Music

Rhys Lewis

Rhys Lewis: "For me, when you say a problem out loud, it suddenly becomes a lot more manageable."

Jungle

Jungle: "There’s been no going are you sure about this. Ultimately, in this world, you’ve got to trust your tastes, your instinct, and your plan."

Chase and Status

Chase and Status: "Now, when I think of what we do I think we have always been very fortunate to make a living doing what we love so much."

The Amazons

The Amazons: "A lot of my mental health came down to not knowing what I was doing in my life and just kind of letting things build up. So, when it then resurfaced in Mexico I don’t think I was expecting it."

Sigrid

Sigrid: “Sucker Punch focused a lot on my relation to and relationships with other people and the wider world that I had just walked into. But How To Let Go is about the aftermath of those experiences.”

Tom Odell

Tom Odell: “I’ve always been relatively cavalier and honest about it in public. When I started writing songs at 19, 20 years old, I was never afraid to be vulnerable and sensitive. My songs have always been very, very candid.”

Calum Scott

Calum Scott: "I think every album I’ve done has been a snapshot in time. I want to tell stories; I want to take people on a journey through my mental health and how I’ve gone from moments where I didn’t know if I could carry on."

Rhodes

Rhodes: "I think the most important thing about being an artist is to surround yourself with people that you trust."

Tones & I

Tones and I: "I don’t think I was prepared for that at all. I was bare feet on the street, being compared visually to and up against all these huge established pop stars. Once I was lined up against Ariana Grande, Nicki Minaj, and Billie Eilish for the most-streamed females right now – which went on for over a year and I couldn’t believe it."

Flynn

Flynn: "It's funny, because I feel like I was a lot more comfortable back then with those sorts of things. If someone asked me to go on the high street now and sing I think i'd freak out a bit."

Sea Girls

Sea Girls: "I made the right decision going to work in music, I don’t know if I’d be happy if I didn’t"

Cassyette

Cassyette: "I’ve always been myself and I’ve always liked the same things as I like now. But I feel like when I was a kid, I really was always just trying to fit in."