Check out our selection of the most intriguing music makers to register with PRS for Music over the last three months. This quarter we profile indie popsters We Were Evergreen, forward thinking producer Auntie Flo and punk poet Jock Scott...

Spinning on an elastic axis of post punk fuzz and African rhythms, the fancy musical footwork of Glasgow’s Sacred Paws has taken some giant steps since the group’s inception, winning the Scottish Album of the Year and dazzling leftfield music fans.

'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...

Jamie MacMillan speaks to the bands on Brixton’s Wide Awake Festival line-up about the enduring nature of the UK’s underground scene

The acclaimed dance and electronic artist is embracing being celebrated in the classical music space.

Welcome to our latest playlist, this time compiled by award-winning British trumpet player Laura Jurd. Check out her selection of inspirations and influences...

Field Music, one of the UK's most idiosyncratic pop acts, on new LP Commontime, songwriting and getting love from Prince...

Massive Attack producer and Halo 4 composer Neil Davidge bares all on the creative process ahead of the release of his debut album Slo Light…

Here's the top tips and advice for mothers and parents from our recent PRS Connects: Mothers in Music panel.

The Mechanical-Copyright Protection Society which collects royalties from the reproduction of musical works on behalf of 26,000 songwriters, composers and publishers, announces record £157.8m distribution to members in 2020, a significant 10% increase on 2019.

Jamie Njoku-Goodwin, chief executive of UK Music, warns that the sector still faces ‘economic storm’ as report reveals fragile recovery.

‘Composers are like sharks - if we don’t keep moving forward, we die’ - award winner Guy Michelmore lets us in on his new course and how to make it in the film music industry…

‘Don’t wait for anyone to come along with a cigar in their mouths and say “I’ll make you a star”’ – Frank Turner-approved folk singer songwriter Will Varley on making it DIY…

Author, activist and artist The Secret DJ explores what happens when musical acts decide it’s time to say goodbye.

Sports Team drummer Al Greenwood speaks to PVA guitarist Ella Harris about the challenges they have both faced in the music industry and steps we can take to expand access to the sector. 

The Invisible's Dave Okumu gives us the lowdown on overcoming calamity with creativity...

Jordan Madani, the latest Mancunian singer songwriter to join PRS for Music's Songs for Manchester campaign, lets us in on his musical past and where he's going next...

UK Music has released new data about the ethnic backgrounds of those working in the UK music industry.

We learn how Young Fathers' evolution from mainstream MCs to acerbic outsiders has made the world sit up and listen

We catch up with PRS for Music chief executive Robert Ashcroft to learn the story behind 2016's record royalty numbers and hear about the society’s biggest challenges in 2017 and beyond...

M caught up Malta’s Red Electrick to discuss life in the band and the unique challenges and opportunities that bands from Malta experience.

To mark the start of the 20th anniversary tour for The Coral's debut record — stopping first at Sheffield’s The Leadmill on 3 March — M Magazine spoke to ringleader James Skelly about their rapid rise to the top of the indie ranks

New report reveals COVID-19 wiped out one in three music jobs

Deal reflects the essential value that songwriters bring to the industry and industry platforms alike.

A special BPI Insight Session demonstrated just how closely music and sports are linked and offered some fascinating insights into the licensing and sync options within those worlds.