Will Richards is a freelance writer based in the United Kingdom, specializing in music and pop culture. His work has been featured in various publications including NME, Rolling Stone UK, Evening Standard, Uncut Magazine, and BBC News. Will's articles cover a wide range of topics including music releases, live performances, artist interviews, and cultural events.
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Will's articles mainly focus on entertainment news, with an emphasis on music, artists, concerts, awards, and new releases. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in pitches related to exclusive interviews or features about emerging artists or upcoming music events in the UK.
For event coverage and press releases that align with the latest happenings in the UK's music scene including concerts, album releases or award ceremonies will most likely capture Will’s attention. Additionally given his national geographic focus targeting relevant local events and talents is crucial for successful outreach.
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The album, out next year, is being previewed by new single ‘Cupid’s Bow’.
By: Will Richards
Janet Planet and Sugar Bones go bigger and wilder than ever before on ‘3AM (LA LA LA)’, an album made about partying, written while partying, and perfect for partying to.
By: Will Richards
The new Disney+ film ‘gives a rare glimpse into when The Beatles became the most influential and beloved band of all time’
After a decade writing for others, Paige Turner and Lee Newell are following their hearts on a fast-rising project of dreamy alt-pop and vintage visuals.
The Welsh techno-pop artist is the first signing to Dirty Hit’s new dance label, dh2. She talks “transcending my bullshit” on the euphoric, thumping club tunes of fourth album, ‘Dreamstate’.
The Irish band’s new track comes ahead of a UK and Ireland headline tour next month
Third album ‘Guided Tour’ sees the rising London band mix their hardcore roots with dance and shoegaze, with Graham Sayle your refreshingly frank narrator.
It's 2050; you're sitting at home, controlling your devices with your brain. You turn on the lights, play your favourite song, and even order groceries without lifting a finger.
By: Will Richards
jasmine.4.t was ready to self-release her new DIY, lo-fi set of demos, before they ended up playing in Phoebe Bridgers ' car.
By: Will Richards
The Boss’ longtime manager and the film’s producer discusses the band’s post-COVID return, the film’s balance of mourning and celebration, and why there is “no patience” for drama on E Street.
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