Actress Paris Berelc on creative evolution after 13 years in the industry, telling her own stories and finding an identity beyond the roles that first defined her.
Noctis caught up with Amahla to talk about the art of being dramatic, the enduring magic of 70s soul, and why a little hope goes a long way.
WHATMORE brought infectious energy, catchy tunes and wholesome friendship to The Lower Third in London for their first-ever European show, proving that this New York five-piece are only getting started.
JGrrey's debut album you, me and jen is not an easy listen in the sense that it asks something of you. It asks you to sit with contradictions, to hold complexity, to resist the urge to resolve things that do not resolve.
Tamta opens up about the excitement and nerves of that first runway walk for Natasha Zinko, the freedom of not settling on a single version of herself, and the raw new world she’s building for her next album.
Glasgow singer-songwriter Jamie Rafferty releases his debut EP, Detached Observations, explporing the outside world and understanding himself.
Collaborative visual essay Keep Britain Diverse, explores what it means to belong to Britain today, confronting the contradictions of its past and the rhetoric surrounding immigration, identity and belonging.
British-Nigerian multidisciplinary artist FAITH is carving out a world of her own, blending electronic production, hip-hop and Nigerian rhythms into a sound that defies categorisation. With her self-titled EP, FAITH, she explores feminine rage, self-discovery and creative freedom.
Don't miss out on London's biggest queer Halloween party, False Idols will take overDrumsheds on Saturday, October 24th.
Indie pop artist Sam Foster Smith's debut EP embraces memories of youth while exploring teenage freedom through a host of coming-of-age stories.
LUSH invited guests to celebrate the launch of Best Day of All Time, its latest compilation album, with an intimate evening of live music, conversation, cocktails and networking.