Kalush Orchestra, the Ukrainian Eurovision 2022 winners have been releasing new music. The band have been busy in recent times working on new material ahead of their upcoming appearance at the 2023 song contest. The fan favourites have dropped two new songs, including a collaboration and their first song in English. Changes Following their winning […]
Disney have released an ASL version of the Encanto song “We Don’t Talk About Bruno” in celebration of the International Day of Sign Languages earlier this month. The song, with lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda, has been a hit since the release of the animated film, and has been created to boost inclusion amongst the Deaf […]
The UK music industry is home to a huge number of incredible Black artists who are making history before our eyes. During Black History Month, we wanted to appreciate some of our favourite UK musicians, ranging from Glastonbury headliners to promising up-and-coming acts. Celeste English singer Celeste started publishing her music on SoundCloud back in […]
Every industry has its peculiarities of language and in theatre that is especially true. Combine that with differing nationalities working together in a foreign land and you have a recipe for possible disaster.
Editor’s Note: Aurelie Gandilhon writes this creative piece as a train carriage hosting the concerts of buskers who play within it as they travel the tunnels of Paris. Written first in her native language, an English translation is found below.
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