USP: His versatile ability to seamlessly collaborate with almost anyone: see last April’s absorbing ‘Gang’ project with Headie One and Romy’s pandemic-defying banger ‘Lifetime’. They need your support – now more than ever.Ĭontributors: Alex Flood, Ali Shutler, Andrew Trendell, Becky Rogers, Ben Jolley, Caitlin O’Reilly, Dhruva Balram, El Hunt, Gary Ryan, Georgia Evans, Hannah Mylrea, Iliyas Ong, Jenessa Williams, Jonathan Garrett, Jordan Bassett, Karen Gwee, Katy Hills, Kyann-Sian Williams, Liz Aubrey, Luke Cartledge, Luke Morgan Britton, Mark Beaumont, Max Pilley, Mia Hughes, Natty Kasambala, Nick Levine, Nick Reilly, Patrick Clarke, Paul Bugler, Rhian Daly, Rhys Buchanan, Sam Moore, Sofiana Ramli, Sophie Louisa Williams, Timi Sotire, Tom Skinner, Tristan Gatward and Will RichardsīRIT Award-winning producer plotting out a path as one of the UK’s most exciting all-rounders So if there is a new artist you completely fall in love with, we hope you’ll support them by purchasing tickets, hoovering up merch and collecting their vinyl. There will be names you might recognise and some completely brand new, but they’re all worthy of your attention.
Stay tuned to NME on all of our platforms to see special live performances, a Big Read cover story with one of the below artists and so much more. Expect to see picks from NME 100 alumni such as Nova Twins (2017), Yungblud (2018), Easy Life (2018) and Arlo Parks (2020) throughout the list.Īnd there’s more to come this week, too. To celebrate our fifth edition of the NME 100 – the first was released in 2017 – we’ve invited some old friends back to see what they’re excited about right now. It is an agonising task – but a bloody fun one, too. Then there’s the fight to squeeze in as many as we can. To pull it all together, we polled our writers worldwide to find out who they’re excited about and tipping for success in their respective regions and beyond. Many of these artists are on the cusp of greatness, no matter what the world throws at us all.įrom banging new bands to solo artists ready to make a name for themselves, this is a chance to get to know your favourite new artists. This year, we obviously couldn’t host that kind of carnage in our bunker, but I’ve still got that irreplaceable buzzy feeling as we share with you the NME 100 2021 – the essential emerging artists for the upcoming year. The day hums with an unmistakable nervous energy (again, quite often from me), but it’s always a thrill to see the future of music in the flesh.
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The free beer keeps them here as long as possible.įor many, this may well be their first proper photoshoot, as well as introduction to you lot – avid new music fans – and some use their day to introduce themselves to contemporaries (or, quite often, ask me to do the honours). At any given time, you’ll find dozens of bands (and their entourage) clogging up the hallways and goofing around our desks. This is where the most exciting new musical talent on the planet convenes at NME Towers in London to be snapped by our brilliant photographers in support of our annual list of ones-to-watch. The NME 100 shoot day is my favourite day of the year.
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