Alice Russell

Brighton's Thu Thoughts is easily one of the UK's best independent labels, regardless of whether its audience is energetically twitching on the dancefloor or bobbing about in a chilled boudoir. Read More

Norman Cook, aka Fat Boy Slim, is no stranger to high-profile collaborations. Read More

In the event, the date was less than half-sold, but her fans were clearly devoted to dancing – and to Ms Russell – and the singer's infectious enthusiasm helped to carry the evening. Read More

The significant milestone that is Tru Thoughts' 10th Anniversary has garnered a wealth of press and radio support, with reviews of the 3CD compilation appearing in The Telegraph , The Quietus , BBC.co.uk , Clash Magazine and Mercury Music Prize Recommends among others; label features in iDJ , DJ Mag and more; and exclusive radio specials/interviews on Gilles Peterson's Radio 1 Worldwide show; the 6Music Funk & Soul Show with Craig Charles; Ross Allen on Ministry Of Sound radio; Eire's SPIN Southwest ; Nihal's Radio 1 show, and various other national and online stations around the world. Read More

Situated in the picturesque fishing village of Petrcane, Soundwave 2009 was a sell out event with the crowds enjoying scorching hot weather, boat parties, club nights and sets from artists such as DJ Yoda, Hexstatic, The Bays, Alice Russell and many, many more. Read More

Alice Russell's fourth album looked like it might not happen – the collapse of a distribution company a year ago left it, perhaps metaphorically, gathering dust. Read More

On a distant planet floating in a sea of patched-together spaceships, Dr. Boondigga and the BW, a mad scientist and his sidekick robot, have kidnapped New Zealand's high-tech soul mercenaries Fat Freddy's Drop. Read More

The forte of Brighton label Tru Thoughts is giving multiple musical styles – soul, funk, house, downtempo – an injection of jubilant jazz. Read More

Through theater, film, online and print, Lizzie Borden continues to unintentionally garner an ever-present audience from beyond her grave. Read More

Through theater, film, online and print, Lizzie Borden continues to unintentionally garner an ever-present audience from beyond her grave. Read More