kwn for The Artists Vol. 1
For NOTION The Artists Vol. 1, kwn opens up about her journey of self-discovery, receiving praise from Kehlani and building an her ever-expanding fanbase.
The Japanese House for The Artists Vol. 1
The Japanese House reflects on her evolution as an artist, from the catharsis of songwriting to the importance of connection. With influences spanning from The Beatles to queer experiences, her music captures emotions with simplicity and depth.
Barry Can’t Swim for The Artists Vol. 1
Following his Independent Music Awards’ win in the Independent Breakthough category earlier this year, Edinburgh-born Joshua Mainnie (more widely known as Barry Can’t Swim) is fizzing with a free-spirited coolness and shows no sign of slowing down.
Bashy for The Artists Vol. 1
For NOTION The Artists Vol. 1, rapper, actor and artist Bashy talks his second musical coming, standing the test of time and where he hopes the future takes him next.
Maeta for The Artists Vol. 1
Maeta is redefining R&B, with her blend of sultry vocals, introspective lyrics, and a knack for experimenting with the genre's formula.
Paris Paloma for The Artists Vol. 1
For NOTION The Artists Vol. 1, we sit down with the Paris Paloma to talk her viral anthems, rebellion and the inspirations behind Cacophony.
English Teacher for The Artists Vol. 1
English Teacher are navigating the Wild West of life’s everyday absurdities. Here, this year’s Mercury Prize winners discuss their debut album, This Could Be Texas, understanding their sense of place and why Leeds will always be their home.
Tanner Adell for The Artists Vol. 1
Tanner Adell is flipping country music on its head with a mix of pop, soul, and Southern grit. Bridging small-town roots and big-city flair, her fearless sound and bold self-expression is creating a new path for country.
Patta for The Artists Vol. 1
Celebrating 20 Years of Patta, founders Edson Sabajo and Guillaume “Gee” Schmidt, and Patta Soundsystem head honcho Victor Crezée talk their musical origins, the essence of community and the history of hip-hop.
Digital Cover: Dua Saleh on Finding Power Through Music
Actor and artist Dua Saleh's debut album, I SHOULD CALL THEM, nurtures our souls on an apocalyptic journey to the core of Earth, self and back, to face the pain and desires of reality.
STOP EVERYTHING AND WATCH
'Dinner @ Brasserie Zédel' by Luvcat
The Skeleton Key by Roc Marciano & The Alchemist
The Radiant Explorer by Sandflower
Sandflower's The Radiant Explorer takes listeners on a genre-blending journey of pop, funk, and disco, featuring tracks already making waves in film and TV.
Blue Hour by Tyrin
Brooklyn’s Tyrin channels heartbreak and healing into Blue Hour, a genre-blurring six-track EP that fuses pop-punk, hip-hop, and indie-pop influences to tell a story of resilience and personal growth.
‘less than three’ by Joey LaBeija
Joey LaBeija returns with 'less than three', a haunting and emotionally charged track that blends experimental R&B with introspective electronics, marking a powerful step forward for the genre-defying producer.
NOTION NOW #225: Nemzzz, Shygirl & Yseult
Press play on the latest edition of NOTION NOW, the playlist featuring the freshest tracks you need to hear.