Daisy Carter is a local journalist based in London, focusing on music and DIY culture. She writes for DIY magazine and her work has also appeared in Gigwise. Daisy covers album releases, music videos, live performances, and interviews with musicians, providing insights into the vibrant music scene in the UK.
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Daisy Carter's coverage is largely focused on local and national entertainment news, particularly music events and announcements. She seems to be interested in covering live performances, album releases, and interviews with solo artists.
If you are pitching to Daisy, consider offering exclusive access to new or unique musical projects, upcoming live performances by emerging or established artists in the UK (especially London), or providing insights into the creative process behind albums. Additionally, if you have information about new venues or significant developments related to concerts in the UK that may interest her audience.
It's also essential to keep your pitch concise and engaging as she appears receptive towards press releases and private sector announcements.
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By: Daisy Carter, Ajani Pile-Grey
It’s his first solo release since his 2023 debut album ‘PRAYERS & PARANOIA’.
It’s set to be released on Valentine’s Day via the band’s own imprint, Wizard Artists.
From greasy spoon cafe to cabaret - what more could you want?
It’s our latest taste of her forthcoming debut album, ‘11:11’.
The ’80s-tinged track is the third single to be lifted from Olly’s first solo album under his own name.
By: Ben Tipple, Caitlin Chatterton, Christopher Connor, Daisy Carter, El Hunt, Emily Savage, Gemma Cockrell, Hannah Mylrea, Hazel Blacher, Joe Goggins, Kyle Roczniak, Lisa Wright, Matthew McLister, Phil Taylor, Rhys Buchanan
The baubles are up, the mulled wine is brewing, and there’s only one thing left to do before we leave out a mince pie for Santa: try to whittle down the past 12 musical months into a big fat list, of course! It’s been a year in which pop girls have reigned supreme, guitar bands have entered a new golden age, and one particular shade of green has been practically inescapable - but what are the albums and artists that our esteemed writers have kept coming back to?
By: Daisy Carter
These singles act as the final instalment of his latest studio album, ‘ten days’.
By: Daisy Carter, Ebru Yildiz
The country-inspired track is a homage to both their love of the genre and their queer identities.
The collab had its live debut during IDLES’ headline set on Glastonbury’s Other Stage this Summer.
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