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He has spent his career testing the boundaries between life and virtual reality, in his studio and now on the opera stage
Ludovic Hunter-Tilney selects his best mid-year reads
Her defiance of industry convention is an act of racial and feminist liberation — with a modern twist
Richard Fairman selects his best mid-year reads
The album marks the first in a series which sees the multi-instrumentalist performing with three different trios
The singer and trumpeter have constructed a concept album around King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba
The Anglo-Italian tenor tackles arias and duets from ‘Madama Butterfly’, ‘Tosca’ and ‘Carmen’ in his second album
The singer’s fourth album is an adroit piece of storytelling with a sure-footed sense of timing
With a giant puppet dominating the stage Philipp Stölzl’s production goes for colour and noise
The singer and actor on life with Serge Gainsbourg, why she’s still making ‘dangerous, provoking’ music — and the allure of Helen Mirren
‘It’s all good if you don’t get it yet’, the rapper announced after the release of his seventh LP. ‘We wait for you to catch up’
A rich performance was bolstered by abundant musicians, dancers and audience members summoned to the stage
The Icelandic singer’s voice has lost none of its power or strangeness over her long career
Plus: ‘Otello’ at Grange Park Opera offers an outstanding Iago in Simon Keenlyside
The superstar singer brought persuasive charm and androgynous style to the London leg of Love on Tour
The blues singer’s 1955 track brought an assertive swagger to Bo Diddley’s original
She is co-head of global talent giant WME’s music division and has 90 of her own clients
Wordless vocalisations and shimmering soundscapes devised with Darkside’s Dave Harrington make for chilled-out listening
The album marks the latest collaboration with violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter, supported by the Boston Symphony Orchestra
The saxophonist delivers technical flourishes and harmonic bite in an exuberant new album
The British indie rock band turn their attention to rebirth with their seventh album
The American musician has a singular vision as she returns with songs that reflect on lockdown and confinement
The former Moloko frontwoman is working on a new album in the midst of a fertile creative period
Hybe has had nine years since the group’s debut to reduce its dependence
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