Music

Features

dearALICE on dancefloorKILLA, their BST Hyde Park moment with ATEEZ, and a year that’s changed everything

dearALICE talk dancefloorKILLA, sharing a Hyde Park stage with ATEEZ, and how much has changed in a year.

Shiwa on “Pricetag,” working with TroyBoi, and the price of being seen

Rotterdam reggae and dancehall artist Shiwa talks "Pricetag," his "Jungle" collaboration with TroyBoi, growing up between cultures, and why staying true to your message matters more than being seen.

From Indonesia to the global stage: no na on their debut album, island girl

Indonesian girl group no na open up about sisterhood, global ambition and creating island girl, a debut album rooted in the culture and energy of home.

Children of Zeus on a decade of balance, big speakers and life as The World Burns

Klaudie: “I stepped into my alter ego and entered another dimension”

Klaudie on stepping into her alter ego mid-set, her new single "Funky Fresh," and building We R The Problem into a label with an identity beyond just the music.

TEN talks his first U.S. tour, new music and his beloved cats

A decade into his career, TEN is taking his biggest creative leap yet: writing his own music, on his own terms.

Butter Funk Family on near-death flights, meeting James Brown, and the power of loving yourself

Butter Funk Family talk near-death flights, a life-changing encounter with James Brown, and why their funk-filled shows are really about learning to love yourself.

Allegra talks Tiësto, Rita Ora and off-key showers ahead of Unreleased EP

Allegra opens up about working with Tiësto and Alok, her off-key shower concerts, and the confidence at the heart of her new EP, Unreleased, out now.

Hanna Andréa Refuses to Choose Between Pop and Theatre

From Shakespearean mayhem at the Edinburgh Fringe to a brand-new pop EP, the Norwegian-American songwriter opens up about choosing storytelling over virality, the heritages that shape her, and her multifaceted

JO1 on going wild, going global, and their first all-English EP

JO1's Kono Junki and Sho Yonashiro sit down with 1883 to talk their debut all-English EP, Animal, unleashing their wildest side, and bringing J-pop to a global stage.

ZELO Finds His Freedom: Inside the Latin Pop Reinvention of a K-Pop Veteran

ZELO bares the brutal creative cuts behind his solo reinvention, the shifting meaning of home, and the adrenaline of his WATERBOMB performance, all through the pulse of his new Latin

Odeal on Jorja Smith, mushrooms, and bringing the party to All Points East

Ahead of his All Points East set, Odeal talks For A Good Time…, the Jorja Smith collaboration "Coming Home," and how a near-decade-old promise to himself grew into OVMBR -

La Roux: “It was rank, and my trust issues were through the roof”

La Roux returns with new album Old Flames after six years away, opening up about industry trauma, trust issues, and the honesty behind her comeback.

Rakiyah’s Cosmic Queen Has One Final Story to Tell

The alternative R&B artist opens up about her latest album, My Collection of Boy Tears, the evolution of the Cosmic Queen, and why fantasy has always been her language for

18 Questions With SAAY on the breaking point that set her free

SAAY discusses the breaking point that changed everything, the freedom of letting go of perfection and why her next chapter had to be on her own terms.

ADRIANNA on exploring harder sounds, curating Forbidden Forest, and her debut album

ADRIANNA talks ditching tech house for harder kicks, moving from Canada to the UK, curating her own Forbidden Forest stage, and what's coming with her debut album.
Load More