Corinne Bailey Rae
Corinne Bailey Rae no longer cares about writing a hit. But with this new-found freedom has come some of her most exhilarating and powerful work to date. Lisa Wright meets an artist reborn.
On a September evening...
Hannah Diamond is showing me a black-and-white portrait of a young girl beaming proudly in a white ballet costume and a giant bow on her head. The picture is one of the only photos taken of her paternal grandmother,...
It's a scorching LA day when we meet Sabrina Teitelbaum – AKA Blondshell – in an Eagle Rock pinball bar in the late afternoon. It's an odd choice of spot for the sober New Yorker (also not a pinball...
Madison Beer has been through it. After a period of self-healing, she's back with the music she's always wanted to make. Marianne Eloise meets her to find out what fills the 'Silence Between Songs'.
At Barn on the Farm festival in Gloucestershire, we had a little chat with festival homies and "broken-hearted girlies" Olivia Dean and Rachel Chinouriri.
Mae Muller
Mae Muller isn't going to let a little thing like Eurovision get in the way of her Main Pop Girl ambitions. Hannah Mylrea meets Mae in her local boozer, to talk upcoming debut album, 'Sorry I'm Late'.
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Publicists are the vital connectors between the artists you love and music publications like The Forty-Five. They’re the people who facilitate all the shoots and interviews that you see on this site and beyond, whilst also providing an all-important...
When Amber Bain wrote the lyric that would become the title of her second album, ‘In The End It Always Does’, she even surprised herself with its implicit wisdom. “I was like, ‘Oh my God,’” she recalls over the...
In May last year, South Africa-born, Berlin-based artist Alice Phoebe Lou was given just over one month's notice to leave her home of four years. The flat that had been her safe haven in a foreign city was suddenly...
After LA-based electronic-pop artist Glüme Harlow performs a gig, she’s often approached by fans who will speak to her in hushed tones. “People come up to talk to me about their childhood trauma for a while,” she says. “Some...