Wicked Game: Maisie Peters
On second album ‘The Good Witch’, Maisie Peters is operating at the height of her powers.
Sarah Kinsley – 'Ascension' EP review: effervescent songs bursting with joy and promise
The New York musician's potential ascends to new heights on her third EP
TREMORS// Lucinda Chua's mesmeric debut album marks a new beginning
Cellist and multi-disciplinary artist Lucinda Chua has lived many lives in music. With her debut album ‘YIAN’, she has created an immersive world of healing, self-acceptance and closure.
Gracie Abrams | Cover Story
As she releases debut album ‘Good Riddance’ and prepares to go on tour with Ms Taylor Swift, Gracie Abrams is practising accountability in her life and music – the result is some of her most nuanced work to date.
Hannah Jadagu has mastered a new kind of coming-of-age album
The Sub Pop signee's debut broadens her range beyond its DIY origins, and mirrors the way that change can heighten emotions
Gracie Abrams – 'Good Riddance': a bold exploration of the difficult side of introspection
After building a name on whispered lower-case musings, the singer-songwriter offers up her most confident, full-bodied project to date.
Maggie Rogers live in London: feeling it all, together
November 10, Alexandra Palace: The artist’s return to the stage post-pandemic is an ecstatic celebration of the power of live music
NME | Cover Story - Japanese Breakfast: “There’s freedom and creative growth in not having anything to prove”
Following the success of third album ‘Jubilee’, as well as her stunning, soon-to-be-adapted memoir Crying in H Mart, Michelle Zauner is operating at the peak of her powers
Taylor Swift – ‘Midnights’ review: chameleonic artist reminds us of her razor-sharp creative vision
Taylor Swift has crafted an intoxicating concept album shimmering with honesty and creative experimentation. The album is playful and fluorescent, but its ambitions don’t always stick the landing.
More Than Fashion | Josie Ho
Josie Ho speaks to 5’ELEVEN” about her decades-long career and shares what she’s learned about art, style and what it means to be human through her life’s work at the meeting point of east and west.
Sam Austins: outspoken R&B star spearheading Detroit's musical renaissance
An audacious and freewheeling storyteller, the Pusha T-endorsed artist is kicking down the doors of genre in carving out his singular artistic point of view
TREMORS / Beckah Amani makes music about the beautiful chaos of our twenties
Moving with her family across Africa and Australia in early life taught singer-songwriter Beckah Amani that home is a feeling, not a place.
Maya Hawke - ‘Moss’ review: a thorny, prickly picture of womanhood
‘Moss’ picks up from the thoughtfulness and intrigue of Hawke’s impressive debut and stretches her lyrical and worldbuilding abilities to even darker corners | ★★★★
Blackpink – ‘BORN PINK’ review: confident and energetic, but on a familiar form
The girl group’s talent and star power are undeniable on their latest album, but the members are let down by a continued reliance on the same formula | ★★★
Laufey – ‘Everything I Know About Love’ review: an ode to the magic of life’s little moments
The LA-based Icelandic-Chinese artist infuses jazz tradition with modern intuition on her debut album | ★★★★
5'ELEVEN" Magazine | Joanna Vanderham
Vanderham speaks to 5’ELEVEN” about her acting process, her own sense of identity as an actor, and how she views style as a relationship reflecting our personal histories and values.
The Many Lives of NIKI | Cover Story
On second album 'Nicole', Indonesian singer-songwriter NIKI is finding her way back to her own beginning.
The Forty Five (Video) | In Depth with NIKI
In this interview, NIKI talks about the journey back into her past, to breathe new life into her much-loved "archive".
NME | In Conversation with The Linda Lindas
Ahead of The Linda Lindas' debut London show, the band discuss the new record, staying grounded, and creating music that makes a difference.
NME (Video) | In Conversation with The Linda Lindas
NME sits down with The Linda Lindas backstage at London’s O2 Academy Islington ahead of their first ever UK headline show.
Maggie Rogers: Can You Feel It All?
The last three years left Maggie Rogers hungry for feeling, connection and humanity. Her new album ‘Surrender’ is a kicking, screaming call to arms that embraces being alive.
renforshort: "It's your duty to be honest"
On debut album ‘dear amelia’, the grungy singer-songwriter delves into the dark parts of life, love and her inner world with more vulnerability and focus than ever.
Maggie Rogers, ‘Surrender’ review: a gut-punching celebration of being alive
Faced with the numbness and antipathy of modern life, Maggie Rogers fights back with feeling | ★★★★
King Princess - 'Hold On Baby': Review
A vulnerable musical experiment that stays true to her roots of authenticity | ★★★★
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