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Clash Magazine • 10th February 2025

No Full Stops, Just Semicolons: Biig Piig Interviewed

At its core, ’11:11′ is about time—how it moves, how it stills, and how time is a necessity to let the music breathe. And while Biig Piig describes the album as a moment of self-discovery, its release is not an endpoint but a new beginning—not a full stop but a semicolon.

Principle Magazine • 30th January 2025

Jazzy: Interview

With a clear knack for crafting addictive, feel-good bangers, Jazzy’s momentum has been unstoppable. She’s earned Ivor Novello and BRIT Award nominations, secured a coveted spot on Forbes’ 30 Under 30, and surpassed legends like Enya and Sinéad O’Connor to become the most-streamed Irish female artist in the world on Spotify.

Clash Magazine • 15th January 2025

Rose Gray - Louder, Please | Review

Rose Gray’s sweaty, euphoric dance floor record, ‘Louder, Please’, is a 12-track homage to dance music and club culture, filled with hedonistic tales of all-in nights out, love lost, and love found.

Clash Magazine • 13th January 2025

TSHA: CLASH 129 | 20th Anniversary Edition

TSHA’s album 'Sad Girl' captures the complexities of the human experience; that pain and joy can coexist, that they are both important in shaping who we are, proving that evolution—both personal and musical—comes from embracing it all.

Youth Music • 21st August 2024

Could This Be the Future of Festivals? 5 Changes We’d Like to See for Improved Accessibility

With the festival landscape at a crossroads, it’s clear that significant changes are needed to ensure these cultural events are truly accessible to all.
I explored five key changes that could shape the future of festivals, from sensory calm spaces to more inclusive line-ups, offering a vision of a festival experience where everyone feels welcome.

Crack Magazine • 9th August 2024

In Conversation: Zoë Mc Pherson and Alessandra Leone

Ahead of the North American premiere of their audiovisual showcase Pitch Blender later this month at MUTEK Montreal, multimedia artists Zoë Mc Pherson and Alessandra Leone discuss their evolving creative partnership.