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- Sep 22, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for The Line of Best Fit
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- Aug 21, 2026
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Essy Sparrow: "Your inner critic just gets louder when you're stretching out of your comfort zone" | Interview (opens the original)
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Raised on a rural commune in the south west and shaped early by choir music and film scores, Essy Sparrow creates expansive indie folk built from soundscapes and stories in her Cornish seaside town. For outsiders — or, namely, city dwellers looking for some form of escape — coastal towns sell a certain allure. Existing on the edge of an ever-changing tide, embracing a slower pace of life, and taking in such profound natural beauty on a day-to-day basis is an enticing package. It’s what draws mil
Aimée Fatale: "Everything I want to say is valid" | Interview (opens the original)
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A teenage riot grrrl obsession hardened into the confrontational streak now running through the music of Hull songwriter Aimée Fatale. At the centre of Hull's music scene sits The New Adelphi Club, the celebrated grassroots venue that boasts over thirty years of rich history, having hosted early shows from bands including Oasis, Blur, Pulp, and Green Day. For local singer-songwriter Aimée Fatale, The Adelphi is considered to be "a rite of passage”. “It's a really famous venue in the industry in
Big Truck: "This isn't about having a TikTok moment – it's about connecting with people in person" (opens the original)
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Frustrated by a culture that rewards outrage, Laurie Vincent and Sam Coppins' new project Big Truck is built around creating music that chooses warmth over confrontation. In the hours leading up to doors at the Boileroom in Guildford, it feels like the one corner of the quiet Surrey town that’s bustling as Kent “abstract guitar pop band” Big Truck prepare for their evening set. Someone’s looking to borrow a card reader, another person sorting out confusion about the guest list, the band are orde
Mackenzy Mackay: "You have to trust yourself and have your own back!" (opens the original)
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For alt-pop songwriter Mackenzy Mackay, the slow process of learning to back himself sits at the core of his sound, he tells Kayla Sandiford. For years, Mackenzy Mackay has lived in a state of flux, often on the move. Ask him to account for the places that he’s called home and there are a handful of red pins in the map. Originally born in Yorkshire, the 29-year-old singer/songwriter can reflect on a childhood spent in Scotland, stints in Australia, Norway, London, New Zealand, and now, making a
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