This year (and this month precisely) marks the 50th anniversary of The Beatles' separation. In occasion to this, I decided to write about their most selling album and the one that –in my opinion- reflects the creative boom of the Liverpool boys.

Rachael Sage is setting her sights on 2020. 

A review of Liam Gallagher's new album, "Why me? Why not."

Following the release of the Original Cast Recording, lyricist and composer Henry Carpenter talks New Wave rock, the cult of Quentin Dentin and, erm . . . lemons?

Being a founding member of one of the most iconic new wave bands in history, music mastermind David Byrne continues to contribute to the industry after decades of staying active, with his most recent album American Utopia having been released earlier this year. Here's what I have to say about it...

Kendrick Lamar produces an album that brings together the up-and-comers in contemporary American and African Black music and celebrates Blackness by making you move.

Marshall Mathers (more commonly known by his stage name Eminem) has been one of the favoured artists in the hip-hop scene for over two decades now, due to his incredible ability of connecting words to make one-of-a-kind rhymes - something he arguably does better than any other big names in the rap industry.

One of this year's big Grammy nominees is a pitch-perfect tribute to early 1990s Rhythm and Blues.

Loyle Carner, real name Ben Coyle-Larner, released his debut album, 'Yesterday's Gone', on 26 January.

Skepta recently put out his newest album 'Konnichiwa'.