Louisa Zimmer

Ahead of the release of his second debut album in less than two months, NBHAP author Louisa caught up with PC Music founder and Charli XCX's creative director A.G Cook to chat about the present and future of pop.

In 2020 Bristolian trio KOKO were set to have broken through with their energetic electro-pop sound. Things changed but despite the pandemic, they keep working on their future. NBHAP spoke to them about their touring plans, lockdown strategies, and of course, partying.

After nine years, Mike Skinner releases the first full-length mixtape with The Streets. NBHAP author Louisa used the opportunity to call the rap legend in his London home to talk about morning routines, career advice and the weird concept of mixtapes.

After two highly-sucessful Savages records, singer Jehnny Beth decided to go solo with the record 'To Love Is To Live'. NBHAP author Louisa Zimmer called the French artist to find out more about her most personal work to date.

The British indie six-piece Sports Team emerged from continuously touring the country and building a genuine relationship with fans. Speaking to singer Alex Rice, NBHAP author Louisa found out how the band is maintaining their live show passion in times without gigs.

Inmidst a global pandemic, Moses Sumney released one of the most important albums of the year. In conversation with Louisa Zimmer, he shares his thoughts about multiplicity, Carole Baskin, and the failure of the American healthcare system.

Glasgow's folk poet Gerry Cinnamon scored one of the bestselling albums of the year. But who is the man behind the stadium rock phenomena? NBHAP author Louisa investigated into the media-shy artist.

Irish singer, producer and songwriter Delush merges pop, R&B, soul and spoken word into a seamless sound carpet. Ahead of the release of his debut album 'The Journey To Zero', NBHAP author Louisa caught up with Enda Gallery.