Music labels make $14m a day through streaming – their musicians earn $3.80
Despite the popularity of streaming apps, the reality is that those who created the music see very little of the money.
Devorah’s ‘Wrong Time’ is a visceral examination of loss, slavery and devotion
We sat down with singer-songwriter Devorah to discuss Wrong Time, her gritty examination of loss, devotion and ownership.
The Dandy Warhols’ Zia McCabe on living the high life
We sat down with Zia McCabe of the Dandy Warhols on what she’s done, what’s to come and all the amazing things she can’t quite remember.
Black metal is painted on the screen in “Lords of Chaos”
‘Lords of Chaos’ brings the birth of Black Metal to the screen, warts, boots, fascists undertones and all.
Dave Brubeck: The white jazz musician who fought segregation
Dave Brubeck was one of the most popular jazz musicians of the fifties, but it was his refusal to play in segregated venues that he should be remembered for.
Casey Golden: The genius subverting jazz from within
Casey Golden has been labelled a genius. He’s received critical acclaim from London to New York. But what does the man himself think, and what makes him tick? We sat down with him to find out.