Music Rediscovered
Chart topping icons of 80s music embark on an extraordinary adventure of musical renaissance, as they hand-pick and re-record their favourite ... more
Tag Archives: music
Stop The Show
Exactly 20 years on from winning a Brit Award for ‘British Breakthrough Act’ in 2001, bypassing the likes of Coldplay and ... more
Boy Wonder!
By Luca Giannini aged 11 years I watched a music video on Youtube the other day and it caught my attention, ... more
If I Were An Atom
Riding the wave from 500 million streams of her last track, which featured on a TV show in China, UK singer/songwriter, ... more
Simple Things
Justine Balmer, has been a guest presenter for QVC and Ideal World shopping TV channels for the past eleven years. From ... more
What makes Amber T Tick?
By Yasmin Giannini – 13 years She is the 15-year-old UK urban/pop artist, who seemed to have hit the headlines last ... more
Red Box Are Back
80’s pop-chart legends, Red Box, are back with their fresh new single, ‘This Is What We Came For’, taken from their forthcoming ... more
Learn to play weekend – It’s free!
By Luca Giannini aged 10 years Teachers at school are telling us to learn a musical instrument, however do we know ... more
Who is the mystery vocalist?
Legendary music masters, The Rah Band, have seems to stride gloriously into 2019 with an up-tempo track to catapult spirits into ... more
Delivering opera “On Stage”
It’s ten years since Paul Potts became the first ever winner of Britain’s Got Talent in front of a record breaking ... more
# Be bold for change
International Women’s Day 2017 recruits the boldness of rock music as it’s anthem for 2017 Women of the world stand strong, be ... more
Lightening strikes
Lightning strikes, stars collide and the clock starts ticking – one has 24 hours until the end of the world, what ... more
Dancing through the fantasy
Sound seems to play an important role in the presentation of cinema, the method which its multifaceted textures might be employed ... more
Bowie’s legacy
Last year on the 10th of January, David Bowie passed away in his New York City home after a year-long encounter ... more
Artistic domains
For the past few years, platforms such as tumblr.com, Instagram and pages on Facebook may have been used as the dominant ... more
Banding together
On Monday the 5th of December, some of East London’s most prominent musicians and fans may be crowding to Kamio in ... more
New music, seasoned city
Dating as far back as the 13th century, Stockholm may be considered as a seasoned, historic city, heralded as the first ... more
Thomas tips trainer trend
From the Run DMC Adidas Shell-toes, Jane Fonda Reeboks or Robbie Williams sporting his silver Nike AirMax 95s – the love ... more
Returning the music
Florida born singer Alison Mosshart and British guitarist Jamie Hince form a duo called The Kills and have returned with new ... more
Back from the shadow
The Last Shadow Puppets are returning from the shadow with a second album which is out now. The LP is called ... more
Rolling in the celebrations
British Rock ’n’ Roll band The Rolling Stones still consist to this day of their 4 members: Sir Mick Jagger for ... more
World Voice Day
One of London’s freshest singer/songwriting music talents, Nina Schofield, has been chosen to be the international voice of World Voice Day ... more
Blast from the past
The 5 piece band from Abingdon,Oxfordshire has announced they aim to returning in the music with a series of shows which ... more
Hello…it’s Glastonbury!
Taking place on Wednesday the 22nd of June until Sunday 26th, Glastonbury has announced last week London born singer Adele was ... more
Returning the music
New York based band The Strokes are currently back in the studio and are set to release a new single. Since ‘Modern ... more
Messages of empowerment
The Superbowl’s performance by artist Beyonce may have made one of the most musically political stands, with newly released single “Formation”. ... more
Going solo
Former One Direction band member Zayn Malik may have proven his success as a solo artist having newly released single ‘‘Pillow ... more
Whispering clouds and the supernatural
Benches reimagined as light shows, musical plants and personal light orchestras might become a reality for Bristol. Watershed recently announced its ... more
Raze Me To The Ground
Fresh from supporting Anastacia at The O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire, European talent Giulia is aiming to give her ever increasing fan-base ... more
Train passion
Interview by Luca Giannini aged 7 years old Last month, Pop man Pete Waterman, launched the Railway Exchange Training Academy (RETA), which ... more
A legacy that aims to make a difference
Andy Fraser, the co-writer of iconic rock anthem "All Right Now" when he was a teenager for the British rock band ... more
Strength through music
February 11th, 2015 marks the anniversary of the momentous release of who may be the world’s greatest activist and revolutionary, Nelson ... more
The Scheme
When it comes to having it all, The Scheme come abundantly equipped – the talent, the looks and most definitely the ... more
The Wood Craft Folk
By Poppy Chesterman aged 10 years old I go to a youth club called The Wood Craft Folk every Friday evening ... more
Why making music together is best
By Libby Salmon, aged 10 years old Each school holiday I am lucky enough to take part in Holiday Orchestra, which ... more
The Stomp that impressed me
By Libby Salmon, aged 10 years old One of the best shows I’ve seen this year is Stomp! My family and ... more
My adventures at Kentwell Hall
By Libby Salmon, aged 10 years old Last weekend we decided to take some friends to visit Kentwell Hall in Suffolk. ... more
The symphony of a city
From its Romanesque, gothic churches, Baroque architecture and crisp alpine landscape;, Salzburg is a city of visual brilliance. Surrounded by the ... more
A festival of legends and life
Amid the sweltering rainforests, jewel blue coast lines and bustling cities, sways the rhythm of a colourful nation. Brazil’s identity is ... more
Parade through time and beauty
Just off the Indian subcontinent of South East Asia, lies the pearl of the Indian Ocean. A Mecca of biodiversity, the ... more
The festival of equality and discovery
Belgium's tidy farmland resembles that of middle England, with a few more colourful windmills scattered across. Its ordered hedgerows are matched ... more
More than crystalline waters
To think of clear jewel waters and lush rainforest, is to think of Tahiti. Trademarked for its coral reef, unparalleled beaches ... more
Bringing tribes together in the Commonwealth
Papau New Guinea is one of the most culturally diverse countries in the world. 848 different languages are spoken within its ... more
Summer beers amongst summer sounds
The museum quarter in the seventh district of Vienna is the eighth largest cultural area in the world, home to a ... more
Discovering the land of vibrancy and art
Morocco’s Marrakech aims to be a city teeming with sensory overloads. Established in the early 16th century, this city proved itself ... more
City of light comes alive
There are three reasons France is considered one of the world’s top tourist destinations; culture, class and charm. Whether it’s the ... more
Beyond dreadlocks and reggae
Located along South Africa’s famous Garden Route, Knysna is a coastal town surrounded by lush and ancient forests. The town is ... more
With walls of stone and a heart of art
This week marks the 65th anniversary for the Dubrovnik Summer Festival, one of Europe's five most distinguished cultural festivals. It is ... more
Streets shaped by art
Linz, a city located in the north of Austria, is a place of new impressions, surprises and experiences. As the third-largest ... more
Hooping through Berlin
Berlin is the city for the traveler; it is young, multicultural and still finding its feet as the coolest destination in ... more
