Culture news A$AP Rocky back with a single and a film New York born rapper and musician A$AP Rocky topped the charts with his first studio album ‘Long. Live. A$AP’ in January 2013. He took a break from 17 April 2015
Culture news Ismael Serrano's ninth album: reflecting on crisis-hit Spain He is a poet, a singer, a guitarist and a songwriter – and perhaps most importantly an engaged citizen. Spanish artist Ismael Serrano has gone to 13 April 2015
Culture news Jack Savoretti explores 'The Other Side of Love' in new album Singer-songwriter Jack Savoretti is back with his fourth album ‘Written in Scars’, featuring the lead single ‘The Other Side of Love’. Four years 6 April 2015
Switzerland Swiss set to choose new national anthem Switzerland has a habit of regularly going to the polls to decide the big questions affecting the country, so it is no surprise that people are being 30 March 2015
Culture news Mr Probz prepares to make waves with new single Many artists fall foul when trying to follow-up a massive hit but fear of failure is not in Mr Probz’s book. The Dutch singer, who’s real name is 27 March 2015
Culture news Kate Tempest: A Cross Genre Talent http://katetempest.co.uk/about Rapper, poet, playwright – south London’s Kate Tempest is being hailed as one of Britain’s brightest and most 25 March 2015
Culture news "Chic" comeback for Nile Rodgers In 1976 Nile Rodgers founded the soul band Chic with bass player Bernard Edwards. The group went on to become one of the most successful of the 24 March 2015
Culture news Sweet revenge for UK country singer who makes chart history You may not have heard of them yet, but The Shires have just made British music history by becoming the first ever homegrown country music band to 12 March 2015
Culture news 20 years of Björk at MoMA ‘Björk’ is a new exhibition at New York City’s Museum of Modern Art which chronicles the career of the iconic Icelandic artist. Her experiments with 12 March 2015
World News Drawing the line: Four famous copyright feuds Thicke and Williams are the latest in a line of musicians to be accused of plagiarism. But who preceded them? And were they any more successful in their legal battles? 11 March 2015
USA Blurred Lines, but a clear-cut verdict: Marvin Gaye's estate awarded 7.4 million dollars Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams lose plagiarism case as LA judge rules parts of 'Blurred Lines' were lifted from Marvin Gaye hit 'Got To Give It Up.' 11 March 2015
Culture news The Veronicas look for twin success from comeback LP After eight years away Australian duo The Venonicas are back breaking their long silence with a self-titled album that looks like a fresh start for 9 March 2015
Culture news British R&B singer Estelle is back with 'True Romance' British soul singer Estelle’s fourth album ‘True Romance’ is a melting pot of genres ranging from house to soul and pop. While it is anchored by 3 March 2015
Culture news Irish singer Hozier takes on the Catholic Church and goes viral Irish singer-songwriter Hozier expresses frustration at Catholic Church's stance against homosexuality in viral hit 'Take Me To Church'. 12 February 2015
World News Australia to compete Eurovision song contest Australia is to enter this year’s Eurovision song contest in Austria, Vienna. The annual event has a huge following down under and Australia has been 11 February 2015
Culture news Sam Smith, Pharrell, Beyoncé shine at 57th Grammys Pharrell Williams certainly had reason to be happy after winning three Grammy Awards, including Best Solo Performance and Best Music Video at the 9 February 2015
USA 'Don't steal apples', and other messages to take away from the Grammys A five-point list of serious and lighthearted messages from the 2015 Grammy Awards. 9 February 2015
USA Grammys: Sam Smith triumphs, Beck surprises and Madonna does what Madonna does best British soul singer Sam Smith wins big at the 57th Grammy Awards, while the red carpet provided some fine examples of thought-provoking wardrobe choices. 9 February 2015