The Midi Music Company is a music education and artist development charity and the founder / executive director Wozzy Brewster, along with some of the artists that have benefitted from their services, give us some insight into a successful career in music.

A decade in and the revolving brass collective Hackney Colliery Band are still tearing it up in British jazz. We get the skinny ahead of the release of their ace new LP, Collaborations: Volume One...

Shy songwriter and ex-guitarist with The Coral talks candidly to M...

From luxury to heartache and back again: meet the iconic pop star who's put his demons away and embraced music…

We get under the skin of Roisin Murphy, queen of outsider pop...

Will Page touches base with Eumir Deodato to reflect on his career as a composer and arranger, and finds out why he is credited with inventing house music.

Following the release of the video for The Vision They Had, Kaeshelle Rianne caught up with Renell Shaw to dig deeper into the making of The Windrush Suite.

Will Gregory talks about projects away from Goldfrapp

Sought-after British composer Judith Bingham wrote the new organ piece The Everlasting Crown for the annual Proms festival this year. It debuted yesterday at London’s Royal Albert Hall by organist Stephen Farr, and has already received critical acclaim.

Laura Smyth, archive director at the English Folk Dance and Song Society (EFDSS), on what constitutes folk music in 2016 and how artists today can learn from the old ways...

Philosophy, death and entropy are just some of the knotty topics composer Kenneth Hesketh likes to wrestle with in his work. Here, he tells us more about his diverse interests and how they feed into his music...

‘My problem is I don’t have a poker face, so if anybody starts talking crap to me they can see exactly what I’m thinking': film composer Clint Mansell on life in Tinseltown.

Meet the circuit benders & aural evangelists stepping out from behind their laptops to embrace the new hardware boom...

M speaks to Janeace about her new role, the importance of diversity and inclusion, and the future of PRS.

‘If you put everything in, you’ll get everything out': get to know soul/pop rising star NAHLI.

Following his appearance on The Songwriters Podcast, and to celebrate the 20-year anniversary of Groovejet, M caught up with songwriter extraordinaire Rob Davis.

Kaeshelle Rianne speaks to the women empowered by the Native Management backed Technical Tour Training course (3T).

M Magazine caught up with Emma McGrath to find out what she’s been up to since her buoyant awards performance at PRS Presents six years ago.

M spoke to Claire ahead of the Composer Awards on 1 December to discuss her nominated work, the role of technology in her compositions and the evolution of her music.

We spoke to Paul Hawkins, head of volunteering and skill development at Attitude is Everything, to find to more about the organisation.

We tune in to electronic music’s great female pioneers to discover an exhilarating network of influence and innovation.

Anita Awbi spends time with digital experts and strategists across the publishing sector to gauge how streaming is shaking up their business.

‘It’s really important that we move beyond equating the value of women to just the way they look. I always feel like there’s a real lack of women in certain areas of the music industry, like engineering, mixing, and producing.’ Says singer-songwriter Phildel.

There is nothing macho about having hearing loss and raging tinnitus: app developer Rupert Brown shares his experience of the condition.

PRS for Music chief executive Andrea Czapary Martin interviews Member Council President Michelle Escoffery to discuss Michelle’s career pathway.