Tag: Spotify

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    Bailey Williams

    Double Jeopardy – The death of the double album

    Bailey Williams looks at the decrease of the double album half a century after the Beatles’ emblematic White Album.

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    James Barker

    Interview – Jax Jones chats about “The Best 9am Ever”, early mornings & new music

    Professor J. Jones’ top tip for getting to your 9am? “Just don’t go to sleep!”

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    James Barker

    Student Reactions: Jax Jones and RAYE ‘lecture’ at SUSU’s Best 9am Ever

    Twitter reactions to ‘the best lecture ever’.

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    CM Kavanagh

    “We’d rather split up than charge for a meet and greet”: An interview with Sam Matlock from DEAD!

    Carly-May Kavanagh interviews Dead!’s Sam Matlock on festivals, Southampton’s music scene and why he thinks music should be charged for.

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    Navi Ahluwalia
    Richard Maule

    Review: Richard Maule – Siren’s Call

    Navi Ahluwalia reviews the latest EP from the Putney songwriter and producer.

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    Brunna Pimentel

    Introducing: Bishop

    Bishop combines beautiful and delicate vocals with edgy trip-hop beats. Success is imminent for this up and coming London-born singer.

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    Amy Wootten

    Notes on News: The cost of streaming – is all fair in the music industry?

    Records Editor, Amy offers her thoughts on whether services like Spotify and Apple Music are being fair to the artists that their business depends on.

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    Anneka Honeyball

    Taylor Swift defends choice to prohibit her songs from streaming on Apple Music in open letter

    In an open letter to the corporation, the pop singer has defended her choice to withhold her music from the new streaming service, as well as criticising Apple’s proposed 3 month free trial for all new customers.

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    Georgia Simpson

    Review: Spotify Secret Social (09/06/15)

    Georgia Simpson was one of the lucky few from Southampton to get a ticket to Spotify’s Secret Social.

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    Sally Ka Yan Lui

    UK singles chart to incorporate streams

    Online audio streaming services such as Spotify, Deezer and Xbox music will supply data to count towards the chart compilation process, starting from 6th July.