No Music For Genocide, The BDS Movement, And More Than 1,100 Musicians And Cultural Workers Call on Artists, Broadcasters And Fans To Boycott Eurovision

April 21, 2026

No Music For Genocide has today issued a landmark open letter, calling for Israel to be banned from the Eurovision Song Contest, set to be held for in Vienna this May. While Russia remains banned for their invasion of Ukraine, this will be the third consecutive year Israel will appear at Eurovision, amid more than 30 months of genocide in Palestine.

Video Review: AC Scott ‘Highlands’, A Quiet, Reflective Companion to a Song About Loss

April 17, 2026

AC Scott’s ‘Highlands’ is the kind of song that stops you in your tracks without ever raising its voice. Built around a delicate piano line and a steady, almost heartbeat-like rhythm, it leans into stillness rather than drama, exploring loss, memory and the strange pull of returning to somewhere that no longer feels the same. It’s deeply personal, but never closed off.

Forget the 9-5: Janet Devlin Unveils Sharp Visualiser for ‘Working For The Man’

April 16, 2026

Tapping nails on a desk, twirling a phone, making calls, and staring at an endless stream of spreadsheets – all while glued to your chair until 5pm – the 9-5 grind can be exhausting. That’s exactly what Janet Devlin’s new music video captures: the boredom, frustration, and monotony that fuel the gritty fan favourite, ‘Working For The Man,’ released last Friday. 

Mari Wilson Has Some ‘Good News’ With Latest Single Ahead Of New Album

April 16, 2026

Celebrating 45 years of recording and touring 80s pop icon Mari Wilson – the Neasden Queen of Soul and one of British music’s most enduring and versatile artists, returns with her joyful new single, ‘Good News’. The track is the first release from her upcoming album, ‘Girl About Town’, which is set to drop on the 4th of September this year – her first new album of original material in over 10 years.