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Meet Nectar Woode, the rising UK soul star loved by Elton John
The singer's infectiously sunny disposition is making her a unique voice within UK soul
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Inside caroline’s stunning, unique new album
The London eight-piece’s second album is an expertly crafted record that is both fuelled by instinct and meticulously pieced together
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Creating outside the capital: Britain’s conflicted relationship with its artists
Ahead of his upcoming Local project with Relentless, Grammy-winning producer Mura Masa reflects on the UK’s vanishing creative infrastructure — and why the next generation of talent won’t be found where you expect.
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Wolf Alice: new horizons
On new album ‘The Clearing’, Wolf Alice have found the sweet spot in paring back their ideas and pushing the best to the forefront, as they enter their most confident, self-assured era yet
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EXO’s KAI on new album ‘Wait on Me’: ‘I want it to reflect my growth’
Ahead of his appearance at SMTown in London, KAI sits down to discuss his latest mini-album, a new beginning and EXO’s return
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Meet Most Things, the duo mining the surreal mundanity of London
The bass-and-drums pair’s debut album ‘Bigtime’, out this week, is the first of many records in the can from the fast-rising band
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Lorde: ‘I’m an intense bitch’
‘Virgin’, her first album in four years, is raw, wild and sublime. But it came after a series of personal changes and revelations – from a breakup to an eating disorder to an expanding gender identity. Now, she’s ready to talk about all of it
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Will Butler on bringing ‘Stereophonic’ to the West End: ‘It’s an office drama’
The most Tony Award -nominated play of all time – which follows a brilliant but conflicted band trying to make a masterpiece in 1976 – arrives in London this month
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Shanti Celeste: ‘I’d love to start a band’
The Chilean DJ and producer – who has ruled dancefloors for 15 years – pushes past impostor syndrome and towards slower, more pop-focused sounds on lovestruck new album ‘Romance’. It blows her future from here wide open
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Meet The New Eves, the band rewriting old stories through a modern lens
This Brighton quartet make what feel like trad folk songs performed by a ferocious rock band
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P1Harmony bring the heat with their eighth mini album ‘DUH!”
"We’re bringing heat and sexiness and hotness"
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Meet Nippa, the Tottenham singer delivering soul-baring R&B
The Londoner is becoming a powerful voice in UK R&B
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TOMORROW X TOGETHER talk about their new song ‘Love Language’ – “It’s about showing continuous interest”
The K-pop idols also have shared an exclusive image with Rolling Stone UK.
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A year later, no one can get over the Kendrick and Drake beef
Last May, the two rap titans went on an unprecedented spree of disses, and the hip-hop world is still buzzing
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Radiohead’s Thom Yorke and the creative team behind ‘Hamlet: Hail to the Thief’ tell us how they brought the show to life
As Thom Yorke prepares to debut his very unique take on Shakespeare, the Radiohead icon and the show's creative team tell Rolling Stone UK how they tackled this very unique project.
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A problem shared: The reality of hitting the road as a DIY band from Belfast
With the rising cost of living in a post-Brexit world, what does Problem Patterns, a DIY band from Belfast, need to do to make noise outside their hometown? Here, the group’s Beverley Boal, Bethany Crooks and Alanah Smith share their secrets, advice and horror stories from trying to find an audience across the Irish Sea.
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Meet The Molotovs, the teenage siblings bringing an old school blast of rock and roll
With a ferocious live reputation and guerilla gigs under their belt, The Molotovs want to start their own rock and roll revolution.
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‘It’s funny how people are intimidated by him’: Daryl Hannah on her new Neil Young doc and more
The actress, activist and director talks about how to be a fly on the wall during a Young tour, why she said what she did at the 2025 Oscars, and why ‘Kill Bill’ was the “last real movie” she's starred in
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Meet Katie Gregson-Macleod, the singer finding strength in independence
After going viral, getting signed to a major and then dropped by them, the Scottish singer discusses comeback single ‘Teenage Love’, finding solid ground and gaining a new balance to her writing
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How meeting Arca blew FKA twigs’ world open
In this exclusive extract from Liam Inscoe-Jones’ new book ‘Songs in the Key of MP3’, he tracks a pivotal moment in the development of one of 2010s pop’s key figures