The late architect designed the statuettes before her death in March this year 

He's worked with Beyonce and has taken America by storm - no Enfield's James Blake is bringing his glitchy beats back home

Arthur recalls his meltdowns, drug dependencies and Lazarus-like return

Apple's super-DJ is the most powerful player in music - and the man who can bring Britney to London. Zane Lowe tells Craig McLean about moving to the beat

He’s mates with Florence and Alexa and has the critics in raptures. But Dev Hynes, aka Blood Orange, still has panic attacks backstage. The east-London born star talks to Craig McLean  

Max Lousada is head of Warner Music UK and also the ringleader of next week’s Brit Awards show. Craig McLean meets a mogul

Sting’s singer-songwriter daughter Eliot Sumner is finally feeling comfortable in her skin. As she releases her second album, she tells Craig McLean about finding her true voice and why she never needed to come out to her parents

The singer has opened up about her sexuality and said she does not identify with a particular gender

In the past year Jess Glynne has topped the charts three times. But with binge-drinking and relationship turmoil blighting her rise to fame, things haven’t been easy. She talks to Craig McLean about seeking advice from Sam Smith, partying with Taylor Swift and what happened when she fell in love with a woman

Helen McCrory tells Craig McLean about on-stage romance, rude reviews and skinny-dipping with her husband, Homeland’s Damian Lewis

The actress, who has recently starred in Medea, refuses to look up reviews until after her performances

Two pop groups, 12 solo albums, seven children with four women, and one hell of an attitude. At 55, Paul Weller shows no signs of slowing down, says Craig McLean

London Grammar make trip-hop-punctuated pop, selling out shows from Brixton to Brooklyn, and have picked up a BRIT Award nomination along the way. Craig McLean meets the next big thing

James Blake is a dry, shy musician who has just picked up the industry’s most important gong; a breath of fresh air in a world of selfie-obsessed, forgettable pop tarts, says Craig McLean

Friend to Michelle Obama and Beyoncé, 30 million-selling pop legend, charity campaigner... Alicia Keys is one of the most powerful women in pop, says Craig McLean

Last year, Rihanna packed a plane with eager journalists and lucky fans for a week-long world tour, promising unprecedented access to her whirlwind life and front-row seats to her sold-out shows. But the reality — airport hell, S&M clubs and far too much tequila — was very different, says a broken Craig McLean

London’s Paul Epworth is the songwriter/super-producer of the moment. He talks to Craig McLean about winning a Golden Globe, rebooting Paul McCartney and a follow-up to 21

Florence Welch’s whirlwind year has seen her mainlining Mezcal in Mexico, duetting ‘Gimme Shelter’ with Mick Jagger and throwing a celebrity sleepover at the Chateau Marmont, but this Christmas she’s coming home to Camberwell. By Craig McLean

…and this one is friends with Adele, loved by Tinie Tempah and ditched a job with Fifty Shades author EL James to become the sound of London’s summer. Does Jessie Ware have what it takes to top the charts? 110%, says Craig McLean