Author: Theresa Heath

Theresa is our interviews editor and resident Scandinavian music fanatic. Send any interview requests or free trips to Sweden her way.

Interview | Introducing My Glass World

Jamie Telford from My Glass World has had an interesting musical life, having recorded with The Jam and The Style Council, composed for television and radio and dipped his toes into contemporary classical music. Luckily, things are only getting more…

Interview | Introducing…Native Roses

Native Roses were formed from the remnants of Modern Fighting Vehicles and counted Birdy among their ranks for a while (although her burgeoning solo career cut short a future with them). Hailing from Brighton, the band play country-infused Americana, dislike…

Live | Gabby Young and Other Animals

Roll up! Roll up! For London’s Scala is decked out like a tawdry tart, complete with multi-coloured bunting, lanterns, balloons and a ‘Gabberdashery’ of clothes, cake and curios. There’s even a town mayor and vicar to preside over a raffle,…

‘Driven by fire’ – FFS talks to Karima Francis

There are some interviews that feel more like conversations, where the artist is so candid and engaging that you can’t help feeling drawn to them. Karima Francis is one such artist –  unflinchingly honest, self-deprecating, direct, and sweet, but also…

Interview | Introducing…Ninette and the Goldfish

With beautiful EP, Words From the Deep Down, released earlier this year, we thought it was high time to take a peek into the goldfish bowl…. Hello, please introduce yourself and your music to the uninitiated. We’re Nina Thomas and…

Festivals | The FFS guide to Field Day

Say it quietly but it looks like summer is finally here, and London is gearing up for its hippest festival of the season, Field Day – and what a stonking line-up it has. Here are FFS’s recommendations to negotiate your…

Interview | Introducing…Maz Totterdell

Maz Totterdell is like a ray of sunshine in your record collection. Rather than choosing the route of teenage angst, this precocious 15 year old reminds us that it wasn’t ALL rubbish being young, and her gentle reflections on the bumpy road…