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Horse Meat Disco

Interview: Horse Meat Disco

‘I think it’s virtually impossible to capture any club night in any other way than being there. How many club scenes in movies make you squirm for instance?! What we tried to do was to put together an album that flowed like one of the nights.’

By Kate Wildblood 12 Nov 2020
Supriya Nagajaran

Interview: Supriya Nagarajan

‘An intension of the album is to heal the mind and heart, to give solace and comfort to the listener. I think somebody at home with lights out and sitting with their feet up listening to the album should come out feeling comforted, in a strange way.’

By Olly Wareham 6 Nov 2020
Rosehip Teahouse

Playlist: Rosehip Teahouse

Following the release of their latest track A Million Times, released in October, we asked Welsh newcomers Rosehip Teahouse to make us a playlist. 

By Maya Radcliffe 6 Nov 2020
LKJ

Watch: Windrush Generation Trickle Down

Eddie Capone CC spoke to Allan Wilmot and Linton Kwesi Johnson (pictured) for a documentary about the Windrush Generation as part of PRS Presents Black History Month. Watch it in full below.

By Maya Radcliffe 4 Nov 2020
daphne oram

Behind the Scenes: The Oram Awards 2020

Following the news of this year’s recipients, we asked The Oram Awards’ producer Karen Sutton to take us behind the scenes.

By Maya Radcliffe 2 Nov 2020
Toots

In memorium: PRS members remembered

As Black History Month 2020 comes to an end, we pay tribute to some of the incredible PRS for Music members who have died in the last 12 months. 

By Sam Ilori 30 Oct 2020
Ben Wynter

Playlist: Ben Wynter, PRS Foundation

As M's Black History Month curation draws to a close, we asked Guest Editor Ben Wynter to make us a playlist of Black songwriters and producers who have received the Hitmaker Fund from PRS Foundation.

By Ben Wynter 30 Oct 2020
mickey d

Interview: Mickey D

‘If you’re successful and Black in the music industry — most people know the artists, know the songs but they generally don’t know the people behind it all. Unless you’ve got people in your peer group that are in the industry, you’re not going to hear about people like me.’

By Vuyokazi Mtukela 29 Oct 2020
Skin from Skunk Anansie

Interview: Skin

‘Black people can do anything. We really can do everything, anything that we want, and it is about finding your way and finding the journeys. That is not always straightforward.’

By Michelle Escoffery 29 Oct 2020
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