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From Mylène Farmer to Beyonce, Dale Melita aka #DaleyPop shares his favourite POP tracks
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From Mylène Farmer to Beyonce, Dale Melita aka #DaleyPop shares his favourite POP tracks
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Reviews and previews from classical music columnist, Nick Boston
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The BBC has now confirmed the outcome of the first stage of the Host City bidding process for the 67th Eurovision Song Contest, which will be held in the UK in 2023. Birmingham, alongside six other cities
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Her most introspective body of work to date, The Loneliest Time expands on the emotionally potent songwriting and effervescent sound that Jepsen has showcased on past work like 2015’s critically lauded E*M*OTION.
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REVIEWS Baritone Roderick Williams has joined with the Coull Quartet for a wonderful new recording of works for voice and string quartet. Surprisingly, despite the centrality of the string quartet in the chamber repertoire, works that put this together with voice are relatively rare. At the centre o
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From Jessie Ware to SEB, Dale Melita aka #DaleyPop shares his favourite POP tracks in the run up to Brighton & Hove Pride
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Last night’s programme was well chosen with plenty of new material, some excellent solos and delightful break out groups that allowed the choir to highlight some exceptional talents.
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On July 25, Rainbow Riots is to unveil the new single We Don’t Care; a global protest anthem against LGBTQ+ phobia, released internationally following the terrorist attack on Oslo Pride. It is written and produced by Swedish gay artist and LGBTQ+ activist Petter Wallenberg in collaboration with quee
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Make room for another portion of the fizziest POP tracks from our resident pop pixie #DaleyPop
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Reviews and previews from classical music columnist, Nick Boston
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Brian Butler finds many delights in next weekend’s Brighton Early Music Festival
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After its two year COVID break the energy was at Duracell bunny levels with students, professionals, business leaders and DJs excited to be back in the room, literally, as panels, talks, demos, masterclasses and networking, oh the networking, allowed us to revel in the post-lockdown contacts we were