Print Sport Editor, Eloise Grainger, gives her predictions regarding her year in music, particularly the heated battle to be her number one artist
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Print Sport Editor, Eloise Grainger, gives her predictions regarding her year in music, particularly the heated battle to be her number one artist
Zac Robinson talks through the hopeful artists in his Spotify wrapped, citing some of the finest music produced in our generation
Bethany Donovan reviews the wonderful soundtrack to Mary Poppins, drawing upon its infectious magic and connections to her childhood
Anna Spencer reviews the musical film Evita, drawing upon its excellent soundtrack, powerful acting and personal connections
Print Sport Editor, Eloise Grainger, gives her predictions regarding her year in music, particularly the heated battle to be her number one artist
Zac Robinson talks through the hopeful artists in his Spotify wrapped, citing some of the finest music produced in our generation
Bethany Donovan reviews the wonderful soundtrack to Mary Poppins, drawing upon its infectious magic and connections to her childhood
Anna Spencer reviews the musical film Evita, drawing upon its excellent soundtrack, powerful acting and personal connections
Henry Anderson reveals what is on his eerie playlist as 31st October approaches…
Jakub Ciesielski fights for the Beatles to beat Queen in this round of Battle of the Bands, drawing upon their remarkable discography, timeless legacy and stellar cultural impact
Wilfred Smith argues (fairly cynically) for why Queen are a greater band than The Beatles, looking at contemporary competition, monthly listeners and memorable stage presence
Harry Morrison gives an in depth discussion of a show from Olivia Rodrigo’s latest tour, praising her musical talent, connection with the fans and spectacular set design.
Emily Pink discusses RAYE’s set at Radio 1’s Big Weekend from the personal experience of being in the crowd, assessing in great depth the power of the performance and RAYE’s incredible discography.
Online Music Editor, Maya Fernandes reviews “Cartwheels”, the debut single from up-and-coming band, Soft Launch.
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