Nadia Younes

Tonight’s Ryan Adams show sadly feels entirely self-indulgent, making for an overall disappointingly dull show.

The music industry has changed a lot over the last decade, and Gerry Cinnamon is a perfect example of an artist thriving in a changing musical landscape.

The two sides to slowthai are explored on TYRON, allowing him time for some much-needed self-reflection after a turbulent year.

Record label and design studio LuckyMe celebrates its 15th anniversary this year, so we looked back at its history, from its early days on MySpace to its game-changing releases.

LA-based trio YACHT talk about using machine learning technology to produce their latest album Chain Tripping, and why we still need humans in the loop

The man behind Bristol's Livity Sound label chats ahead of their showcase at The Bongo Club for Headset's fifth birthday party.

Walt Disco's much-anticipated debut album, Unlearning, is gritty, melodramatic, and a little bit batshit.

Listen back to Beth Cochrane and Laura Waddell's Books takeover on The Skinny's EH-FM slot.

It’s difficult to tell what Lupe Fiasco is trying to achieve with Drogas Light, the first of three albums from the Chicago rapper.

Before she concludes her 2019 residency at Glasgow's La Cheetah Club, Shanti Celeste tells us about her debut album Tangerine and why she loves playing in Glasgow