On tour with Nat & Alex Wolff
There’s something fitting about seeing Nat and Alex Wolff on the road again. For many, the brothers were once inseparable from childhood, familiar faces on screens throughout the late 2000s and early 2010s, but over the years the duo have steadily carved out a creative identity far beyond nostalgia. Their evolution as musicians has been […]
Three Festivals, Three Days, One Heatwave
From the debut Brazilian energy of Boa Nova Festival to the sweat-soaked chaos of Field Day and the soulful brilliance of Cross The Tracks, London’s record-breaking Bank Holiday weekend delivered three very different festival experiences under one relentless heatwave.
Kevian Kraemer Is a Topliners Worst Nightmare
Kevian Kraemer expertly and, with a burgeoning, enthusiastic sense of erraticism, explains the artistic process and personal anecdotes behind his latest project, only if it matters.
Luísa Sonza: “I’m Not Polished, I’m a Big Mess”
Luísa Sonza opens up about Brutal Paraíso, emotional honesty, mental health, Brazilian identity, and rejecting perfection as she embraces her most vulnerable and chaotic era yet.
noevdv Talks Mulholland Drive, Isolation and the Reality of LA
Belgium-born producer noevdv opens up about the emotional chaos behind his Mulholland Drive EP, the illusion of Los Angeles, late-night drives through LA, and evolving beyond viral success to find his own sound.
Liya Shapiro Turns Heartbreak Into Cinematic Storytelling on Debut EP Another Woman
London-based singer-songwriter Liya Shapiro turns emotional vulnerability into something cinematic on her debut EP, Another Woman.