The First Nations rapper talks honouring Aboriginal history, touring with Kneecap, and making music that demands to be heard live.
The Sudanese-American artist explores grief, natural disasters, and the human yearning for home in Of Earth & Wires.
The Southampton-born artist and songwriter talks vulnerability, empathy, iconic vocalists and the inspiration behind his new EP.
The classically trained violinist shares how plant genetics, imperfect lino prints and Disney soundtracks shaped her debut EP.
The introspective singer-songwriter shares how situationships, Lakeside shopping centre and Labi Siffre inspired their EP, Maybe I Got It Wrong.
After six years away from solo work, the LA-based artist and producer tells BRICKS how Jimmy Eat World, enduring friendships, and a burst of accidental photos shaped her long-awaited new album.
The alt-pop four-piece share how disco nostalgia, queer joy, and newfound independence inspired their latest release.
The Liverpool-based five-piece share how the Spice Girls, Y2K nostalgia, and their DIY ethos inspired their debut EP.
The rising pop-reggaeton princess talks us through the inspirations behind her latest release.
The Egyptian-Sudanese musician shares how paranoia, Tracy Chapman, and songwriting at their family home inspired their debut mixtape, I Promise No One’s Watching.
The British singer-songwriter and producer tells BRICKS how America, Baldur’s Gate and battling her inner critic inspired her new album.
The quintessential British indie rock band is back with a joyful offering produced by frontman Luke Pritchard