Anita Awbi chats to freak-folk legend Vashti Bunyan to learn about one of the most curious songwriting stories in British music.

Spandau Ballet’s chief songwriter Gary Kemp lets Jim Ottewill in on his songwriting secrets…

Creative chameleon Genesis P-Orridge spills his guts on Psychic TV, the death factory and dressing as a baby…

With two days to go before Power Up’s Year 2 application process closes, Estée Blu chats to some of the Year 1 cohort to find out how the last 12 months has impacted their progress.

In the run up to the release of their forthcoming album, Torpedo, M Magazine spoke to Feeder’s Grant Nicholas about the new record and the refusal to coast on former glories.

Loose and limber trio All We Are have crashlanded into 2015 with a bang - we learn how they did it.

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PRS for Music supports the largest songwriting camp at Tileyard Studios to date

Following her appearance on M Magazine partner Louise Golbey’s The Songwriters Podcast, we caught up with Mary to find out more about her career.

Ahead of the release of Sound Advice: The Ultimate Guide to a Healthy and Successful Career in Music, M spoke to authors Lucy Heyman and Rhian Jones.

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We interview Annie Lennox, one of the most distinctive figureheads of rock and pop music of the past 35 years.

'We never had a Malcolm McLaren character to shortcut our education, so we could only find out what it was all about by trial and error:' The Alarm's Mike Peters on starting out in the midst of punk and his secrets to building a lasting career...

Music expert & indie label aficionado Katie Riding gives her top tips for releasing your own music...

Helienne Lindvall takes stock of the digital landscape to discover how 2013 could be a watershed year for the industry.

We chat to the band about their rise to fame, their absence from Spotify & the pressures of producing a follow-up album.

To mark the BBC's 100th year, Eamonn Forde explores the pivotal role the broadcaster has played in promoting and supporting new music throughout the last century.

Jim Ottewill goes head on with mystical pop soothsayer Julian Cope…

Ahead of the release of her debut solo EP Girl Becomes, Lala Hayden speaks to Al Greenwood about mental health in the music industry, and redefining her purpose.

‘It’s about identity and being honest to who you are and where you come from and what you represent’: Seth Lakeman continues to forge a unique path in folk music with his latest offering which commemorates the Mayflower's voyage.

Ahead of their November UK tour, Nima and Nuha chat about using industrial equipment to create their caustic sounds, and how funding from PRS Foundation changed everything for them...

'I found my muse in a rat-infested cupboard under creaky stairs in a derelict pub in the middle of nowhere'...

Following the Climate Music Blowout in Hackney in October, M Magazine spoke to IDER, Black Country New Road, Fay Milton and more to get their take on the current crisis, and to find out what positive actions they are taking to reduce their carbon footprint as touring musicians.

Kate Hutchinson speaks to feminist activist songmaker Peggy Seeger as she approaches the release of what is said to be her final album following a 60-year career.