Articles by Martin Guttridge Hewitt

Nia Archives: UK Jungle and Drum & Bass Emanating Soul

Kable Club Manchester

Kable is Essential for Grass Roots Dance Music in Manchester

One Door Film Club: The Block Cinema is a South Manchester Secret

You’ve a Long Way to Go, Baby: The NFT in 2022

Front, Left & Centre Wakil Ahmed Connor Cooper

Manchester Party and Imprint, Left, Right & Centre, on 2021’s Best Tunes

Bass, Sweat, and Years: A Decade and a Half Of HIT &…

Ruf Dug Beats for Beds

Beats for Beds: Ruf Dug on Rough Sleeping and The Carlton Club

Manchester-Collective-founders

Defining Contemporary Classical: Introducing Manchester Collective

Solidarity in Spaces: Marilyn Misandry on Nightlife, Culture, and Disabilities

Shop Talk: Melanin Markets and Independent Label Market

Skepsis

Skepsis Talks Debut Albums, Relocating to the North West, and CRUCAST

Elbow at Night & Day Cafe 30th anniversary

Elbow at Night & Day: Homecoming Heroes Mark 30 Years of an…

Music Sounds Better: NAM’s Audiophile Potential is Finally Being Realised

Van Gogh Alive Salford Starry Night

Age is Meaningless at Van Gogh Alive

Damian John Stewart Manchester Art Fair

Homegrown Highs: 6 Manchester Artists to Check at Manchester Art Fair

Manchester Art Fair Hosts NFTs with Focus on Education This Weekend

“We Want to Work with Everyone”: A History of Manchester Art Fair

W.H. Lung

Electric Dreams: W.H. Lung’s ‘Vanities’ Was Shaped By UK Club Culture

Digital Diwali Greater Manchester

Digital Diwali is an Epic Set Across Greater Manchester Boroughs

Eating & Drinking

The Most Exclusive Restaurant in Manchester

Mina & Bryte

Steam Radio MCR: Old Abbey Taphouse Station Hits Milestone

COBO Comedy of Black Origin

Serious Jokes: COBA, Comedy of Black Origin, hits Frog & Bucket

Linford Sweeney Black History

Black History is World History with Linford Sweeney

A Certain Ratio Talk ‘Down & Dirty’, Rollcam Directors, and Polarised Societies

Henry Normal Manchester Literature Festival

Henry Normal, Poetry and the Birth of Manchester Literature Festival

Complicité Can I Live?

Black History Month at HOME Asks ‘Can I Live?’

The Sunday Boys LGBTQ choir

Why The Sunday Boys, Manchester’s LGBT Choir, Needs Your Support

The Stoller Hall interior

Inside Stoller Hall, Manchester’s Intimate Classical Music Gem

Homoelectric crowd

Luke Una: Homoelectric, Diversity, and Manchester’s New Glories

Leon Patel Global Grooves The Vale Mossley

The Vale is Turning Tameside into Northern England’s Carnival Capital