‘This is what an internal feeling might sound like – to me anyway’: Get to know the idiosyncratic sound of MF Tomlinson.

Punk rocker, DJ, musician and film-maker Don Letts give us his insight into what makes for a great film score and his role in the BBC’s Sound of Cinema series.

We quiz electronic songsmith East India Youth on going it alone…

To mark week three of Black History Month 2022, Guest Editor Alexandra Ampofo gives her personal account of being a Black woman in the industry, and speaks to Kym Thomas about the profound influence Black culture has on popular music and how that culture is kept alive.

'Nylon string guitar, tape, Lisbon, love, solitude, 37 degree heat and heartbreak': Will Samson takes us behind the scenes of his ace new acoustic LP...

We meet Loyle Carner, South London’s hip hop whiz and one of the nicest young artists around, to chew the fat on songwriting, cooking and his debut LP, Yesterday’s Gone…

‘You have to keep evolving as a songwriter otherwise you may as well lie down and die’ - Imelda May gives us the skinny on her new record, Life Love Flesh Blood…

With 2nd LP Lustmore about to drop, we quiz Brainfeeder’s Lapalux on how he developed his love for the weird…

In a landmark year, PRS for Music became a billon pound society, collecting a massive £1.08 billion in revenues

The ex-Delgados songwriter and Chemikal Underground co-founder lets us in on the making of her new solo LP...

Ask a room full of people what Nordic music means to them and you’ll get a different answer every time. From the biggest hits of The Saturdays to the enigmatic post-rock of Sigur Rós, from Björk to black metal, PRS’ Nordic songwriters have made their mark around the world.

M Magazine spoke to Jamie Njoku-Goodwin to discuss the important UK Music is doing to protect and support the industry during these increasingly challenging times.

Stephanie Phillips speaks to Moderate Rebels about writing mantras, being provocative, and just what exactly a moderate rebel is.

It would be a waste of our reach, not to talk about things that matter to us': to celebrate Welsh Language Music Day we caught up with post-punk trio Adwaith…

After a year of political turmoil, a refugee crisis and increasing unrest in the Middle East, music makers are once again using their art to challenge the status quo. Jim Ottewill finds out how…

With over 30 years’ musical experience, Andy Scott is a key player in the worlds of British classical music and jazz. We quizzed him on his British Composer Award nominated piece, A Child Like You…

‘I just used my phone, filmed a load of stuff and made a video’ Crushed Beak’s guitarist and songwriter Matt Poile nonchalantly remarks about their latest promo.

Q talks about his Ivor, extraordinary career and what continues to drive him.

‘Folk music is in a terrible state. I think there’re too many people who think they’re custodians of it,’ says 9Bach’s Martin Hoyland.

'My biggest fear is that I will end up sounding twee,' confides the Estonian electronic whiz...

Brian Hodgson, one of the founding fathers of British electronic music, explains how he imagined the future...

Sorren Maclean, Marie Fielding and Rachel Walker are among the nominees for the Composer of the Year prize at the upcoming MG Alba Scots Trad Music Awards.

M Magazine speaks to South Wales musician, actor and Quincy Jones mentee, Noah Francis Johnson.

As the Notting Hill Carnival becomes a fading memory, historical musicologist Kwaku provides the early history of the Carnival, some of which counters the received wisdom we have about Europe's largest street festival.

'I never want the "band" label to limit our freedom' - Ben from Luxury Death on blurring the boundaries between music and art...