Will Richards

Madra Salach on the Hunger at the Heart of Their Debut Album

By: Will Richards

The Dublin band tell us how they use the stories of mythical figures to dive into “the strange tapestry that is Irish history”

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Florence Road tell us about huge new song ‘Wish Upon You' and being saved by Eddie Vedder

By: Will Richards

The Irish band discuss their soaring new love song, the kindness of the Pearl Jam frontman when they hit a recent crisis, and maintaining trust in their instincts as their star continues to rise

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Rachel Chinouriri ‘I Think I Spoke Too Soon' review: Indie pop star turns her gaze inwards

By: Will Richards

On her accomplished second album, Rachel Chinouriri zooms in on universal scenarios and wraps them up as pop gems.

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A night in Paris with Jersey, the next great French dance duo

By: Will Richards

Aside from a four-piece guitar band in Liverpool, a French dance duo is possibly the most baggage-laden musical project it's possible to create.

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Justice announce official score for ‘Grand Theft Auto VI'

By: Will Richards

Justice are set to release an official score for the hugely anticipated , and have shared a first single featuring Tame Impala SZA and King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard

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Meet IceMorph, the dance duo creating a vibrant online community

By: Will Richards

The London dance duo's CloudCore platform aims to put the social back into social media

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Michael Kiwanuka ‘Fudge' review: A beautiful but bittersweet reminder of his brilliance

By: Will Richards

Recorded just months before the singer suffered a catastrophic stroke, this album is a renewed reminder of his unbelievable talent.

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Moses Boyd makes a stunning gospel return

By: Will Richards

The south Londoner has poured his whole life into outstanding, faith-led new album Songs for Sinners. “I already know it's going to be a very emotional work for the world and for me,” he says

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Porridge Radio's Dana Margolin goes solo: ‘I had to knock everything down'

By: Will Richards

Dana Margolin didn't think she felt anything at all about the breakup of her band Porridge Radio until the end of their final show in Glasgow last year.

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Jazzy: Riding the wave

By: Will Richards

Jazzy, the Dublin-born DJ and singer with number one singles and a Calvin Harris collaboration, radiates pure positivity but also a willingness to go with the flow. Rolling Stone UK joins her during the summer that made her a star.