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What Hi-Fi? · Apr 17

“Would you believe that an artist is actually singing on stage if you hear them behind you? No, it would sound like a joke”: The challenges of live immersive audio with Nitin Sawhney and Polygon Live

In the studio as the Ivor Novello awarded producer prepares for the UK's biggest spatial audio festival

MusicRadar · Mar 28, 2025

Alentejo Portugal guide: Ravinder Bhogal on the region's unspoilt rural beauty

The restaurateur shares an undiscovered idyll of sun-dappled streets, incredible local wine and highly covetable ceramics

Evening Standard · Dec 5, 2024

Lineker expresses ‘simple truths’ about refugees on new single, musician says

The former footballer long advocated for refugees through social media and faced criticism earlier this year for his views on social media.

The Independent UK · Sep 8, 2023

‘It’s a spiritual experience’: the whirlwind rise of Orchestral Qawwali Project

Their take on a 700-year-old song went viral during lockdown, they’ve sold out the Southbank Centre and collaborated with Nitin Sawhney. Duo Abi Sampa and Rushil Ranjan discuss how they’re giving ancient sacred music a new lease of life

The Guardian - UK · Jan 17, 2023

‘The establishment didn’t know what to do with me’: Sanjeev Bhaskar on marriage, success and stereotypes

Goodness Gracious Me made him a household name. Now The Sandman could bring international stardom. He talks about the bullies who tried to keep him down – and life as reluctant role model

The Guardian - UK · Aug 1, 2022

‘This is a crazy, unjust attack’: Pink Floyd re-form to support Ukraine

Exclusive: Disgusted by the Russian invasion, David Gilmour speaks about band’s first brand new song in 28 years, which samples a Ukrainian musician now on the front line – and expresses ‘disappointment’ in Roger Waters

The Guardian - UK · Apr 7, 2022

Ghosts in the Ruins review – Nitin Sawhney’s ‘new take’ on Britten’s War Requiem falls short

With only a vague sense of narrative and precious little to stir the emotions, this new work struggles to reflect Coventry’s proud, vibrant history

The Guardian - UK · Feb 5, 2022

Ghosts in the Ruins review – Nitin Sawhney’s Coventry celebration fails to rise to the occasion

There’s poetry, pulsing ambient music, choirs and even Britten, but this site-specific work marking the 60th anniversary of Coventry Cathedral’s consecration was disappointingly bland

The Guardian - UK · Jan 28, 2022