Hannah Mylrea
Hannah Mylrea is a freelance writer, editor and multimedia producer, who’s written for NME, PRS, Evening Standard and beyond. She was previously on staff at NME as their Multimedia Producer and resident pop girlie.
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Tove Lo on the “epic dance moment” in her new single ‘I like u’
The Swedish artist tells NME about her new rave-inspired track, performing live with Duran Duran and a possible Sia collaboration
Paris Paloma: “When people listen to ‘Labour’, I want them to feel like their anger is valid”
The 23-year-old's moving pop songs speak to the frustrations that young women are often shamed for expressing
Katie Gregson-Macleod live at The Great Escape: remarkable, clear-eyed truth-telling
This stunning show demonstrates that the 'Complex' songwriter is far from a one hit wonder
Niall Horan: “The last time I wrote an album I did less thinking”
The Irish singer-songwriter's third record 'The Show' demonstrates a newfound maturity. NME meets him to discuss creating "something that a 30-year-old would release"
NME Radio Roundup 27 March 2023: Lana Del Rey, FLO & Missy Elliott, The Japanese House and more
The new bangers added to NME Radio this week
Get ready for the summer of Olivia Dean
With 'Messy', the London artist affirms herself as one of the UK's most emotionally astute – and underrated – young songwriters
Fall Out Boy: “A ‘whatever’ album from Fall Out Boy 20 years in is not worth making”
The long-running band discuss their new record 'So Much (For) Stardust', their forthcoming arena tour and their proudest accomplishments
Kai talks NME through his ‘Firsts’
The EXO member tells us about his musical first times, from the first time he was recognised to the first CD he bought
Self Esteem live in Oxford: joy and collective catharsis from an alt-pop hero
Rebecca Lucy Taylor's latest stop on her ‘I Tour This All The Time’ run provides an affirming moment of liberation for her adoring audience
Mae Stephens’ colourful funk-pop sound is transcending TikTok
The Kettering-raised musician put in years of hard work to pinpoint her youthful and colourful take on funk
Gracie Abrams – ‘Good Riddance’ review: a deeply intimate portrait of growth
The 23-year-old addresses the trials of squaring love with life on the road on her moving and contemplative debut
Adam Lambert on covering Billie Eilish: “I respect her artistry and her individuality”
"How did a 19-year-old land on this feeling that I feel at 40, and that I'm sure someone feels at 30?"