London-based experimental producer, composer and multi-instrumentalist Lara Jones talks about her new EP, Divided, which explores the duality of daily life – both personal, as a queer musician and parent, and political, in our current climate.

Kurdish singer-songwriter NOURI reflects on her journey from being born in a Syrian refugee camp to becoming a rising star in the global music scene thanks to her hit worship song, Change In Your Name.

Rising star Oliver Keane talks new EP Motion Sickness, the art of songwriting, and the challenges facing new artists today.

Multi-talented artist JANN takes us inside his unique brand of contemporary pop, discusses his new album, and opens up on his career in music so far. 

Art pop brother duo Faux Real discuss the making of their debut album Faux Ever and the eclectic experiences and influences that have shaped it. 

for KING + COUNTRY delve into the duo’s new holiday album, A Drummer Boy Christmas (LIVE), and the A Drummer Boy Christmas 2024 Tour Experience, which will see the duo perform in London for the very first time.

ScreenCraft Works’ co-founders Elizabeth McIntyre and Rebecca del Tufo provide an insight into the not-for-profit organisation, which supports the international career development of under-represented production and post-production people working in film and TV.

Genre-queer, Derry-based therapy-rock band TRAMP chat about their tongue-in-cheek song and accompanying video, The Birds (Lowered Suspension) – the first single from their debut EP, BIMBOFICATION.

L.A.-based composer, songwriter, arranger, producer and multi-instrumentalist Jherek Bischoff delves into his score for Exhibiting Forgiveness, the directorial debut of Titus Kaphar, and explains why the felt piano was an unusual instrument choice for him. 

Louisa Roach, aka She Drew The Gun, discusses the making of her new album Howl and the tumultuous circumstances that framed its production.