Stolen histories and stolen futures: How Gypsy-Traveller children in Scotland were removed from their families through a policy of forced assimilation
Finding music in liminalityMaïa Barouh on her new album AÏDA and what it means to be “between”Isabella Yasmin Kajiwara & Illustration: Alia Romagnoli
“You grow so much being around queer people”It Man frontman Finn O’Brien on being a trans man in musicRudy Harries & Illustration: Salam Zaied
What the music industry could learn from sex workers’ fight for decriminalisationIn the words of Laika, “We’re people, not just performers”Erin Cobby
Looking back to see ahead: “and no one can trick me with Honey Mouth again”Beautiful Nubia's use of music for storytelling, activism and recollecting cultural memory amidst Nigeria's 2023 electionsAdebayo Quadry-Adekanbi & Illustration: Tinuke Fagborun
Imagining a world beyond caste discrimination through desi-futuristic musicIn conversation with Kapil Seshasayee on caste discrimination, Indian nationalism and the power of music to disrupt mainstream narrativesAkshata Kapoor & Illustration: Joe Habben
Meet Knife Girl, the Finnish musician defying gender and genre boundariesOn how her new album celebrates being trans, young and understanding yourself in a crazy worldIsaac Muk & Illustration: Sali Mudawi
Ugandan percussionists are keeping 700 year old traditions aliveThe Nakibembe Xylophone troupe on memory, ancestry and the transportive power of musicErin Cobby
Kabeaushé’s masterclass in how to be unmissableMeet the artist bringing alternative Kenyan pop to the world.Erin Cobby
Charting the rise of Pakistan’s electronic music sceneKarachi's first Boiler Room and the importance of carving out space for South Asian DJ talentSafiya Bashir & Illustration: Kohenoor Kamal
“Mandem settle, womxn to the front”Why inclusive dancefloors are key to a safer nightlife experienceSafiya Bashir & Illustration: Boe
Resisting the Hostile Environment with hip-hopConversations on cuts, deportations and revolution with rapper AWATE.Erin Cobby & Illustration: Salam Zaied
Life after ‘Livin la vida loca’Colombian singer-songwriter JSCA on the future of Latin American music in London Erin Cobby