Tom Metcalfe is the latest singer songwriter to front PRS for Music’s Songs for Manchester campaign. We meet an artist mixing up flamenco and folk…

M spoke to Ramona Rose, Abigail Asante and Kween Deekayy about their experiences in the competition, and got the judges' top tips for future applicants.

‘It’s quite a diverse skill set that you need in this role, beyond just the ability to compose’: Jon Opstad shares his experience of breaking into composing for film and TV.

Acclaimed beatboxer and theatre performer SK Shlomo delivers their most personal work yet in Breathe, as they discuss their non-binary identity in public for the first time.

M finds out what makes Mercury Music prize nominated electronic producer Jon Hopkins tick …

TesseracT, one of the UK’s finest purveyors of forward thinking prog and technical metal, tell us how they made their latest LP Polaris amid their unwavering dedication to life on the road…

With music industry cash increasingly hard to come by, brand collaborations can offer a vital source of income. Jim Ottewill explores how artists can enter into these partnerships and the pitfalls to avoid…

Opera composer Tim Benjamin tells us why the biggest challenge to the music is the word ‘opera’ itself…

King Hannah's Hannah Merrick and Afflecks Palace's J Fender discuss the ins and outs of 'bandmin'.

Ben Wynter on POWER UP's origin, what the future holds and why the music industry must continue to honour its Blackout Tuesday pledges.

The digital publishing expert explains the need for publishers and record labels to come together, and shares her thoughts on how the music industry can make the most of digital.

We caught up with sprawling jazz ensemble Robocobra Quartet - one of the most eclectic, unhinged and boisterous acts in the jazz world right now.

The multi-award winning drummer announces his support of the charity, which invests in music-making projects for disadvantaged children and young people.

The 20-year-old from Bath was chosen by a panel of over 130 industry experts and artists, including Billie Eilish, Sir Elton John, Ed Sheeran, Jorja Smith and more.

As electronic experimental artist Gross Net prepares for the release of his second record, Gross Net Means Gross Net, M has an exclusive premiere of one of the album tracks.

In 2020’s Q3 PPL, the collecting society for performers and record labels, made a distribution of £30.4 million.

M asked Evaline to keep a road diary of their time over here so far and Spencer Rinkus, who travelled with the band, reports on what went on...

‘It’s okay to look back at the past when the future feels so bright’ - singer songwriter David Gray on fame, fortune and where he’s heading next…

With new technologies opening up fresh possibilities and more festivals working with charitable organisations, El Hunt looks at the progress being made for Deaf and hearing-impaired music fans.

Julian Argüelles is one of the most influential figures in UK jazz - we get the lowdown on his new Tetra project featuring some of the best new players on the scene...

At the start of ESEA heritage month, Japanese-British artist and campaign manager Tiger Hagino Reid reflects on her journey to co-founding ESEA Music, a new group led by and for East and Southeast Asian artists and professionals in the UK music industry.

M Magazine caught up with host and singer-songwriter Melissa James on a host of subjects including race, the power of protest music, and what comes next for her Stronger on Sundays sessions.

The 2022 edition of The Great Escape takes place this week from Thursday 12 May to Saturday 14 May, so we’ve rifled through the bulging line-up to pick out this year’s unmissable bookings.

Ahead of the release of their debut album The Overload, M Magazine caught up with Yard Act frontman James Smith to find out what it's like to be caught up in the whirlwind.

LICE kingpin Alistair Shuttleworth on the excruciating xylophone-solo purgatory that shaped him and his enduring reverence for Scouse synthsmiths OMD...