There is a point in an artist’s career where the need to prove anything falls away. What replaces it is clarity. That is where Judith Owen is heading with Suit Yourself . Set for release on April 24 and recorded in New Orleans, the album does not try to reposition her or introduce a new direction. It brings together what she already does well and presents it with more control. The result is a record that feels direct and considered before it has even fully landed. Across the

Mishaal Tamer isn’t arriving in London as a newcomer. He arrives with momentum, with a catalogue that has already travelled across continents, and with a live reputation that continues to build at pace. On 8 April 2026, he takes over The Lower Third for a one-night show titled Home Is Changing . It’s a smaller room, more contained, and that’s exactly the point. Tamer’s rise has been fast but measured. His 33-track debut, Home Is Changing , released in late 2024, established a

Tamta returns with ‘AUTOTAPINOSI’, a track that tightens her sound and places her firmly within a more defined, club-led direction. Photographer: Lena Knappova / @lenaknappova Released on 11 March 2026 via Kiki Music Group and distributed by Minos EMI / Universal Music Group, the track pushes her sound into a more direct, club-driven direction. Built on an EBM foundation, it blends industrial textures with electronic and post-punk influences, moving her further away from conv

At a point in her career where many actors begin to specialise, Kayleigh-Paige Rees has done the opposite. She has built a reputation as a producer, entrepreneur, and advocate for independent creatives, while quietly sharpening her craft as a performer. Now, with Pops  set for global release on Amazon Prime, she steps firmly back into the spotlight as an actress. Directed by David Thackeray , the film is a quietly powerful portrait of family, memory, and emotional inheritance

Charli Fisher is part of a new generation of storytellers who move with ease across the worlds of fashion travel and broadcast. She has carved out a career that feels both polished and refreshingly grounded balancing international campaigns with a presence that remains unmistakably human. From the serene elegance of sustainable luxury resorts to the charged energy of red carpets and fashion weeks she brings a quiet intentionality to every space she enters. Her success is not

From Brazil To London, The DJ Reflects On Resilience, Respect, And The Quiet Revolution Of Women Behind The Decks. At 34, Brazilian-born DJ Scheila Santos  has found her rhythm in London’s vibrant electronic scene. Her journey from Brazil to the heart of Europe’s club culture has been shaped by passion, perseverance, and the quiet courage it takes to stand out in a space still marked by gender imbalance. Although she’s earned her place commanding the decks in some of London’s