Rhian Daly
Rhian Daly is a freelance music journalist with over ten years experience interviewing some of the world's most famous pop stars. As well as writing for The Forty-Five since launch, she's contributed work to NME, DIY, Time Out and Rolling Stone UK. Between 2013 and 2016, she was also the assistant reviews editor at NME. She likes K-pop and indie discos in equal measure and is proudly ARMY.
St Vincent’s back and a ‘Broken Man’ on fiery new single
Three years after ‘Daddy’s Home’, St Vincent is finally back with a buzzing, blistering new single, ‘Broken Man’.
The track is the first to be...
Kacey Musgraves’ ‘Deeper Well’ Etsy store has us in full nesting mode
On her upcoming new album, ‘Deeper Well’, Kacey Musgraves navigates her way through a healing phase – and what better way to do that than...
Rosalía and BLACKPINK’s Jisoo are Paris Fashion Week’s coolest new besties
If you’re in Paris right now, you won’t be able to move for chic celebs making their way to and from fashion shows. Among...
We have the Hollywood strike to thank for Ariana Grande’s new album
Ariana Grande might be ramping up to return with her seventh album ‘Eternal Sunshine’, but she wasn’t intending to be back in the music...
Is Cardi B missing? Her fans seem to think so
It’s been a while since the world heard from Cardi B, who has been so quiet of late that her fans have mocked up...
Jazmin Bean – ‘Traumatic Livelihood’ review: dark becomes light on shining debut
Jazmin Bean’s long-awaited debut album ‘Traumatic Livelihood’ might explore some of the dark experiences the musician has been through in their life, but its...
Lime Garden – ‘One More Thing’ review: creative highs and relatable concerns
Over the last four years, Lime Garden have been bubbling under as one of the country’s best new indie bands. Each new single released...
45s of the week: Little Simz, DYLAN, Chloe Slater and more!
Little Simz – ‘Mood Swings’
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZPI8gve1_U
Little Simz has been sharing her ‘Drop’ EP series since 2014, using the records to try new things and move into...
Madi Diaz – ‘Weird Faith’ review: a gorgeous guide to love’s peaks and troughs
“I’m not a God person, but I’m never not searching,” Madi Diaz sings in ‘God Person’, subtly revealing the M.O. of her sixth album,...
The Last Dinner Party – ‘Prelude To Ecstasy’ review
In an alternate universe, The Last Dinner Party’s debut album would serve as the soundtrack to Yorgos Lanthimos’ Oscars contender Poor Things. It’s not...