Aimee Phillips
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euphoriazine.com
James Arthur for Issue #8
A sneak preview of the cover story interview with British singer-songwriter James Arthur, candidly discussing everything from his new album to his struggles with mental health.
theroguemag.com
JAMEELA JAMIL
An interview with British actress, Jameela Jamil, of NBC's The Good Place.
fault-magazine.com
FAULT speaks to Drax Project about opening for Ed Sheeran, busking, and going platinum
Hailing from New Zealand, Drax Project – comprised of Shaan Singh (main vocal, saxophone), Matt Beachen (drums), Sam Thomson (bass) and Ben O’Leary (guitar) – are ones to watch. Their fun, pop-jazz fusion music has already led to a platinum record in NZ with ‘Woke Up Late’, from their EP Noon.
FAULT sat down with the four-piece after their support gig for Camila Cabello in London to talk about their journey, writing bad (and good songs), and taking it all in.
euphoriazine.com
Fickle Friends
Euphoria spoke to British band Fickle Friends about band dynamics and their new album.
fault-magazine.com
Clean Bandit – Exclusive Online Cover Shoot and Interview
Clean Bandit, formed of Grace Chatto and brothers Jack and Luke Patterson, are known for their inescapably catchy hybrid of electro-classical-pop. The band, which originated in Cambridge, won a Grammy for their song, ‘Rather Be’ and have had three number one hits in the UK to date, a figure that will no doubt continue to climb as they release new music.
We caught up with the trio following their exclusive shoot for FAULT’s online cover, to talk about their upcoming sophomore album, dream collaborations, love of touring and not letting the pressures of success get to them.
fault-magazine.com
KYGO – EXCLUSIVE ONLINE COVER SHOOT AND INTERVIEW
Kygo – real name Kyrre Gørvell-Dahll – is always on the go. When we caught up with the tropical house sensation, he was in New York, doing promo for his new sophomore album, ‘Kids In Love’. It won’t be long until he’s jumping on a plane to his next destination.
The 26-year-old DJ and producer wasn’t planning a career in music, but what started off as experimentation on Soundcloud has resulted in a meteoric rise to fame, billions of streams, and shows at huge festivals such as Coachella ...
euphoriazine.com
Yungblud
If you don’t already know Yungblud (real name Dominic Harrison), you soon will. The fast-rising young star’s unique musical style consists of poetical, politically-charged lyrics set against head-bangingly good rock music that’s filled with catchy guitar hooks and breakbeats.
theroguemag.com
FIRST AID KIT
If you haven’t already heard the enchanting 1950s bluegrassmeets-1960s American folk-rock sounds of First Aid Kit, you need to. Known for their dreamy songcraft, the Swedish duo, comprised of sisters Klara and Johanna Söderberg, are back with a fourth album, ‘Ruins’, through Columbia Records. This time, they’ve shrugged off the familiar cloak of perfection and emerged with a rougher, more raw sound.
theroguemag.com
PEYTON LIST
Peyton List has more followers on Instagram alone than the population of Ohio. At just 19 years old, the actress of Disney Channel fame is an influential figure to 11.8 million people. In an age where social media power players dominate spots at Fashion Week, it comes as no surprise that Peyton’s large following earned her front row seats at Marchesa, Carolina Herrera, and Naeem Khan.
fault-magazine.com
Kojey Radical Speaks to FAULT about ‘In Gods Body’
We caught up with Kojey to talk about his latest project, ‘In Gods Body, being a curator for VOXI and reflecting one’s authentic self online.
fault-magazine.com
Sundara Karma – Live at Brixton O2 Academy
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Reading four-piece Sundara Karma played their biggest ever headline show on 5th October to a delirious crowd at Brixton O2 Academy.
fault-magazine.com
FAULT SPEAKS TO ELLA EYRE ABOUT HER NEW SINGLE ‘EGO’ AND UPCOMING ALBUM
We spoke to the award-winning songstress about taking a different direction with her new music, her guilty pleasures, supporting her rivals, and learning not to swear on social media.
fault-magazine.com
FAULT CATCHES UP WITH OH WONDER UPON THE RELEASE OF THEIR SOPHOMORE ALBUM
In just three years, songwriting duo Oh Wonder – made up of Josephine Vander Gucht and Anthony West – have gone from a self-releasing online sensation to an internationally-touring band signed to Republic Records with over 4.5million monthly listeners on Spotify. Now, they’re back a year later with their bedazzling 12-track sophomore album, ‘Ultralife’. We caught up with the duo to talk about their evolution since their self-titled first album, staying grounded, emotional music, and weird fan experiences.
1883magazine.com
MATT TERRY
We caught up with X Factor 2016 winner, Matt Terry, ahead of his single release to discuss the inspirations behind his new music and how he has evolved since his life-changed irrevocably in December last year.