Sophie Williams, Author at NME

The future is NewDad’s for the taking

The Galway rockers reflect on the emotional five-year journey leading up to their remarkable debut album, ‘Madra’

Tate McRae – ‘Think Later’ review: an artist whose moment has arrived

On her self-assured second LP, the 20-year-old vocalist and dancer sets the stage for an ascendant musical career

Check out The Last Dinner Party’s energetic playlist to accompany The Cover

With tracks from Lady Gaga, Nova Twins and Grace Jones

Jessie Ware live in London: a ray of light in an increasingly gloomy world

The star's live show is joyous, OTT and carefully thought-out at the same time – it's a genuine triumph

Baby Queen – ‘Quarter Life Crisis’ review: caught between the past and the future

Beyond thoughtful moments of introspection about growth and friendship, the wit of Latham's previous work feels largely absent on her debut

Iceland Airwaves 2023 review: quirky, brilliant and refreshingly boundless

Essential emerging acts from across the globe grace Reykjavík, among them Blondshell, Kneecap and Lime Garden

Seven essential new acts to see at Iceland Airwaves 2023

As the festival returns for another year, here's who to look out for across the many weird and wonderful venues of Reykjavík

Listen to SIPHO.’s playlist of reflective songs to accompany The Cover

With tracks from Solange, Radiohead, Erykah Badu and more

SIPHO. steps into the spotlight

A fixture of Birmingham's creative community, the 23-year-old blends the pop, gospel, dance and rock sounds of his upbringing on his wide-ranging debut

Check out Holly Humberstone’s playlist of emotional songs to accompany The Cover

Featuring tracks from Boygenius, Billie Holiday, Skullcrusher and more