
Abbie Ozard and Pixey join forces on empowering single Miss American Dream
Abbie Ozard and Pixey release ‘Miss American Dream', celebrating the strength and achievements of women.
Abbie Ozard and Pixey release ‘Miss American Dream', celebrating the strength and achievements of women.
Billie Eilish writes an album that is bound to keep you on your toes - though it hits more soft than it does hard.
Future-pop talent Miso Extra, a long-time favourite of the avant-garde scene, is back on the radar with her latest track, '2nd Floor'.
Holly Macve introduces her most honest storytelling yet in the upcoming EP Time Is Forever, featuring a stunning collaboration with Lana Del Rey.
Already the pop star’s magnum opus, 1989 (Taylor’s Version) sounds better than before, with tracks from the vault improving it further still.
Sigrid’s latest record, The Hype EP, marks her return to the music scene after a year of experimentation and soul-searching.
Griff has announced her new tour, set to sweep across the UK and Europe next year. Scroll down for ticket info.
★★★★☆ Five years in the making, Troye Sivan's latest album serves as a sophisticated, vibrant exploration of love, sexuality, and human connection. Here's our Something To Give Each Other review.
In a bizarre interview with GQ, singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran clarified that he owns a personal grave in his Suffolk estate, insisting, "It’s not a crypt."
Griff has announced details of her first UK headline gig of 2023, and it's happening next month. Get the details below...
★★★☆☆
The third album from Anne-Marie, Unhealthy, follows her trend to-date of relatable lyricism – but its pop potency sometimes gets lost amid the chaos.
A pioneer of hip-hop-laden bedroom pop and sunny 70s-inspired beats, we speak to Benny Sings as he returns with his eighth album, Young Hearts.
★★☆☆☆
Mimi Webb is a quintessentially 2023 popstar. Emerging off the back of TikTok in 2020 with viral smash hit ‘Before I Go’, Webb has taken the slow road to a full LP, especially in the here today, forgotten tomorrow climate. Three years of work have gone into crafting the personification of pop but has it paid off? Kind of.
With ‘My Candy Rain’ out now, we had a quickfire chat with Nat Slater about her journey into music and her artistic ambitions, as part of our series on emerging artists.
★★★★☆ Raye's new style and album are hard-hitting and political, to say the least. Peppered with London vernacular, the independent popstar borrows neatly from Lily Allen and Amy Winehouse. Here's our My 21st Century Blues review.
★★★☆☆
Billed as “an emotional, sexual and spiritual liberation”, we find Sam Smith more at ease with themself on Gloria – something which doesn’t always translate to edgier tunes.
Justin Bieber has sold 100% of his back catalogue to Hipgnosis Songs Capital (HSC) for a reported $200 million (£161 million), marking the biggest deal of its kind for an artist of the pop star’s generation.
Pop-rock outfit Panic! at the Disco have announced they’ll call it quits after their forthcoming European tour.
Miley Cyrus’ dance-pop banger ‘Flowers’ – the lead single for her forthcoming album Endless Summer Vacation – has broken a Spotify’s one-week record.
Darius Campbell Danesh, the Scottish singer and actor who found fame on Pop Idol and Popstars, has died at the age of 41.
Beyoncé's Renaissance album took only a few hours to be edited and re-released after the word 'spaz' was omitted, but what else did she edit, and should this be allowed?
Isabel LaRosa is a 17 year old US singer. We talk to her about her audio-visual project, what inspired it, and learning to relinquishing control.
Electronic pop duo Sylvan Esso make music that’s both intricate and accessible. Their new album, No Rules Sandy, takes this a step further, opening the door on their personal lives, with intimate recordings, voicemails and birdsong woven between Amelia Heath’s expansive vocals and Nick Sandborn’s frenetic production.
We kicked back in a public house with Aussie singer-songwriter Sam Fischer, to discuss his trials and tribulations through the music industry, his mate Lewis Capaldi, and being as authentic as possible.
We speak to Manchester-based Phoebe Green about her leap from indie rock to her forthcoming pop-oriented album, Lucky Me.
Meet Push Baby - the pop duo formed from the ashes of Rixton. In an open interview over a pint or three, Jake Roche and Charley Bagnall talk to Archie Brydon about working with Scooter Braun, what happens when your 15 minutes is up and why they're happier now.
★★★★☆
Lizzo’s new album is a mix of empowering, booty-shaking bangers and some deeply emotional stuff about identity and love.
The story of Max Pope – who ditched his management, dropped out of the music biz, exchanged musical equipment for gardening tools before coming back stronger – is one of wiping the slate clean, tearing up the masterplan, and doing things on his own terms.
Avid listeners of Michael Jackson may have noticed that three songs from his 2010 album Michael are no longer available on streaming services, amid allegations the ‘King of Pop’ didn’t actually sing them.
Ed Sheeran and his co-songwriters have been awarded over £900,000 in legal costs following the copyright infringement case he won in April.