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The Long Weekend

From sweaty club nights to pyjama-clad family festivals, Rob da Bank has spent three decades shaping the UK’s music landscape. Here, the DJ, broadcaster and Bestival founder reflects on the rise and fall of rave culture, and why slowing down might be the most radical thing he’s done yet

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Tokio Myers

From a Kilburn flat to the global stage, pianist and composer Tokio Myers reflects on his personal journey, his 2024 album, and his partnership with Jaeger-LeCoultre

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Mustafa

As Mustafa launches his new album Dunya, the Sudanese-Canadian musician sits down with friend and collaborator Dev Hynes, of Blood Orange, to reflect on his creative process and the importance of preservation.

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Maintaining the Intimacy

A chat with Waxahatchee around Tigers Blood A pair of studio glimpses bookend “Under a Rock”, a […]

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Soundtrack: Joey Pollari

Ahead of the release of I’ll Be Romance, the actor and musician discuses a key influence […]

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Black Classical Music

Yussef Dayes’ majestic new album finds a home around the world “I like being the bandleader,” […]

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Fragments

Bonobo reflects on his versatile new album

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Rare, Forever

Leon Vynehall reflects on his latest album – an immersive dive into his psyche

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Soundtrack: Luke Abbott

The electronic musician shares his love for Tears For Fears

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Thundercat

Stephen Bruner reflects on love and tragic loss with his latest album

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Soundtrack: Yukimi Nagano

From Prince to D’Angelo, the Little Dragon singer shares the music that has shaped her songwriting

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Soundtrack: Maxi Jazz

Lead vocalist of British band Faithless reveals his obsession with Todd Rundgren’s album ‘Something/Anything’