Jen Long

Prioritising what felt good put Toronto indie-pop trio Wild Rivers on the path to making a record that shines with energy and joy with their third record Never Better.

Dominating a sea of cowboy hats and animal print, the country star disproves any lukewarm Glastonbury reports with a scintillating set.

Suffolk-born brother-sister duo Esme Emerson are growing their expansive pop sound in a mutually created artistic sanctuary.

After stripping everything back and questioning her motivation and desires, singer/songwriter Imogen Williams set about creating her truest work to date as Imogen and the Knife

After over a decade together as a band – and with their debut longplayer about to drop – Brighton-based Dutch Criminal Record have sentenced themselves to becoming a fresh force in UK guitar music.

Ahead of the debut of Rufus Wainwright’s Dream Requiem concert in Paris and a headline slot at Black Deer Festival in Kent, Best Fit finds the musician in an optimistic mood.

After years as part of a group, working with labels and writing for other people, Shaznay Lewis has finally embraced her own direction on new album Pages.

X Ambassadors tell Best Fit how they learnt to embrace their Ithaca roots on new album Townie.

How a move to Brighton was the catalyst for Bella Union-signed prog-rock trio Plantoid’s evolution.

Ending a seven-year hiatus with the release of new record Fugue in Twilight, Croquet Club, aka producer Jeremy Villecourt, tells Best Fit how he found the space to create.