M spoke to Samantha Togni, founder of Boudica, to find out more about the platform that aims to give visibility to womxn and non-binary artists.

Xtra Mile’s Ben Marwood is back after a year-long illness with his third record, Get Found. He tells us why music acted as a ‘form of rehab’ to pull him back from the brink…

Opal Tapes' boss Stephen Bishop discusses the growing trend for hardware kit and reveals what's next for the label...

You’ve probably heard Daniel Pemberton’s music but perhaps not heard of him. He is one of the most decorated British TV and film composers of recent years with an Ivor Novello Award and numerous BAFTAs under his belt.

‘I’m far more moved by authenticity than originality': composer Ailie Robertson on the musical past and present of Scotland.

Chris Sandford is the author of The Rolling Stones Fifty Years, published by Simon and Schuster.

As he prepares to drop his ace new LP, Origin, Antipodean songsmith Jordan Rakei chats about baring his soul, switching up his sound and digging spreadsheets in the studio...

From future pop stars to tomorrow's hottest indie bands, take a look at who's on our radar for the new year.

From pogoing indie-rock frontman to the toast of Tinseltown: composer Clint Mansell tells Anita Awbi how he swapped the West Midlands for the West Coast.

Meet Nik Colk Void - a twitchy musician whose output consistently challenges the status quo.

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

Dave Barker is a singer and songwriter from Kingston, Jamaica. His classic rocksteady and ska recordings have made him a cult hero around the world.

‘I really like it. It’s very lively. Some people might think it’s a bit wobbly but for me, it’s alive, it’s there, it’s that moment’: The Raincoats’ Ana Da Silva reflects on their hugely influential debut album 40 years after its release.

To celebrate the release of their new track Monolith, lifted from their forthcoming EP, we asked Oxford outfit Mandrake Handshake to make us a playlist.

The Icelander speaks to M about her most ambitious work to date

Released in September 2001, Kylie Minogue’s Can't Get You Out of My Head went on to become the Australian Popstress' biggest hit and one of this century's most popular and influential hits.

Keychange has announced a monumental milestone and impact on gender equality in the music industry and beyond.

We meet some of our newest members to join PRS for Music in the latest quarter including Declan McKenna, Mutado Pintado and Wolfgang and Camilla Buttress...

This week’s playlist comes courtesy of the folks behind Decolonise Fest. Dig in…

From funding grants to a new programme for aspiring composers.

The October 2021 edition of PRS presents will feature live performances from Nubya Garcia, Joel Culpepper and Nuha Ruby Ra

Since 2013, UK Music has published an annual report which reveals the economic contribution of the UK music business to the British economy.

We explore the career of synth pioneer Andy McCluskey and chart the progress of his electro-pop vehicle OMD...

London duo Alpines explain their love of fine-tuned icy pop & reveal what life’s been like since leaving Polydor...

2022 marks a staggering 25 years since the last UK winner of the Eurovision Song Contest, 1997’s Love Shine A Light by Katrina & The Waves. M Magazine caught up with the writer behind that smash hit, Kimberley Rew, to find out more about it.