As Mental Health Awareness Week launches in the UK, Dr Claire Renfrew explains the impact of music on your psychological, physical and emotional wellbeing.

Liverpudlian psych-pop pioneers The Vryll Society curate our playlist with the sounds that inspired their latest ethereal masterpiece, their debut album.

Jazz guitarist Remi Harris lets us in on how he writes his music and what it means to be invited to the Montreal Jazz Festival via the PRS for Music Foundation and BBC Introducing…

UK acts Nao and Violet Skies have been announced among the first wave of acts for Eurosonic Noorderslag 2016.

Skepta, Kano and Christine and the Queens are among the shortlisted artists for The BRITs 2017.

Tom Bryant considers the raw power of British metal, uncovering a staunchly independent world.

Following her Best International Jazz Collaboration award win at the 2021 Mzantsi Jazz Awards, M Magazine caught up with poet, songwriter and gifted jazz vocalist Deelee Dubé.

Teams from across the music industry will take on a world-class obstacle course on Friday 15 September to raise money for Nordoff Robbins Music Therapy.

PRS For Music has reported a £3.8 million year-on-year increase in its July royalty distribution but warns members about COVID-19’s impact on future revenue.

The UK’s leading celebration of independent music venues returns for its sixth year from 28 January to 3 February 2019, with Novelist as ambassador.

An invitation to members of PRS for Music struggling during the pandemic to Join a webinar to help mental resilience and get advice through debt charity StepChange.

Superstar albums aside, consumers love choice, writes Rhian Jones on the rise of playlists and their growing power to shape artist, label and publisher success.

Struggling with last minute Christmas present ideas? Why not give the gift of music.

'Try to think beyond the pre-existing norms of the medium': celebrated videogame, TV and filmscore composer Stephen Baysted on getting a foothold in the industry...

M explores the poetic evolution of UK hip hop lyricism, from its roots in the Windrush Generation to modern-day greats like Dizzee Rascal and Giggs.

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.

‘Being isolated and doing something in a very lonely way, I don’t knock that at all. But I’m just trying to encourage what could happen if you cross that bridge and interact with people,’ says Bernard Butler.

Harriet Wybor speaks to composers Sarah Lianne Lewis, Kate Marlais, Ella Jarman-Pinto, Eloise Gynn, Lola de la Mata, Janet Oates, Zoë Martlew and Carmen Ho.

'The first place I was public with it was on stage' - Ezra Furman on embracing gender non-conformity and the thinking behind new album, Transangelic Exodus...

Before his drum and bass career jumped off, producer Wilkinson was a gardener. We learn how horticulture’s loss is dance music's gain with the release of his new album Hypnotic…

Brian May has loomed large over British music since he co-founded Queen in 1970. We get the inside track on his career.

PRS for Music New Music Podcast - November

It's hard to believe that spritely indie imprint Transgressive Records is now 15 years old. Here, label co-founder Toby L curates some of his highlights from the back and current catalogue.

It’s out! The latest PRS for Music New Music podcast has arrived, featuring some of the hottest new bands.

Record labels, publishers and brands must take care to back the right grime artists in order for the genre to flourish, warns BBC 1Xtra music manager Austin Daboh.