In case you missed it, here's everything we learnt from Lorna Clarke, director of music at the BBC, at PRS' London Members' Day 2022.

M Magazine speaks to producers Duke & Jones about their viral hit Jiggle Jiggle, Louis Theroux and getting clearance from Neil Diamond.

When Mercury Prize-nominated folk artist Kate Rusby isn't writing and performing her own stuff, she's co-curating the ace Underneath the Stars Festival. Here, she shares her line-up faves for 2018...

Recorded music business veteran John Preston has sadly passed away aged 67, prompting a flood of tributes from across the industry.

‘In all honesty, I'm still stunned by it all and can't quite believe it,’ says Gordon Giltrap of his recent appointment as an MBE. Here, the guitarist and composer reflects on his career and achievements.

'I was looking for something else, something that would take our craft in another direction,' says The Libertines' drummer Gary Powell on the band's new album...

Mark Paytress chats to the amp-trashing guitar legend about his 50 year dedication to the rock ‘n’ roll cause.

‘We still haven’t finished the job’ - the Wonder Stuff’s Miles Hunt tells us why he’s still hungry for success 30 years in...

Colin Matthews, Elizabeth Winters and Toby Young are among the composers to contribute to an album celebrating the work of late composer Sir Andrzej Panufnik.

MCPS, part of the MPA Group, is delighted to announce the highest per year distribution of royalties to songwriter, composer and publisher members since 2012.

'Get rid of rational thought altogether and run from your heart straight to the pen': Steve Mason chats songwriting...

'Techno is the only music that can't be commercialised, it's the eternal musical underdog' - Scottish electronic aficionados Slam, aka Stuart McMillan and Orde Meikle, stay true to the cause.

Alexandra Coghlan meets the composer who's been creating symphonies since he was five years old.

The estate of Prince has selected Universal Music Publishing to represent the late artist’s whole catalogue.

Tersha Willis and Jack McGruer - the brains behind music industry start-up Terrible Merch - offer their essential advice for creating great merch..

Now in it’s third year Welcome to My City returns in April with another diverse line-up, including China Bowls, Fred Fredas, Chesqua, Vital, and Hull-based hip hop artist Chiedu Oraka, who curates this Friday’s playlist.

Ryan Wilmott, director of GMC Events, examines how recent years have led to changes in the live events industry, and the resulting impact on emotional sustainability and infrastructure.

As The Kooks release their sixth album, 10 Tracks to Echo in the Dark, M Magazine speaks to frontman Luke Pritchard about the band’s evolution.

‘We’ve always had a mission to show to other Polish artists that it’s possible to succeed’ - electronic duo and new PRS for Music members Catz N Dogz on changing pre-conceptions…

Welsh singer songwriter The Gentle Good (aka Gareth Bonello) travels far and wide for his music, seeking out traditional melodies to spark his muse. Watch him perform a song inspired by a six week residency in China...

Faber Music has signed a new publishing agreement with composer Harry Escott.

With the Ivors 2022 just days away, we spoke to friends, collaborators and Most Performed Work nominees Mike Needle and Dan Bryer about what went in to writing Tom Grennan’s smash hit, Little Bit of Love.

Streaming growth and continuing demand for vinyl were among factors to fuel the increase.