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Yazz Ahmed

Interview: Yazz Ahmed

‘Play without fear and practice like mad, because people will judge you, unfortunately. If you get out there and you sound great and then nobody can say anything negative. Sadly, it’s not the same for a lot of male players, but yes, in this day and age, unfortunately, you have to be the best.’

By Maya Radcliffe 3 Dec 2020
AIE3

Interview: Paul Hawkins, Attitude is Everything

‘The major issue remains that, because Deaf and disabled people are underrepresented in the sector, decisions around accessibility are often made without anyone in the room who is affected by them and this leads to failures to consider everything to make things accessible.’

By Maya Radcliffe 3 Dec 2020
george moir

Playlist: George Moir

Following the release of his latest single Flowers, we asked bedroom pop visionary George Moir to make us a playlist. Tune in.

By Maya Radcliffe 27 Nov 2020
MK2

Interview: Mark Krajewski

'Not only do we use the power of technology to deliver excellent core services and support to our members, we use it to provide them with the data they need to develop their career and maximise their royalties.'

By Maya Radcliffe 26 Nov 2020
Yemi Alade

Interview: Yemi Alade

‘I draw my inspiration from life itself. It also comes from third-party experiences and some fiction. I’m a creative, I might as well create my world, right?’

By Sam Ilori 24 Nov 2020
Claire Singer

Interview: Claire M Singer

'The organ has one of the largest repertoires and has a strong classical concert organ scene and that is equally important. In my opinion, we should embrace its historic repertoire but also help it to grow.'

By Maya Radcliffe 23 Nov 2020
Alicai Harley

Playlist: Alicai Harley

Following the release of her latest single, I Just Wanna Know, we asked Alicai Harley to make us a playlist for the weekend.

By Maya Radcliffe 20 Nov 2020
helen wallace

Interview Helen Wallace

‘I wish I had a magic formula, but I can only pass on what I’ve learnt from all the women composers we spoke to during the series. Believing deeply in your own work is critical, and finding those friends and mentors who understand what you are trying to do.’

By Harriet Wybor 19 Nov 2020
omar lye fook

Interview: Omar

‘My story has been going quite steadily for the last 35, 36 years. I just want to keep adding to the catalogue. This is something that I'm known for, that I produce a lot of quality music, and I just want to be able to keep that flow going.’

By Julia Connor 16 Nov 2020
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