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"On every laptop you have access to every sound you could ever want. That can make creativity hard": Peel
By Andy Price published
Forging a close bond as two-thirds of international superstars, Foster the People, Sean Cimino and Isom Innis have embarked on a parallel life as Peel.

Ezra Collective’s Joe Armon-Jones on the imagined musical apocalypse that inspired All The Quiet
By Si Truss published
The London-based keyboardist, producer and composer on improvisation, learning production and the therapeutic value of music

Lorde unmasks the guitar part on her new album that was created using a ‘90s Roland V-Guitar processor
By Ben Rogerson published
Plus, the Teenage Engineering OP-1 patch that “shows up everywhere” on the record

Lawrence Hart on the mixed blessings of classical training and being ‘scrappy’ in the studio
By Si Truss published
The Domino artist and George Fitzgerald collaborator on the creative process behind Come In Out Of The Rain

How a novelty sample almost derailed the career of one of the greatest electronic acts of all time
By Si Truss last updated
A classic 1992 Future Music interview reveals how The Prodigy outgrew Charly and shook off the curse of ‘toy-town techno'

Lorde on the Frank Ocean collaborator who helped to humanise the synths on her new album, Virgin
By Ben Rogerson published
The star performed a secret set to open this weekend's Glastonbury Festival
![Brent Smith [left] performs in a blazer and white T-shirt as flames from pyro light the stage behind him. On the right, Rick Beato is photographed in a denim overshirt at NAMM 2022.](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/9MSHbXfF6HqJNm2sy8DmFS.jpg)
Shinedown frontman Brent Smith on what makes Rick Beato a great producer
By Jonathan Horsley published
Beato co-produced Shinedown's debut album and shared writing credits with Smith, who says the YouTube superstar has a "profound" knowledge of music

“We are the inventors of electro”: Emmanuel Macron wants French house to be added to UNESCO heritage list
By Will Simpson published
It would join German techno and Jamaican reggae
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