Little Twirl – Juni Habel
“I have a principle, I don’t think you should work too long on a song – you risk getting bored. The joy of playing is quite fragile. I have to protect it. I make a lot, pick out the best and put them together. Then you always get another try in the next song. “
BETHY – How are you?
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Venus Fly Trap
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An interview with Dig Two Graves.
We asked Kenny and Josh from ‘Dig Two Graves’ a […]
What Ade Fabola did in lockdown.
We got to catch up with Ade Fabola (Dr Fabola) […]
An Interview with Emily Daccarett.
Fading Memories is the lead single to Emily’s concept album, […]
Moon and The Beams – New Album Preview!
Moon and the Beams are going to be releasing a […]
Music can be a lifeline.
Jaz moved to Manchester for a fresh start, and uses […]
Identity – Kala
We caught up with Jessie who is promoting equality, diversity […]
Musik Talks Women – Tay Temple
Before lockdown Musik caught up with musician Tay Temple. Below […]
Robo Dunkun – Submarine
“The song was just self-produced in my bedroom over lockdown” […]
LIEF – Opening a swap shop during a pandemic
LIEF has its grand opening today, welcoming you through its […]
BEESIGHDUH – Mime Games
The following interview is with Julia Clark the front woman […]
Deyah – Care City
Deyah is a London based urban artist, with her most recent […]
The Jerry Cans – Swell (My Brother)
The Jerry Cans have such a unique beautiful concept if […]
The Letrasets
Looking for your next indie band obsession? Look no further, […]
Black Hearts Prophets Co (a clothing brand with a difference.)
“BHPCO is an independent streetwear brand inspired by Skate and […]
Triple Six Steve – Medusa
The track Medusa has a dark undertone injected in to […]