Eloise from our music team, spent time with band Ist Ist, speaking about their favoruite places to play in europe and their sound as an ensemble.
The band gave advice to younger artists wanting to rise up in music, on the importance of being true to your own unique sound and avoiding falling into trend traps.
Caitlin White from our Music team, spent some time with The Covasettes to talk about their unique music style and their favourite musical influences.
The band spoke on their eccelctic music tastes as an ensemble as well as their superstitions and rituals ahead of shows including eating pies and spending quality time together as a band ahead of every show.
Caltlin White from our Music team sat down with band The Clause ahead of their set at Live at Leeds in the City, to talk about all their favourite genres of music and venues to play.
They spoke on their love for summer-time festival culture, as well as the thrill of finding new artists and favourite bands.
In this episode of the LinguaPop podcast we will dive into the topic of youth language and explore why it evolves so fast and where it actually comes from. Moreover, we will take a closer look at Kiezdeutsch, a big part of the German youth language. Questions such as what makes it so special, how it emerged and what people think about it will be further discussed. So join us for another great episode!
Today, we look at more examples of how languages are represented in media, including how one song can include various languages, French and Arabic comics, and a multilingual TV show. We also discuss whether plurilingual art can really be possible and potential issues that could be encountered wen aiming to represent multiple languages.
Head of Music Polly Magill spoke with up and coming Liverpool-based Pop artist Alba FM, to talk about her new releases and the nature of the music industry through the eyes of student.
Alba FM shared takes on her two new singles "Dressed For the Job" and "Dressed Like A knob", as well as her love for curating her own unique brand to promote her music.
We are proud to make an apologetic return with yet another episode of Have I Got Lemons For You.
Louie McVey, president of The Lemon Press, is in the hot seat to help out Max, whilst Liz Bass keeps the seat warm for Felipe. Liz is joined by the magazine's deputy chief illustrator Josh Rees, so you've got three new voices to learn to love.
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In our first episode of the Linguapop podcast, we take a first look at plurilingualism and explore how indigenous languages such as Queucha are being revitalised through music and social media. By blending tradition with global genres, creators are increasing visibility, challenging stigma and redefining what it means for a language to thrive in a digital era.
Deputy Head of Music Caitlin Mulholland and Interview co-ordinator Alma Jasper, sat down with up and coming indie-rock band Do Nothing ahead of their Belgrave Music Hall show in Leeds.
They spoke on the musical influences for their newer material, including music from the band The Blue Nile, as well as their passion for playing unreleased music at shows over older material.
URY's Head of News, Harrison, sat down with the brilliant Ed Campbell (co-host of the PoliticsJoe podcast) for a wide ranging conversation on his experience as an office Traitor, Keir Starmer's political strategy and culture in the 2020s. It's a must listen!