Charlotte Gunn
Charlotte Gunn is the Founder and Editorial Director of The Forty-Five. Former NME Editor and journalist for the likes of Rolling Stone, DIY, The Face, Music Week, Red and Marie Claire, Charlotte founded The Forty-Five after experiencing the boys' club that is the music industry and recognising a need to champion female artists and storytellers. With over fifteen years experience as a writer and editor, her mission is to unite the world's best music journalists under one roof and to help create a diverse and representative music industry.
She's a big fan of Mitski and Phoebe Bridgers and believes boygenius are going to become the biggest band on the planet.
Bully Has Nothing Left To Prove
A sugaregg is a confectioner’s Fabergé. If you’re lucky enough to hold one, delicately, in your palm, a glance inside its perfect shell will...
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Natasha Bedingfield: “I feel so much sexier since having a baby”
Natasha Bedingfield needs little introduction. Her debut single 'Unwritten' was a worldwide smash, perfectly encapsulating the upbeat vibe of the early noughties and making...
45s of the week: Beabadoobee, Rejjie Snow, IDLES and more
The tracks you need to hear this week
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The Streets – ‘None Of Us Are Getting Out Of This Life Alive’ review:...
“You call and call my phone thinking I’m doing nothing better/I’m just waiting for it to stop so I can use it again.”
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Dream Wife’s Rakel Mjöll: “I hope people appreciate a gig more after this”
It's been two years since Dream Wife released their rowdy, self-titled debut album. The trio, who formed at art college in Brighton, quickly built...