In 2018, Wolf Alice’s second album won them the Mercury Prize, and their third is soon to arrive, just as lockdown lifts and the path towards live music becomes clearer. ...
Music Week is delighted to reveal St. Vincent as the cover star of our new deluxe 100-page monthly print edition.
In our huge interview, Annie Clark is joined in conversation ...
A new podcast highlighting environmental action been taken by the music industry has launched.
Sounds Like A Plan will explore how execs and artists are addressing the issue and will ...
Downtown Music Publishing is renewing its deal with The 1975 for their next three albums.
The 1975 moved their publishing to Downtown earlier this year as a result of its ...
A six-strong list of executives including Good Soldier’s Donna Vergier and Dirty Hit boss Jamie Oborne are up for election as independent representatives to the BPI Council.
Fred Jude ...
Dirty Hit founder Jamie Oborne has told Music Week that the label’s streaming star Beabadoobee is a “career album artist”.
Filipino-born UK singer-songwriter Beabadoobee (real name Beatrice Laus) has amassed ...
On the day Beabadoobee’s debut album is released, YouTube Music Europe director Dan Chalmers has promised a “seminal performance” from the Dirty Hit act at today’s livestream.
Due to ...
Dirty Hit is expanding into the US & Asia Pacific markets and opening offices in Los Angeles and Sydney, the UK indie label has announced.
Newly appointed as general manager, ...
Dirty Hit founder Jamie Oborne has told Music Week that a more inclusive music business is at the top of his agenda.
Oborne, who runs Dirty Hit and All On ...
At this week’s AIM Awards, the indie music sector will honour its most innovative talents, but the celebrations come at a time of great strain. Music Week gathers a host ...
