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Running Up That Hill: The timelessness of music discovery

With Kate Bush’s 1985 hit Running Up That Hill hitting No.1 in the UK chart for a second week, Mark Sutherland discusses its renewed success, looks at how the industry is changing in the TikTok age and explores what that means for songwriters.

By Mark Sutherland 30 Jun 2022
NEO10Y

NEO 10Y: A genre and gender expansive future for music

As Pride month draws to a close, non-binary multi-disciplinary artist NEO 10Y writes about the intersection of consciousness and oneness in music, and the importance of connecting with sound for a spiritual revolution.

30 Jun 2022
Arcadia

Glastonbury 2022: Top tips for the ideal festival weekend

Whether you're a first time attendee or just a bit rusty after three years away, M Magazine is here to help you through.

By Liam Konemann 21 Jun 2022
Sinead OBrien

Sinead O'Brien: 'The second I write something I know the metre'

M Magazine speaks to Sinead O'Brien about her debut album, poetry, and Ireland's moving statues.

By Liam Konemann 20 Jun 2022
TV Priest

TV Priest: 'You're just trying to make the next best thing you can make'

As TV Priest release their second album, M Magazine chats to frontman Charlie Drinkwater about the personal, the political, and the impact of landscape.

By Liam Konemann 17 Jun 2022
Heavy music awards 2022

Heavy Music Awards: The community spirit of the alternative music scene

Following on from the 2022 Heavy Music Awards, Tyler Damara Kelly explores how the annual award ceremony works to highlight inclusivity and the importance of its loyal supporters.

By Tyler Damara Kelly 14 Jun 2022
Mighty Hoopla with Not A Phase placards held

Mighty Hoopla: the queer pop festival with inclusivity at its heart

As we enter Pride month, M Magazine chats to Mighty Hoopla organisers Glyn Fussell and Cassie Leon about LGBTQ+ spaces, honouring London, and the festival team’s female and non-binary majority.

By Liam Konemann 7 Jun 2022
Estee Blu photo

The Show Must Be Paused: What happened next? Year 2 in review

Two years on from the music industry’s Blackout Tuesday, Estée Blu speaks to two leading innovators in Black British music, KG and Elijah, about what progress has been made for Black creators and industry professionals.

By Estée Blu 6 Jun 2022
Photo of Erland Cooper

Erland Cooper: ‘That’s the great joy – that Mother Nature will do its thing’

Dubbed ‘nature’s songwriter’ by the Guardian, Scottish contemporary composer Erland Cooper has lived up to his billing by soundtracking the Tower of London’s stunning Superbloom installation to mark Queen Elizabeth II’s 70 years on the throne. M Magazine caught up with him to get the inside story.

By James Hanley 31 May 2022
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