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Loud And Quiet Order a copy now Issue 145 of Loud And Quiet is out February 13th, featuring Squid on the cover, photographed at Portishead Open Air Pool. It’ll be the band’s first in-depth interview about their debut album, Bright Green Field, which was announced last week. It’s being released May 7 via Warp, and is a much stranger record than people are perhaps expecting. It’s brilliant too, and despite the bleakness of right now seeping into it, the band managed to find joy, unity and passion in its making. Other featured artists include rappers with stories BackRoad Gee and

Ghetts Posts New Track No Mercy Featuring Pa Salieu And BackRoad Gee Thursday, 04 February 2021 Ghetts has released a new track. Assisted by BackRoad Gee and BBC Sound of 2021 winner Pa Salieu, No Mercy serves as the latest preview of the grime superstar's forthcoming album, 'Conflict Of Interest', due out on February 19 via Warner Records. The collaboration was produced by Ten Billion Dreams and sees the veteran superstar dropping a sharp flow next to the two rising artists who keep things slick on their verses. Head below to check out the track's dark accompanying video directed by...

Celeste is the third face of Clash 117. The soulful vocalist opened 2020 on top of the world - the only trouble was, the world was about to change... Forced to look inwards by the pandemic, she responded by amplifying her need to communicate, examining every facet of her being on a persuasive, gloriously soulful debut album. Her journey is marked by self-examination, while her story is one that will resonate in each of our lives. “If you make sense of yourself, then you make sense of other people… that’s what I think.” Also featured in this issue is  Arlo Parks,

Ty Dolla $ign is the second face of Clash 117. One of hip-hop’s undeniable extroverts, Ty Dolla $ign’s stunning success is shot through with a sense of loss, and triumph over adversity. A bold, defiant voice, he’s changing definitions, and preparing himself for a fresh evolution.  As ever, it starts with those closest to him, the ones who matter most – change is gradual, and while it may be subtle, it’s also going to be dramatic. “It’s been tough for me, man. I lost a lot of fucking people this year...” Also featured in this issue is

(Ian West/PA) Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Coventry rapper Pa Salieu has been named the winner of the BBC Music Sound of 2021 poll. The 23-year-old, who released breakout track Frontline in January last year, was selected by a panel of 160 industry experts and artists including Billie Eilish, Stormzy and Jorja Smith. He follows in the footsteps of previous winners including Sam Smith, Ellie Goulding and Adele. Pa Salieu (BBC/PA) Grantham-raised singer Holly Humberstone took second place on the annua...