British Music

Mike Bennett started his career producing records for the likes of Toyah Wilcox, The Fall, Bad Manners, wishbone Ash as well as writing for...

Stars do not come bigger than Michael Jackson, the ‘King of Pop’ or his Sister Janet Jackson, but if you throw in Boyz ll Men, Vanessa Williams, Teddy Riley, Lou Bega and Deborah Cox (to name just a few) you are looking at some of the biggest names in the music industry over the last several decades.  What they all have in common is they have been managed by Qadree El-Amin [Southpaw Entertainment] and, now you can add 14-year-old UK child singing and songwriting prodigy Phoebe Austin to that illustrious list.

John Richardson was born and raised in the county of Essex in the south east of England. He taught himself to play the drums at...

Coronavirus is a world problem, no longer can people in the privileged West point their finger and say ‘It’s over there’.  Coronavirus is here and it’s hitting everyone everywhere without exception.  As the virus sweeps across the UK and the Government prepares with measures never before seen in peacetime the UK musical community as with the global music community has been decimated.  Despite this artists are still doing all they can to help however they can including stars like Toyin Adekale, Noel Mckoy and Leee John who are directly affected by Coronavirus.

On 16 October 2019, The Rubettes ft. John, Mick, & Steve hit #1 in America with their song “Ya Lovin’ Rocks.” The Rubettes, who are...

72-year-old John Richardson is the founder and drummer of the 1970s pop group The Rubettes. The band had multiple top ten hits including the...

In 1981, David James formed the band Modern Romance. After two flop singles, Andy Kyriacou joined the band. He joined 8 weeks before the band...

    It started out with five actors traipsing from Manchester to Hollywood to make a B-movie style film that encompasses everything from vegan vampires to...

Since the truly massive self-penned No.1 Club Hit ’When your Gone’,  Soraya Vivian has gone on to near legendary clubland status. Her huge powerful voice,...

Amanda Frolich one of the worlds leading Child entertainers and Educators has teamed up again with Producer and artist Stevie Eagle E to release a timely and thought-provoking childrens song called 'When I grow up'. The single ‘When I Grow Up’ will be released on the 8th June 2020 and the video on 30th May 2020.