Music

The pop rockers invited fans to fuck around with facial AR technology for their new music video, People. Here the directors explain how it’s the first of its kind.

Review: In 2016, Kano delighted grime loyalists with Made In The Manor – a return to form musically. His new album sustains his second wind.

The German artist has cooked up a potent pop recipe, with pinch of Charli, Britney and Madge.

Review: The superstar’s seventh LP is a shimmering ode to long-term romance.

The skateboarding veteran and UK dance producer have found a creative kinship. It’s a love-in!

Melbourne’s nightlife scene may be under a club-closure crisis, but DJ Andras is here to prove the party is still well and truly alive.

In light of new documentary Devil's Pie, Reba Maybury reflects on the emotional, musical and sexual complexities of D'Angelo.

As he releases his new single Nowhere Like It, the rising star shows us why there’s no one like him.

Review: At the first date of the Sweetener tour, it becomes clear that Ariana's a pop legend in the making.

With encouragement from the pop sisterhood, the former Fifth Harmony member has dropped new single Motivation, which was co-written by Ariana Grande.

The Face hung out with London’s favourite “badkid” ahead of the release of his new track Hell N Back, out today.

The DJ and producer has become a trusted source for dancefloor euphoria. Her next album Resonant Body is her most joyful chapter of her journey so far.

The rapper has been found guilty of assault after an ordeal which provoked powerful feelings about race, privilege and international politics.

Having relocated from Paris to the countryside in Kent, Joe Mount shares his tips for rural living and domestic bliss.

Over the years, a number of dancehall artists have attracted negative attention for homophobic lyrics. Jamaica Pride gathers a community who love the genre's celebratory aspects.

Get up close and personal with the Long Beach native as she drops her new EP dear April, ily.

Review: 20 years ago, no one expected longevity from the 18-legged hate machine. But even after losing three members, they're proving they have substance behind the gimmicks.

Once the subject schoolyard taunts, African heritage is now a badge of pride among the UK diaspora. The music scene is driving the cultural shift.

He spent two years living in the woods, away from society, and has emerged fully intact with an explosive sound. But exactly who is iZNiiK?

The underground Australian band have long specialised in seductive melancholia. For their first album in half a decade, they’ve let some light in.