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A collaboration between childhood friends – musician Four Tet and artist Anna Liber Lewis – explores clubbing nostalgia and bodies in flux
After 12 years The Cinematic Orchestra are back with a new release – a powerful call for critical self-examination scored with stellar collaborations
Newly signed Stones Throw artist Benny Sings discusses his latest album – City Pop – a soulful, joyful ode to love
The founder of music label Big Dada argues that rhythmic invention has been an integral facet of hip hop
American tenor Brian Jagde discusses his performance in Georges Bizet’s infamous opera, the nomadic life of a singer and why the art form remains relevant today
Port discovers how a new start up is revolutionising the audio industry by thinking afresh about how we hear
Jo Lawson-Tancred reflects on an inventive, eclectic tribute to experimental pioneers Organic Music at Cafe Oto in Dalston
Port and Superdry celebrate the label’s AW/17 Idris Elba-designed collection with a shoot featuring emerging musician Tiggs da Author
The pioneer of electronic dance music, Giorgio Moroder, reflects on his 1977 disco hit, working with Donna Summer and creating what Brian Eno dubbed ‘the sound of the future’
From his early years to now, the three-time Grammy award winner reflects on his career as a jazz pianist, the transformation of the genre and what it means to him
From being dropped by their label in 1995 to finding a new legion two decades later, Slowdive bassist Nick Chaplin speaks about the band’s unexpected comeback
The album artwork that cemented design collective Hipgnosis as the visual arbiters of the progressive rock scene
From Prince to D’Angelo, the Little Dragon singer shares the music that has shaped her songwriting
Horn player and record producer, Dick Cuthell, discusses the instruments that have influenced his life in music
Lead vocalist of British band Faithless reveals his obsession with Todd Rundgren’s album ‘Something/Anything’
The Grammy-award winning bassist, cellist and singer recalls how a cult album by New York Duo Cibo Matto helped shape her music career
The keyboardist and producer recalls discovering a life-changing album while searching through records owned by his father, Bobby McFerrin
Menswear designer Oliver Spencer reflects on the enduring influence of Talking Heads’ breakthrough album
In an extract from Jazz Festival, a new photo book by ‘the Father of music photography’ Jim Marshall, writer Graham Marsh remembers the Ivy league-inspired style championed by Miles Davis
Saxophonist and founder of the English ska band Madness Lee Thompson remembers a personal introduction to the second album by dub poet Linton Kwesi Johnson