Hannah Mylrea, Author at NME

Sufjan Stevens – ‘Javelin’ review: cult hero remains compelling and fresh

The prolific artist returns to “full singer-songwriter mode”, for a record of lush and intimate indie-folk

Chappell Roan – ‘The Rise And Fall Of A Midwest Princess’ review: unabashedly fun anthems

The ascendant star prioritises sheer pleasure on a bratty, wacky record of huge pop bangers

FIZZ: “This project is an act of rebellion against the industry”

Dodie, Orla Gartland, Greta Isaac and Martin Luke Brown discuss their vibrant new album 'The Secret To Life'

Soundtrack Of My Life: Rick Astley

Singer and longtime rock and Rick-roller, anti-'Agadoo' activist

Laufey – ‘Bewitched’ review: spellbinding modern jazz with a pop twist

The Icelandic-Chinese star's dazzlingly second album is confident and musically ambitious, melding jazz, pop and modern classical composition

Georgia on her hedonistic new album: “I was redefining what escapism was for me”

The Londoner's last record 'Seeking Thrills' showcased an artist in firm command of the dancefloor. Its follow-up 'Euphoric' is equally enlivening

Tove Lo on the “epic dance moment” in her new single ‘I like u’

The Swedish artist tells NME about her new rave-inspired track, performing live with Duran Duran and a possible Sia collaboration

Paris Paloma: “When people listen to ‘Labour’, I want them to feel like their anger is valid”

The 23-year-old's moving pop songs speak to the frustrations that young women are often shamed for expressing

Katie Gregson-Macleod live at The Great Escape: remarkable, clear-eyed truth-telling

This stunning show demonstrates that the 'Complex' songwriter is far from a one hit wonder

Niall Horan: “The last time I wrote an album I did less thinking”

The Irish singer-songwriter's third record 'The Show' demonstrates a newfound maturity. NME meets him to discuss creating "something that a 30-year-old would release"