Features Kojaque: "Governments laud artists once you’re successful, but you’re not helped on that road" Eric Davidson talks to Irish rap star Kojaque about conquering self-doubt and the Irish and UK governments disrespecting the arts
Features Anastasia Kristensen: “DJs being more genre-fluid motivates producers to be more fearless" Ralph Moore talks to Anastasia Kristensen about unconventional rhythms and her new Houndstooth EP ‘Volshebno’
Features "It's ecstatic": DJ Koze, Lakou Mizik & Joseph Ray on the power of Haitian Vodou music DJ Koze, Lakou Mizik's Steeve Valcourt and Nero's Joseph Ray discuss Haitian musical spirituality and the parallels between Vodou ceremonies and nightclubs
Features 37 South Asian artists share what music means to them Our guest editor Nabihah Iqbal spoke to a cross-section of artists from the South Asian community about their musical memories and insights
Features Riz Ahmed: “Home is a place that we're creating through our art” Nabihah Iqbal talks to actor and musician Riz Ahmed about growing up in London, ‘90s daytime rave culture and fighting Muslim stereotypes
Features What Do Your Parents Think?: 4 South Asian DJs share their family's reception to a music career Manu Ekanayake speaks to four DJs - and two parents - about how pursuing musical interests has been received by their respective families
Features “We exist in more than one narrative”: Sarathy Korwar & Idris Rahman in conversation Ravi Ghosh hosts a conversation between Sarathy Korwar and Idris Rahman, discussing the influence of South Asian classical sounds on contemporary music and the pros and cons of scenes
Features Britain's first out Muslim drag queen: Asifa Lahore is a proud clubland pioneer Safi Bugel talks to Asifa Lahore about London's queer South Asian club history and navigating DJing and performing as a disabled, Muslim trans woman
Features How Asian Dub Foundation's stand against racism connected generations of British Asians Zab Mustefa speaks to Asian Dub Foundation about the unifying impact of their visible fight back against racism and the stereotype-smashing lyricism of 1998 album 'Rafi's Revenge'
Features Coming of age: Chloé Robinson's maturing sound wants to keep techno fun The artist formerly known as Barely Legal talks about developing her skills and confidence — and presents her debut DJ mix as Chloé Robinson
Features Fireboy DML’s top 5 tips for making an Afrobeat hit One of Nigeria's most exciting stars shares his expertise
Features Kurupt FM: "Japan is pretty similar to Brentford, it looks like the motorway bit" Upon the release of their debut feature film People Just Do Nothing: Big In Japan, we talk to Kurupt FM members MC Grindah, DJ Beats, DJ Steves and Chabuddy G about drug smuggling, Japanese toilets, and more
Features The Blessed Madonna: “K-Hand and Paul Johnson did a great job of reaching out across generations" Ralph Moore spoke to The Blessed Madonna about Chicago and Detroit legends, her debut album, and why Madonna was Marea’s gateway into dance music
Features Lyra Pramuk & Eris Drew are on a mission to heal us all through music As they release their first collaborative project, we host a conversation between two innovators separated by continents but united by artistic credo
Features ‘Discovery’’s Americana: Why the French love to hate Daft Punk Read an excerpt from Ben Cardew's new book Daft Punk’s Discovery: The Future Unfurled, published by Velocity Press
Features RIP Paul Johnson: The Chicago icon whose life epitomises the miracle of house music If ever needing proof of house music's spiritual essence, look no further than Paul Johnson
Features Paula Temple and Slam talk about raves without phones, hybrid sets, Berghain and Riverside Festival We host a conversation between Paula Temple and Slam ahead of their appearance at Glasgow's Riverside Festival
Features Bad Boy Chiller Crew: The rowdy Bradford rappers taking bassline to the masses Bradford's breakout stars are breathing new life into the North's beloved organ bassline sound, fuelled by irreverent raps, polished production and an outrageous sense of humour
Features Karen Nyame KG: "I tell my story to highlight how progressive the music industry has become" Tice Cin speaks to the Goddess of Rhythm about misogynoir in music, building authentic artist connections to make collaborative, and learning to be her unapologetic self
Features Lord Apex is shaping the UK rap underground Tope Olufemi speaks to the West London rapper about putting on young producers, unreleased Madlib collaborations, and going Super Saiyan on stage
Features Noel Gallagher: “I took an E and then electronic music made sense!” Ralph Moore speaks to Noel Gallagher about acid house, intoxicated revelations at The Haçienda, and nearly working with the chug master Andrew Weatherall
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