Ludovic Hunter-Tilney is an Arts Writer and Pop Critic at the Financial Times. With a focus on arts and entertainment, particularly in music and the music business, he covers a range of topics including music genres, celebrities, and entertainment news. He has been featured in The Australian Financial Review, Financial Times, The Irish Times, and FT中文网.
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Ludovic Hunter-Tilney predominantly covers music, with a specific focus on album and concert reviews. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing exclusive access to artists or behind-the-scenes insights into the creation of albums and live performances.
Given his extensive coverage of album and concert reviews, Ludovic may be interested in pitches that offer unique angles or perspectives on emerging artists or new trends within the music industry. Providing detailed information about how an artist's work fits into broader musical movements could also capture his interest.
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By: Ludovic Hunter-Tilney
The Blur guitarist displays a formidable musicianship on a collection of previously unheard recordings from 2011
By: Ludovic Hunter-Tilney
Nostalgia may rule today’s culture, but the singer-songwriter doesn’t try to recapture the past
By: Ludovic Hunter-Tilney
The band are still the major standard-bearers of pomp rock as they release their flamboyant 10th studio album
By: Ludovic Hunter-Tilney
Ludovic Hunter-Tilney visits the experiences promising to banish digital overwhelm with darkened rooms and top-of-the-range sound systems
By: Ludovic Hunter-Tilney
Featuring Sabrina Carpenter and daughter Lourdes Leon, the album is blended like a DJ set but shifts towards the personal
By: Ludovic Hunter-Tilney
The American singer releases another accomplished set of songs that highlight a different musical influence
By: Ludovic Hunter-Tilney
Lyrics of suffering and violence are set to picturesque mood music on the artist’s third album
By: Ludovic Hunter-Tilney
The singer’s third solo album features guest appearances from SZA and Erykah Badu
By: Ludovic Hunter-Tilney
Some of pop’s biggest stars, from Madonna to Shakira to BTS, gathered for an immaculately staged but bizarre spectacle
By: Ludovic Hunter-Tilney
The 30-minute album has flashes of wit and brilliance, but feels like it was dispatched in a rush
