AWTY? Is Time Running Out For Tik Tok? Increasingly used by aspiring musicians Tik Tok has gone from obscurity to being one of the worlds fastest growing social media platforms.
AWTY? Can live music survive virtual reality? While festivals and live music have brutally suffered during the pandemic, we have seen more and more gigs go online. A safer, cheaper, e...
AWTY? Swimming Against the Stream For most people in the music industry the House of Commons Select Committee hearings are not their first-choice for internet browsing. Ye...
AWTY? Remember Music Festivals? With live music festivals being on hold, back in the early days of lockdown we did a Q&A with Andy Rea, co-founder and organiser of 2000 ...
AWTY? K-pop: Sugar & Spice but is it nice? In the age of manufactured pop the ultimate trend must be that of K-pop. Created, honed, and polished to the 'enth degree, it cannot be d...
AWTY? The Grind of Having a Bump: Paloma and Pregnancy For women in the music industry being pregnant and in the public eye is not always easy.
AWTY? Pillow Talk AWTY reviews Pillow Queens’ debut album ‘In Waiting’ It’s been a while coming, but today (25th September) Indie rock band, Pillow Queens ...
AWTY? A Sound Career? "I had in-house engineers walk out of the venue because I was a girl doing the sound, I had my mixes sabotaged."
AWTY? Woofers who Tweet In a blatant attempt at populism we go snoopin’ on dogs and the music business.
AWTY? "Thousands are Sailing" Will reminds us of the impact that a single song at one single moment, can have. The Pogues song "Thousands Sailing by Phil Chevron
AWTY? Why women get the blues? How might discrimination be lessened for women in non-performing roles.
AWTY? Bristol Fashion Bristol might be gaining attention as a new driving force in music through bands such as Idles, but at its heart are people like Adrian Dutt
AWTY? In Memory of Amy A review of BBC's programme Back to Black: The Raw Pain and Sorrow of Amy Winehouse’s Back to Black
AWTY? Dollitics After Dolly Parton's Black Lives Matter comment is the start of a new political stance for the singer.