Music Multi-award winning singer-songwriter Alicia Keys, the least ‘diva-ish’ of today’s R’n’B divas, gives Numéro the low down on paparazzi-loving celebs, the secret to selling 35 million records in an age when we’re downloading music for free, explains why fame is worse than heroin and how she so nearly called herself... Alicia Wild. Multi-award winning singer-songwriter Alicia Keys, the least ‘diva-ish’ of today’s R’n’B divas, gives Numéro the low down on paparazzi-loving celebs, the secret to selling 35 million records in an age when we’re downloading music for free, explains why fame is worse than heroin and how she so nearly called herself... Alicia Wild.

Music For many people, Moodymann is the true genius of 90s house music. As bonkers as he was sexist, this mysterious melody-maker from Detroit would hand out shots of vodka to the crowd mid-set before disappearing, transforming his story into an urban myth. The title of his new album, Sinner, wasn’t chosen by chance… For many people, Moodymann is the true genius of 90s house music. As bonkers as he was sexist, this mysterious melody-maker from Detroit would hand out shots of vodka to the crowd mid-set before disappearing, transforming his story into an urban myth. The title of his new album, Sinner, wasn’t chosen by chance…

Music Powerful basses for a rhythm between rap and trap, raw and provocative lyrics, the sensual Brooke Candy presents her latest track "XXXTC", part of her album "SEXORCISM" which will be released later this year. Alongside the British singer Charli XCX and the Bronx rapper Maliibu Miitch, this latest hit is a lively collaboration. Powerful basses for a rhythm between rap and trap, raw and provocative lyrics, the sensual Brooke Candy presents her latest track "XXXTC", part of her album "SEXORCISM" which will be released later this year. Alongside the British singer Charli XCX and the Bronx rapper Maliibu Miitch, this latest hit is a lively collaboration.

Music With six studio albums and more than 30 million records sold, Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith, founders of Tears for Fears, ruled the new wave of the 1980s. This summer, the two musicians are touring all over Europe, including 3 dates in the UK on July 26 (in York), July 27 (in Durham) and July 28 (in Colchester). With six studio albums and more than 30 million records sold, Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith, founders of Tears for Fears, ruled the new wave of the 1980s. This summer, the two musicians are touring all over Europe, including 3 dates in the UK on July 26 (in York), July 27 (in Durham) and July 28 (in Colchester).