The Lathums: indie hedonism from Wigan’s working class heroes
The Wigan heroes reflect on their ridiculous rise on the brink of the release of their debut album 'How Beautiful Life Can Be'
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Deb Never: “There’s so much talent and a sick sound in London – it’s inspiring”
Endorsed by The 1975, Slowthai, Brockhampton and many, many more, the LA-via-Pacific Northwest artist talks about working in London, her new EP and why every artist around is clamouring to work with her
Baby Queen: “It’s important for pop music to be saying something right now”
Baby Queen is consistently putting herself forward as a future leader of pop
Yard Act: “‘Fixer Upper’ was kind of a joke that got out of hand”
The Yorkshire post-punks reflect on their rapid rise on the eve of a homecoming show at Leeds Festival
Indigo De Souza: grunge pop dabbling in peace, love and existential doom
The US star is taking her humble living-room guitar anthems to soaring new heights, capturing every ounce of human emotion
Holly Humberstone: haunting synth-pop to soundtrack coming-of-age anxiety
The Grantham native on her Matty Healy collaboration and exploring life's big changes on her forthcoming EP
Orla Gartland: “The stigma of YouTubers not being real musicians is a dated concept”
With her debut album, former YouTuber-turned-musician Orla Gartland embraces and deconstructs her fight to be taken seriously as a pop star
Binki: “My goal is always to try and make something that’s subversive”
Meet Binki, whose indie-disco anthem in-the-making 'Clay Pigeon' was inspired by the wisdom of Confucius and the failings of David Bowie
Nonô: Brazilian pop hero in the pursuit of musical freedom
The vibrant rising star explains how a move to London – and a viral Gorillaz cover – unleashed her borderless artistic spirit
Enny: “People don’t really know how black women live in the UK – I want to tell that story”
Having established herself as one of the UK's breakout stars, Enny's new EP seeks to provide a voice to those whose stories are seldom heard
Inhaler: “You get into a band so you don’t have to grow up”
The Dubliners ought to have released their stonking debut album last year but a pandemic-induced pause gave new meaning to 'It Won't Always Be Like This'
Cola Boyy: California disco dude wants you to fight for your rights (and party)
On debut album 'Prosthetic Boombox', Cola Boyy sends a powerful message to the "poor, working class, disabled people" that society leaves behind