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Cover stories

Cover story: Amaarae

NME
June, 2024

After a watershed year that catapulted her to the dazzling ranks of global pop stardom, the Ghanaian-American musician is reconnecting with her roots and recentering her intentions

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Cover story: PinkPantheress

Crack Magazine
November, 2021

PinkPantheress’ followers on TikTok grew by 200,000 in the time it took to write this profile. Don't worry, she’s ready for it. Her first-ever cover story.

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Cover story: Millionz

Crack Magazine
March, 2021

The softly-spoken rapper from Birmingham is ready to show, not tell. One of Crack Magazine's four UK rap covers, for Issue 118.

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Cover story: Roska

Beatportal
July, 2020

I spoke to British dance music luminary, Roska, about his storied career and his role in the second wave of UK funky.

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Cover story: Jubilee

Beatportal
March, 2021

Refusing to follow trends, NYC's Jubilee has won success exactly where it counts.

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Cover story: Mura Masa

Mixmag
January, 2020

Mura Masa faced down difficult second album syndrome by doing exactly what he wanted to in the studio.

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Cover story: Kelela

Mixmag
December, 2019

Kelela and Asmara talk creativity, collaboration and tenderness for Mixmag’s partnership with Warp Records for the imprint’s 30th anniversary. The other three covers featured Aphex Twin, Flying Lotus and Yves Tumor.

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Features + interviews

The Mix 018: Manami (Mixmag)

Yaya Bey: Give In (Crack Magazine)

Recognise: re:ni (DJ Mag)

Tyler Lewis: the scene-stealing R&B star with a timeless voice (NME)

Rising: Coffintexts is embracing her dance music era (Crack Magazine)

Aesthetic: UNIIQU3 is taking Jersey club to new heights (Crack Magazine)

BackRoad Gee walks his own way (Crack Magazine)

Brainfeeder at 15 (Crack Magazine)

Rarelyalways and Joshua Idehen on performance, personal growth and the power of language (Crack Magazine)

Caroline Polachek on ‘Bunny is a Rider’ and collaborating with Danny L Harle (Crack Magazine)

Burial’s ‘Untrue’ at 15 (Crack Magazine)

“Radical shift”: Examining music industry transparency, ownership and the role of record labels (Crack Magazine)

LSDXOXO: ​“I need to be on to the next thing constantly” (The Face)

Glorious chaos in the Glastonbury fields: An interview with Block9 (Crack Magazine)

Life, works and legacy: 10 artists on Ryuichi Sakamoto and his everlasting impact (Crack Magazine)

Ready for rebirth: FAUZIA is leaving the club behind (Mixmag)

Annie Mac and Natalie Maddix of House Gospel Choir talk race, power and business in the music industry with Jasmine Kent-Smith (Mixmag)

Recognise: Jasmine Infiniti (DJ Mag)

Deena Abdelwahed’s intense, experimental sonics are the product of political strife (Mixmag)

How Butterz changed the blueprint for independent UK labels (DJ Mag)

See also:

A chat with Afrodeutsche for the Glastonbury Free Press (2022); commissions, interviews and words for Crack’s monthly print magazine and its ‘regular’ one-pagers: The Grind (a cooking slot), Pin-Drop (a location-based series),The Click (an as-told-to interview series); events write-ups and more. Plus end-of-year list contributions, including mix round-ups, and track of the year deep-ish-dives. I’m also a Voting Academy member for the annual MOBO Awards.

For Crack’s print magazine, I’ve interviewed the likes of Sudan Archives, Wolfgang Tillmans, Jeff Mills, Mahalia, Damon Albarn, Soccer Mommy, Bodega, 700 Bliss, Ron Trent, Omega Sapien, Cakes da Killa, Colleen “Cosmo” Murphy, Benjamin Clementine, Authentically Plastic, Eddie Chacon, Gigi Masin, KMRU, Bok Bok and more.