Following the cocaine controversy of this year’s Eurovision, we explore why there seems to be a link between drug use and popular music. *This article does not condone the use of recreational drugs. Eurovision 2021 had the same glamour, glitz and little bit of ridiculousness as always. However this year, there was also the debate...
I sat down over tea and cake with PRESS to talk about his debut release, The Angel EP, what made him get into music and what it means to be an electronic artist.
The 2021 Brit awards sparked nostalgia, empowerment and showcased so many historic moments.
Credited with the teen pop revival of the late nineties and early noughties, the princess of pop’s contribution to music and popular culture cannot be ignored. But what exactly makes Britney Spears a cultural icon?
To say that Biggie (Christopher Wallace) has had a huge impact on the music industry is an understatement. This latest Netflix documentary attempts to shift the spotlight on the hip-hop legend by downplaying the sensationalised aspects of his life.
The vinyl business is booming. In fact, it’s more than booming, it’s breaking records. The sales of vinyl records in the UK in 2020 are the highest since the 90s. We explore the reasons why.
Singer songwriter Bastie has teamed up with former Oasis producer, Nick Brine, on his latest single Lullaby Highs. We take an exclusive listen and provide our thoughts.
Managing Editor Emily Calder explains why she thinks Kylie Minogue is a celebrated figure who has stood test of time.
Taylor Swift recently announced on Good Morning America that the re-recording of her album, ‘Fearless’, is now complete and will include never heard before “songs from the vault”.
Carrot was lucky enough to catch up with Freya Beer, on her experiences and inspirations ahead of her tour and single release.
The recent release of Beastie Boys Story gives viewers a rare access to the group’s history and journey. Despite forming in the late 1970s, their unique blend of genres continues to shape and influence artists today.
Johnny Butler’s Thirteen Dances, due March 12, is an explorative and emotive creation of alt-jazz that is unlike anything else out there.