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Jamie Cullum

I Wrote That: Jamie Cullum - The Age of Anxiety

‘I can be pretty tough on myself, but you’ve got to write a lot of songs to make a few keepers. This one feels like a keeper.’

By Maya Radcliffe 2 Sep 2020
Nainita Desai

I Wrote That: Nainita Desai - For Sama

‘Sitting in the Cannes cinema, seeing women and grown men crying around me, was the moment I realised that we had gone down the right path in trying to reach and connect with people. Seeing them respond to the film in such a strong emotional way was total validation for all the work we had put in.’

By Maya Radcliffe 1 Sep 2020
Alex Kassner, Roberto Neri, John Truelove and Jo Smith

Meet the directors recently elected to the PRS Board

Following the PRS 2020 AGM, M caught up with the Board directors to get to know them a little better.

By Paul Nichols 25 Aug 2020
BAND

Interview: Chris Hardy, B.A.N.D

'Bands are also supposed to be a reflection of the communities in which they stand, this simply isn't the case. Representation of different ethnicities, cultures and backgrounds is practically non-existent.'

By Maya Radcliffe 21 Aug 2020
One Bit

Playlist: One Bit

Back at it again with their latest track Luv U So, we asked electronic duo One Bit to make us a playlist for the weekend. Tune in.

By Maya Radcliffe 21 Aug 2020
benedict cork

PRS Emergency Relief Fund recipient Benedict Cork discusses mental health in music

Acclaimed musician Benedict Cork opens up about his mental health struggles, how COVID-19 has impacted his wellbeing and how the PRS Emergency Relief Fund provided vital support.

By Maya Radcliffe 20 Aug 2020
nuha ruby rah

Playlist: Nuha Ruby Ra

Following the release of her latest single Cruel, we asked Nuha Ruby Ra to make us a playlist for the weekend. Tune in.

By Maya Radcliffe 14 Aug 2020
ctrl

Behind the Scenes: Women in CTRL

‘To work towards a truly diverse and inclusive music industry change needs to happen within the organisations. Everybody can action change regardless of their size or resources, if there is the intent to change then change can happen.’

By Maya Radcliffe 12 Aug 2020
Ivorian Doll

Interview: Ivorian Doll

'Hold your head up high and count your blessings. Not everyone is going to like you, however you are in a great position and use the opportunity wisely. Always be 10 steps ahead. Don’t let anybody bring you down.'

By Maya Radcliffe 12 Aug 2020
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