Lewis Capaldi
Divine inspiration ( and new-found fame, fortune, and playing for pals)
Lewis Capaldi is, understandably, a hard man to get hold of.
Feature
Stephen Solo
phoning it in (and going it alone)
‘Phoning it in’ is usually an insult but for Stephen Solo, it means quite the reverse.
Astrid
Danger Signals (Video premiere)
Here at itm? we’re proud to premiere the latest single from Astrid, due out on August 2nd.
OFF 2019
festival (Poland's premier festival previewed)
As the big major festivals on the summer circuit become more expensive than actual holidays it grows increasingly clear that smaller fests are a much more cost-effective way of experiencing a weekend of horizon-expanding music.
Rev Magnetic
Taking on the world (with Luke Sutherland)
A gig in Glasgow is a homecoming of sorts for Luke Sutherland – well, close to his Perthshire home, and offering the chance to meet friends, old and new.
Honeyblood
Life with a different beat (with Stina Tweeddale )
Musical partnerships are not always what they seem. In the case of Honeyblood – a guitar and drums duo since its inception in 2012 – the project has always been the songwriting vehicle of Stina Tweeddale.
Snow Patrol
returning from the Wildness (with Paul Wilson)
Paul Wilson is looking forward to the band’s first big outdoor show of the summer. No, not the festival circuit. A date instead with a rather larger audience – BBC’s One Show.
Faith Eliott
Medieval beasts, independence (and the art of language)
It’s maybe apt that Faith Eliott is in Oxford – not in the university, but on the way back from a gig in that city synonymous with the world of learning.
Siobhan Wilson
French Connections (.)
I have a lot of ground to cover with Siobhan Wilson – from her childhood in the highlands to her new album
Jonny B Grey
Remembering Scott Hutchison (.)
It seems more than a little surreal to be sitting in a Philadelphia coffee shop as I write this one year on.