The Edge’s Mercury Prize Wishlist
Ahead of the nomination announcement on Friday 16th October, The Edge has put together a Mercury Prize list of our own.
Author Hannah Mylrea
Hannah Mylrea
Snack queen and entertainment journalist. Records Editor 2014-2015 & News Editor 2013-2014 for The Edge.
Total articles: 249
Review: Sunday at The Big Feastival 2015
The Edge returned to The Big Feastival for the final day of festivities (30/08/15).
Review: Saturday at The Big Feastival 2015
The Edge took a trip to the Cotswolds to see what the fuss was about at Jamie Oliver and Alex Jame’s annual food festival (28/08/15-30/08/15).
Review: Jess Glynne – I Cry When I Laugh
Following a string of number one hits and high profile collaborations, Jess Glynne has finally released her debut album.
“A bloke came up to me and said, ‘When you played ‘Right Here Right Now’ with ‘Born Slippy’ I lost my shit!’”: An interview with Fatboy Slim
Back at Common People festival writers Toby and Hannah caught up with Fatboy Slim, to discuss everything festivals.
Review: The Maccabees – Marks To Prove It
The Maccabees have succeeded in producing a vibrant, unified fourth record.
“We were part of the news when we won!” An interview with Years & Years
A few months ago writer Hannah caught up with Years & Years at Common People Festival.
Things that should be banned at festivals: the artist’s edit
At various festivals this summer we asked performers what one thing they would band from a music festival; this was the result.
“I just want to write things before I over think it”: An interview with Rae Morris at Truck Festival.
Writer Hannah caught up with the pint-sized songstress ahead of her Truck festival appearance.
“Now I’m a flower and I bloom into the public.”: An interview with Darwin Deez
Writer Hannah caught up with indie band Darwin Deez prior to their performance at Oxford’s Truck Festival.
Preview: The Big Feastival
Now in its fourth year, Jamie Oliver and Alex James return with the latest instalment of their Oxfordshire based Taste Festival (28-30/08/2015).
Review: Sia – ‘Fire Meet Gasoline’
Previous Records Editor Hannah reviews the latest track from Sia, ‘Fire Meet Gasoline’.
“I’m quite controlling about everything, and the one thing I keep saying is I want it to be very honest representation of who I am”: An interview with Lucy Rose
We caught up with the singer-songwriter prior to her set at this year’s Truck festival.
Ian McKellen to narrate a documentary about Muslim drag queens
The actor and leading gay rights activist will narrate Channel 4’s upcoming documentary, which will focus on the stories of three Muslim drag queens.