Patawawa are a DJ trio from Derbyshire who kindly curated a special playlist just for us… Find it on Spotify here.

‘This band, their voices, everything screams everything about youthhood. Just reminds me of a nostalgic feeling that consists of a memory of a carefree, clear-skied day in my childhood, when everything was just simple.’

Born in Los Angeles and raised in Taipei, ØZI’s music fuses his experiences together to create an idiosyncratic sound that’s revolutionising Mandopop and establishing a strong foothold in Western R&B.

You’re likely to find them at your coolest local jazz bar, but due to COVID we took advantage of their nights in to chat about the lead up to their debut album & how they’ve stayed creative this past year. 

It’s almost impossible to pick a favourite character from the new Channel 4 show, It’s A Sin, which follows a group of friends living together in London during the rise of the AIDS epidemic.

From putting the finishing touches on his debut mixtape, to creating a brand new YouTube series and an intimate fan mail-out, Joey Maxwell has been busy over lockdown.

Rosie Alena and Blossom Caldarone are two budding musicians with more in common than their floral names.

At only 20 year old, Percy Walker-Smith holds a beautifully rich portfolio under his arm, stretching from chaotic gigs and carefully curated press shots to elegant fashion editorials.

For a relatively short film, Babyteeth’s soundtrack is plentiful and rich. Music is embedded into the film like a character, provoking and working with the ensemble.

Founded in 2016, Slow Dance Records stands at the forefront of the alternative music scene – exploring the corners of the UK underground, you’re likely to encounter their name quite regularly.

Dear Leo, do you still have my Valentine? I sent it to you in 1998. I bought it in Ealing Broadway hallmark.

Formed via another musical project on the vibrant Montreal music scene, Pottery are the most energetic band to come out of 2020. This week, we sat down with keyboardist, Mr Peter Baylis.

We were lucky enough to chat to TEOTFW writer, Charlie Covell, who shares her favourite moments of the series and gives us a wonderful list of shows to binge next…

The five-piece were recently included in NME’s prestigious annual artist round-up and I can confidently say that 2021 is going to be the year of Gustaf.

My job was administering COVID-19 vaccines in the midst of a global pandemic. No embracing, no toasts and the sort of drugs we were shotting are actually good for you...