Jason Kenny, Journalist

“Being supported by many artists outside of d’n’b is such a great thing. Hearing TV star and daytime Radio 1 presenter Fearn Cotton supporting Get With It was very unexpected.”

The Rolling Stones did it. But we might be getting ahead of ourselves

On his new album Logistics might have shaken things up, but there is nothing to fear, as Jason Kenny discovers.

It’s a matter of struggle and triumph connecting the past and the present for Nadia Ackerman on her new record, as Jason Kenny discovers.

Perth balladeers The Siren Tower deliver an album that embraces their heritage and ancestry, as Jason Kenny discovers.

At times it feels as though the song might snap in two as it’s carried only by Felice’s delicate and vulnerable breathy voice.

"No one wants to see a band who's shit-faced and falling over on stage." Or so Chainsaw Hookers learnt when watching Slayer side-of-stage at Soundwave.