Liverpool four-piece Courting are part of a new wave of UK bands spearheading the Britpop revival. We asked them to make us a playlist.

M asked not one, but two Secret Garden party goers to give their take on the popular festival. In part one, PRS for Music set list collector Claire Humphreys shares her experiences of a festival famed for its spontaneity, quirkiness and random encounters…to a musical soundtrack

The move to drop the term is supported by UK Music, which is the collective voice of the UK music industry, and all UK Music members.

We chat to the hip-hop outsiders after their surprise Mercury Prize win...

PRS for Music’s chief information officer spoke to M about recent technology developments taking place behind the scenes, which will allow it to continue delivering excellent services to members.

‘I grew up on Emerson, Lake and fucking Palmer!’ D’n’b icon Goldie gives us the skinny on 20 years in the game

The latest installment of the PRS for Music New Music Podcast focuses on some incredible British jazz artists.

Welcome to our latest playlist, this week curated by Xtra Mile laureate Chris T-T. Dig into his ace selection of folk, alt-rock and art pop nuggets - perfect for a long autumn drive...

'It feels like nothing’s too weird for UK pop right now': writer/producer/performer Raphaella gives us her take on the 21st century studio dynamic...

Ben McEwen, head of online at PRS for Music, gives his perspectives on streaming, online and the future of digital music…

With Big Brother set to return on ITV2 in 2023, M Magazine spoke to Andy Gray about composing one of British TV's most memorable themes.

Bristol based noise-rock outfit Spectres on their gigs with Ride this week and what they've got up their sleeves for the rest of 2017...

After ten years in dance music Tronik Youth is gearing up to release his debut LP - we get to grips with the new record and label Nein.

North East of England has a fiercely independent music scene bristling with new songwriting talent.

PRS for Music Announces Britain’s Hardest Working Bands of 2010. Peter Andre has been crowned the most performed artist to headline at Major Venues for 2010 by PRS for Music.

UK Music has reacted to the victory of Donald Trump in the US presidential race stating that this will ‘undoubtedly bring with it visa implications’ for British bands.

PRS Foundation’s international gender balance initiative Keychange has received more than €1.4m (£1.3m) in funding from the EU Commission's Creative Europe programme.

There are many fables surrounding husband and wife duo Summer Camp that we decided to catch up with them to sift fact from fiction...

Jackie Davidson MBE and Peter Thoms have been elected as Performer Directors by PPL-registered performers. They will sit on both the PPL Performer Board and main PPL Board.

PRS for Music’s Tracy Lane remembers Maya Angelou who sadly passed away last week…

Composers Michael Finnissy and Julian Anderson received two awards each at the 13th British Composers Awards (BCAs) ceremony, which also welcomed five first-time winners.

With Disclosure, Gorgon City and Duke Dumont all enjoying huge chart success, Jim Ottewill discovers how the fusion of house music and classic songwriting has become the defining sound of 2014…

Chris Barrett finds out how the current wave of British success stories are making it in the US…

‘I didn’t realise how famous I’d been until long after I stopped being famous’ - Wreckless Eric on his new LP and almost 40 years somewhere near the top…

Paul Epworth, Fraser T. Smith and Nigel Godrich are among the producers shortlisted for the Music Producers Guild (MPG) Awards 2017.