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Beatie Wolfe Explores The Art Of Music In The Digital Age: We Talk To Her Ahead Of Her V&A Exhibition

September 17, 2018

Singer songwriter and artist Beatie Wolfe has been described by VICE as a “Musical Weirdo and Visionary”, while the BBC has hailed her live performances as “a profound delivery of depth and soul”.

We Talk To Brian McFadden Ahead Of His Singles ‘Angel’ And ‘Direct Me’ From New Soul Album ‘Otis’

September 17, 2018

Brian McFadden is set to release his fifth studio album, ‘Otis’, on 2 November. A tribute to Otis Redding, it’s a departure from the pop style McFadden is known for, but it’s a side of the singer that he’s long been wanting to show the world.

We Talk To Rotana About LA And ‘Demo Love Series’

September 15, 2018

Oozing with confidence, Rotana’s debut ‘Demo Love Series’ is a glorious celebration of carefree, embracing self-expression and freedom. Bursting with brooding pop hooks and seductive from start to finish, we breezed through some questions to discuss the release, filming on a whim and how she avoids the negativity of LA pressures.

Six Quick Questions With Sophia Mina

September 10, 2018

We recently wrote about Sophia Mina’s latest single, ‘Run To’, with its video an homage to London’s bright and busy streets, multi-coloured streets. Now we catch up with the artist ahead of her upcoming single, ‘Fly’ – for which we have a sneak preview – and ask her Six Quick Questions.

Six Quick Questions With Clare Bowen Ahead Of The Release Of Her Debut Album

August 30, 2018

Australian actress and singer/songwriter Clare Bowen will be familiar to viewers of the drama series, ‘Nashville’, where she’s played the part of Scarlett O’Connor since 2012. She’s left the series now, and is set to release her eponymous debut album tomorrow, ahead of UK tour, which commences 2 September. We caught up with Clare for Six Quick Questions, shortly before she took off for London.

Q & A with Olivier St. Louis

August 23, 2018

Berlin-based singer/songwriter Olivier St. Louis has recently released new single ‘Wondering Wanderer’ taken from his debut LP. He talks about the inspiration behind the single, the evolution of his sound, and reveals his other loves-from coffee to fashion- besides music.

UNFINISHED EX-JUNKIE BUSINESS – Waldos’ Walter Lure On Heroin, The Heartbreakers And Comeback Album ‘Wacka Lacka Boom Bop A Loom Bam Boo’

August 17, 2018

Walter Lure has a mouth like a machine gun and he’s not afraid to shoot it off. Back with his first album in 24…

Jordan Siwek Is A Ray Of Positivity With Debut EP ‘Sun Inside You’

August 15, 2018

Climate change, conflict and humanitarian threats frequent 2018’s headlines, and the world sulks in a seemingly constant state of disagreement. Amongst the madness, Jordan Siwek is a ray of positivity.

Ali Jacko: The Working Man’s Musician

August 14, 2018

After becoming the first Asian to win British, European, Intercontinental and The World Full-Contact Kickboxing championships, British-born Ali Jacko woke up one morning and became a rock star sensation. “I had never even sung, even in the bathroom before. My own family cannot believe I can sing. I don’t blame them as I still don’t believe I can sing myself, I’m going to wake up from this dream I am having”.

Six Quick Questions With Robert O’Connor

August 10, 2018

With a background in journalism, we figured Dublin singer/songwriter Robert O’Connor might have a story or two to tell. We asked him six quick questions, ahead of the release of his latest single, ‘No Second Chances’, out on August 17.

Greta Jaime On Her Latest Release ‘Computer Games’ And Her Evolution

August 7, 2018

North London based Greta Jaime has gone from strength to strength since her debut and talking to us she reveals more about her latest release ‘Computer Games’, the evolution of her sound and what she’d like listeners to take away from her music.

HIGH FLYING BIRDS – A Flock of Seagulls’ Bassist Frank Maudsley On The Return Of The 1980’s Fab Four

July 31, 2018

With their futuristic sound and frontman Mike Score’s outlandish haircut, A Flock of Seagulls were as synonymous with the eighties as yuppies, ET and DeLorean cars.
They achieved rapid fame – perhaps too rapid in retrospect – and burned brightly but briefly – the original quartet releasing just two albums. before imploding in a whirl of breakdowns and inter-band rivalries.

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