually impaired artists.

'All I want to see is stronger northern representation in UK black music and I need to be one of the figureheads of that movement' - the Hull rapper on the UK rap scene...

Sheffield’s The Crookes mix kitchen-sink realism with indie-pop guitars and catchy melodies. The band went to SXSW last year, building an international head of steam and winning fans from America to Japan. Guitarist Alex Saunders talks to M about his experiences…

As TV Priest release their second album, M Magazine chats to frontman Charlie Drinkwater about the personal, the political, and the impact of landscape.

PRS Members’ Council President Michelle Escoffery speaks to Black Lives in Music chief executive Charisse Beaumont about creating legacy and building a brighter future for Black people in the UK music industry.

The demand comes in the lead up to the publication of UK’s Music’s report into diversity in the industry and the launch of its Ten-Point Plan to boost diversity and inclusion.

This week’s playlist has been curated by M Magazine’s first Black History Month Guest Editor, Stephanie Phillips.

Tanita Tikaram casts her mind back 30 years to the moment when her first single, Good Tradition, came to her…

CHROMA are a Welsh three-piece with an uncontainable live presence: all thumping riffs, high-energy beats and wild powerhouse vocals. Here, they let us in on the tracks inspiring their sound...

The pioneering Peckham label turns in a sublime playlist for us this week, with cut after cut of heterogenous joy. Dig in for a celebration of UK jazz, neo-soul, deep house and more...

Suzanne Bull MBE, Chief Executive of Attitude is Everything charity, shares her thoughts on the issues currently affecting deaf and disabled gig goers across the UK.

<i>PRS for Music</i> has published its 2014 financial results, recording a combined royalty income across PRS and MCPS of £664.3m - and a sharp increase in online revenues.

PRS for Music has today announced a record £174m royalty distribution to members, marking the highest ever April payment in its history. The payment is a 15% year-on-year increase on April 2019.

Orbital were presented with their Heritage Award at The Garage in Highbury on 12 November 2013.

As much as it’s a cathartic experience for me you can open up old wounds, and sometimes that’s much needed, but it’s not always easy.

Screen composer Chris Nicolaides is BBC’s go-to musician when it comes to scores for historical documentaries. We got the lowdown on his career and how new composers can survive from writing music in 2014…

Jazz drummer Mark Holub is doing his bit to overhaul any preconceptions surrounding the genre with his energetic, eclectic group Led Bib. M quizzed this Mercury Music Prize nominated artist on the challenges and opportunities facing the genre…

Guy Damman discovers how modern classical music is shifting its genetic make-up in the UK, allowing young composers to expand out of their comfort zones and carve new niches for themselves.

The Scottish bard talks us through his spiritual and songwriting journey from the sixties to the present day...

Anita Awbi heads to Glasgow to discover how the longstanding DIY scene has turned the city into a musical mecca.