Abigail Firth

Pop didn’t break her, but Hatchie’s third album ‘Liquorice’ finds her ditching the drama, embracing the 90s, and naming songs after sweets. Call it a soft reinvention – or just the sound of someone finally chilling out.

After a chance Coachella meeting with Kenneth Blume (FKA Kenny Beats), New York duo Fcukers scrapped the overthinking and sprinted toward their debut ‘Ö'. The result is a high-octane collage of 90s house and club chaos; a record born from nightlife revival.

Australian duo 2charm have gone from Discord jokes to one of underground pop's most intriguing new acts.

Once known for her glossy, high-concept pop personas, Slayyyter is tearing it all down. 'WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA' finds her at her most unfiltered yet.

Above all, the ‘LUX’ tour is powered by emotion.

Born in Japan and making English-language music for a global audience, XG have become one of pop's most distinctive international success stories. As the seven-piece prepare to bring their 'THE CORE' world tour to London, they look back on the journey that brought them here.

As football, fashion and politics wrestle over what Britain means, a generation of artists is building a more hopeful vision of national identity.

Este Haim knows how to go big. Scoring coming-of-age film Sunny Dancer meant learning when not to - and showed her just how far she wants to take her adventures on the big screen.

Cruz Beckham has spent his whole life surrounded by expectations. Now, with debut EP 'Wear & Tear', he's stepping out on his own terms, finding his people and putting the music first.

Ten years into a career spent taking K-pop to new places, NCT 127 are back together, re-energised and ready for ‘BLINGY' to fly.