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The quiet genius of Ryuichi Sakamoto
From synth-pop hits to Oscar-winning scores to avant-garde electronics, Ryuichi Sakamoto's talents knew no boundaries
Formula 1 driver Charles Leclerc reveals his love of the piano and shows you how he recorded his first track in Ableton Live
He doesn’t just race round tracks - he makes them. And we're guessing he's always first on the ‘grid’ controller...
Jon Hopkins launches new beer inspired by one of his tracks and the number 9, and it’s all thanks to something Brian Eno told him
Is it a case of Jon’s hops wins?
Brian Eno kept a backup, backup laptop in a fridge for his Acropolis gig with brother Roger
“I would hate, more than driving nails into my scrotum, to actually go on tour,” he says
Brian Eno and Roger Eno release the first track from the concert film of their first ever live performance together
“I couldn’t miss the chance to perform in what may be the world’s oldest theatre, located at the birthplace of Western Civilisation,” says Brian Eno of Acropolis gig
Memories of Keith Emerson: "He looked to his Leslie speakers to throw his knives - this guy’s eyes opened wide when he saw the knives fly in his direction. The guy was Jimi Hendrix"
Best of 2022: Six years on from his death, we present a selection of tributes and anecdotes from friends and fellow musicians
Mick Fleetwood’s wooden balls go under the hammer and raise $128,000
Bass guitars and keyboards owned by John McVie and Christine MvVie were also sold
Fleetwood Mac's Christine McVie dies, aged 79
Singer, songwriter and keyboard player passed away in hospital following a short illness
Hans Zimmer reveals his favourite soft synth plugin and explains why MIDI “saved his life”
Also says that there was a time when he, Harold Faltermeyer and Giorgio Moroder were all living in the same house
Hans Zimmer on the benefits of Spatial Audio and his “weird relationship” with Jony Ive: “I don't want to hear stereo, because you took half of my sonic world away”
Composer also explains how he and Mike Einziger integrate technology into their music, and why composers are dramatists rather than musicians