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Chucking another twenty quid at great music. The post The 2022 Popjustice Twenty Quid Music Prize: shortlist appeared first on Popjustice. | Continue reading
Congratulations to Laura Mvula, whose single Got Me has won the 2021 Popjustice Twenty Quid Music Prize. In fairness, it's a great single. Twenty quid | Continue reading
Still hard to believe this has all actually happened | Continue reading
Breaking radio silence to announce the twelve British and Irish pop singles shortlist for the 2021 Popjustice Twenty Quid Music Prize. They are: Black | Continue reading
Georgia Twinn continues her fairly robust campaign to become one of Britain's best new popstars this week with Moth, which references Nirvana and combined | Continue reading
Plus new ones from ELIO, Rose Gray, Sabrina Carpenter and some pirates | Continue reading
A strange start to 2021. | Continue reading
If music be the food of love, here is some food | Continue reading
Your weekly explosion of noteworthy recordings | Continue reading
Notes on this week's new releases: Baby Queen continues to be one of the pop sphere's best things: new developments this week involve Pretty Girl Lie | Continue reading
Well done Dua Lipa. Twenty quid's on its way | Continue reading
Notes on this week's new releases: Seriously though the EHLE single is very brilliant. "I'll stop wearing black when they invent a darker colour" — A | Continue reading
Includes a song about Britney in the style of Britney. | Continue reading
Brace yourself, it's a lengthy one. | Continue reading
Twelve shortlisted songs, twenty quid to the winner. Amazing. | Continue reading
A song that sounds a bit like Robyn twice removed, plus numerous other choice 'cuts'. | Continue reading
Notes on this week's new releases, carrying on as if everything's normal and as if there haven't been roughly no new posts on the site for about eight | Continue reading
With further big ones from Charli XCX, Jonas Brothers, HURTS!!!, Loryn and Josef Salvat. | Continue reading
Notes on this week's new releases: You've probably noticed I've had trouble figuring out how or if to support Kim Petras: some weeks she's released | Continue reading
Plus The 1975, Charli XCX, Jessie Ware and more | Continue reading
Got new music coming out? Book a playback session. | Continue reading
Plus new ones from Charli XCX, Moyka and more... | Continue reading
This week's mood: DOWNBEAT | Continue reading
Lots of songs sound like Robyn this week. | Continue reading
Two songs with the same name, plus various other songs with different names | Continue reading
It is now morally acceptable to listen to the new Lady Gaga single. | Continue reading
"I want doesn't get" except sometimes it does. | Continue reading
Release this song on 12" immediately. | Continue reading
Everyone has a birthday. | Continue reading
WHEN WILL DAGNY STOP BEING AMAZING. | Continue reading
Basically the new Dua Lipa song is quite good | Continue reading
Featuring a band named after a fish, Calvin pretending not to be Calvin, and two people called Kali. | Continue reading
Would you believe it, L Devine's got a new song out | Continue reading
Best song this week: one about buying a new telephone | Continue reading
HERE COME THE GOOD SONGS. This follows a Yummy-shaped false start last week. | Continue reading
What does the first NMF of 2020 have in store? Well Bieber's back, for a start. | Continue reading
Some absolute corkers in here, well done everyone. | Continue reading
It's all about BEST TROUSERS. | Continue reading
Twas the playlist before Christmas... | Continue reading
Pop music, on a wall, live and direct from Kings Cross. | Continue reading
I'm calling a snap Readers' Poll. Polling day is THURSDAY DECEMBER 12. No votes will be accepted before or after that date. The results will be published | Continue reading
This week's selection: not very festive considering it's December. | Continue reading
Josef returns, The Rubens have done something great for some reason, Taylor's back (twice), etc. | Continue reading