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A House of Commons Select Committee report on the 'Economics of music streaming' criticises the way in which music revenues are distributed.

“I’ve had loads of racist comments from white musicians." Arnetta Johnson's battle to become a rising star of jazz trumpet.

This is the first in our series of three articles on women and discrimination in the music industry in 2021.

'A female drum and base DJ? Surely not!' Megan Stevens is trying to break the mould as she explains to AWTY

This is the second in our series of articles on women and discrimination in the music industry in 2021. It focuses on the early work of...

There’s pink, shocking pink, dayglo pink and then there’s Delilah Bon in your face, shout-it-loud, confrontational, girl-punk, pink. Or...

"I had in-house engineers walk out of the venue because I was a girl doing the sound, I had my mixes sabotaged."

This is our third and final article on women and discrimination in the music industry in 2021. AWTY talked to Vick Bain about her work.

AWTY gets some tips from experimental, pop singer-songwriter, Eden Dawn about some of the steps you might need to take to achieve success.

Sex and drugs and rock and roll or maybe just hard work. Lulu Davis talks about her career managing at the loud end of music.

Streaming has done a lot to help the music industry combatting pricey etc. So why has there been demonstrations outside Spotifys offices.

She influenced Dylan and Taj Mahal, had nine children, yet only hit blues fame in her 70's. The story of Etta Baker.

It's 23 years since Tammy Wynette died on the 6th April 1998. Yet despite her success her life was mired in tragedy and failed relationships

Will virtual reality become the safer, cheaper, easier, ready-made alternative to going out to listen to music?

It's twenty-two years years since Dusty Springfield, Britain's sixties soul legend and latter-day gay icon, died at the age of fifty-nine.

Increasingly used by aspiring musicians Tik Tok has gone from obscurity to being one of the worlds fastest growing social media platforms.

How can male artists lessen musical festival and event discrimination? Andrew Lansley explains

For most people in the music industry the House of Commons Select Committee hearings are not their first-choice for internet browsing....

Andy Rea, co-founder and organiser of 2000 Trees Festival, about what it takes to set up and run an award winning event.

K-pop (Korean pop) has been growing over the last 20 years, and even more so in the last 10. My first memory of K-pop, like for so many...

For women in the music industry being pregnant and in the public eye is not always easy.

As another report on discrimination comes out, we look at how discrimination might be lessened for women in non-performing roles.

Rising star Demi Marriner talks about women and country music

A review of BBC's programme Back to Black: The Raw Pain and Sorrow of Amy Winehouse’s Back to Black