Daisy Carter is a Music Writer at Gigwise and DIY. She covers a range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, focusing on the music business, various music genres, and the film industry, particularly in relation to filmmaking. Daisy's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Gigwise and DIY.
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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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Taking cues from the familiar while finding her own distinct voice, Violet Grohl’s ‘Be Sweet To Me’ is a debut that establishes the young artist as far more than her surname alone.
Contemplative indie-folk that greets existential angst with open arms.
There’s a small drumroll as Dove Ellis begins his set tonight. It’s not ostentatious or gimmicky, but still enough to quiet the low hum of chatter hanging loosely over the floor of Alexandra Palace Theatre; enough to signal, subtly, the sense of occasion at play. It’s just about the only thing we can make out, too, such is the shadowplay obscuring the Irish indie-folk troubadour and his band.
A sighing, swelling, experimental but somehow ecclesiastical declaration of hope against the odds.
Hello and welcome back to DIY’s introducing feature, Get To Know… which aims to get you a little bit closer to the buzziest acts that have been catching our eye as of late, and working out what makes them tick.
Jorja Smith is well and truly back, kicking off her already-intriguing next chapter with a huge new single entitled ‘What’s Done Is Done’.
One of their generation’s greatest indie success stories, with latest album ‘The Clearing’ Wolf Alice have well and truly conquered the big leagues while always staying true to their roots. Returning to North London this summer for the fullest of full-circle moments, the band are rounding out their victory lap the only place possible - with a hometown turn at Finsbury Park playing their biggest ever headline show.
Our rundown of the new music bonanza’s biggest moments and standout acts.
By: Ali Borhani, Daisy Carter
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It’s official - Charli xcx ’s next record, ‘Music, Fashion, Film’, will be arriving on Friday 24th July.
