Paul Bridgewater

For our first tip for 2015, we catch up with the breakout four-piece from Madrid's garage rock scene. Find out why Hinds - previously Deers - are the most exciting band of the moment and why they'll dominate 2015!

The Icelandic composer and pianist Alice Sara Ott collaborate for The Chopin Project; hear "Verses" exclusively on Best Fit.

Alo (formerly Alo Lee) fuses vitriol-fuelled pop songwriting with a love of dark RnB into something self-assuredly on her own terms. She's here to rip up the rulebook and we love her for it.

He was the greatest pop star that ever lived and a towering figure in popular culture but Bowie leaves a legacy preserved and his tributes belong to the people, writes Best Fit editor Paul Bridgewater.

Bon Iver’s 22, A Million captures personal crisis and resolution better than any record this century. Paul Bridgewater finds its meaning through personal context.

“Sugar Don't Be Sweet” is the debut from 19-year old BRIT School alumna and South Londoner Jaz Karis; we talk her to her in her first ever interview.

As he prepares for the release of a new record that sees him unite with the likes of Mac DeMarco and Kurt Vile, comedy legend Tim Heidecker reveals the songs that have shaped his life.

Fundamentally a collection of hazy and unambiguously autobiographical love songs, Midnights finds its creator and her producer searching for a new pop sound to match Swift’s late night thoughts.

By leaning into her own brand of diaristic songwriting Taylor Swift has delivered her most cohesive and fascinating record to date with The Tortured Poets Department.

With a setlist that’s all killer and little filler, Stevie Nicks turns in one of BST Hyde Park’s best sets to date.