Shaad D'Souza is an Acting Deputy Music Editor with a focus on the music scene in the United Kingdom. His writing can be found in publications such as The Face, The Saturday Paper, Pitchfork, and The Guardian. Shaad's articles cover a range of topics including music reviews, artist profiles, and cultural commentary.
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Shaad's coverage largely revolves around entertainment news, with a focus on music reviews and artist profiles. Based on the article titles and themes covered, Shaad may be open to pitches that provide exclusive access to artists for interviews or behind-the-scenes looks at upcoming albums or projects.
Given his emphasis on music reviews and event coverage, Shaad may also respond well to pitches offering exclusive previews of concerts, album releases, or other significant events in the pop music scene. Additionally, he might welcome expert commentary from industry insiders regarding trends in popular music or insights into specific artists' work.
While not specified explicitly as a geographic focus, many of the articles reference Australian musicians and bands. This suggests that Shaad has an interest in this area and could be receptive to relevant pitches related to Australian pop music specifically.
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By: Shaad D'Souza
The musician, who died in 2021, shaped much of the sound of modern pop, from Madonna to Charli xcx. As her posthumous second album is released, her family and collaborators share memories of a musician who saw the future
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By: Shaad D'Souza
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By: Shaad D'Souza
More than 100 artists from Beverly Glenn-Copeland to Anohni contributed to Red Hot’s Transa, one of the year’s most remarkable records
By: Shaad D'Souza
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By: Shaad D'Souza
Producer Felix Weatherall adopts another guise, swapping lo-fi analogue for a disorienting burst of alternative dance music
By: Joseph Earp, Janine Israel, Giselle Au-Nhien Nguyen, Shaad D'Souza, Sian Cain, Andrew Stafford, Nick Buckley, Laura Snapes, Michael Sun
Revelatory comebacks, career highlights, old-school riffs and a brave and radical debut. Your guide to Australia’s best music of 2024
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