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FOLD is having a Field Day

Ahead of gracing Wonderland’s stage at Field Day this Saturday, crate-digging production aficionado FOLD talks experience, essence, and what to expect from an OG set.

With Limbo, Namasenda redefines what makes a popstar

Swedish pop artist Namasenda reflects on her debut album Limbo, her roots in southern Sweden, her evolution through hyperpop, and leaving PC Music, as she continues to redefine what pop can sound and look like.

April + VISTA Are Keeping The Flame Alive

On their debut album Traditional Noise, duo April + VISTA turn memory into reality. The acclaimed duo talk collaboration, archiving, and sharing their sonic soul.

Gia Margaret Has Rediscovered Her Voice – Literally

After recovering from a career-threatening vocal injury, Chicagoan polymath Gia Margaret soars on her fourth album, Singing.

Yves, NTS, & blown eardrums

Ahead of her show at NTS 15, Yves sits down with Wonderland to discuss the British radio station’s global impact and her new EP, “NAIL”.

panicbaby makes art from anguish

Alt-popper panicbaby balances heartbreak with hope on her debut EP, "f u jonathan". As she rounds off her first sold-out headline tour, she leaves her ego at the door and dives deep with Wonderland. 

Kwesi Arthur’s Road To Redemption

Kwesi Arthur’s music has travelled across the globe, but now the Ghanaian rapper is taking the road that leads only back to himself. This chapter of his career is a self-professed homecoming – the internal kind. 

You Can Never Keep A Good Man Down!

Cult Californian singer-songwriter Sean Solomon finds peace and musical potency on his rich and rewarding debut album, The World Is Not Good Enough.

Luísa Sonza Wants You To Listen to Bossa Nova

On the heels of her first-ever Coachella performance and the debut of her fifth studio album, Brazilian singer-songwriter Luísa Sonza takes a breather to look back at her roots, honouring her country’s culture-defining genre. Linking up with bossa nova legends Toquinho and Roberto Menescal, she brings to life Bossa Nova Sempre, a full-length project reinterpreting classics.

Down The Rabbit Hole and Into Holly’s Fairytale

With the release of her sophomore album, Cruel World, British pop princess Holly Humberstone is the protagonist of her own fairytale.

Finn Askew’s Azure Undertones

One of British pop's freshest faces, with Bieber and SZA co-signs in tow, Somerset-born Finn Askew puts his hat in the mainstream ring with an introspective and immersive six-track.

The Quiet Enlightenment of Anwar Hadid

Despite his famous family and recognisable last name, the singer and actor is unassuming, unaffected and determined to make his own rules. 

Radio Is In Safe Hands With Sian Eleri 

Who doesn’t love the radio? It’s the most ubiquitous of all entertainment, the most reliable of all companions. But have you ever thought about the voice behind the FM station? Meet Sian Eleri, BBC Radio 1’s next big thing.

TOMORROW × TOGETHER: In Stillness, Always Together

Seven years in, five members still standing, and an album that turns anxiety into art – on their eighth mini album, TOMORROW X TOGETHER have never sounded more like themselves.

Destin’s Feeling Extra wHIMSY!

Singer-songwriter Destin Conrad has refined his pop potency, and laid it all on the floor with R&B. Now, he's jazzing things up with wHIMSY!

Cameron Picton Is Making It Up As He Goes Along

black midi might be over, but Cameron Picton is only just getting started. With a raft of new (and old) collaborators in tow, anything goes in his brand new project, My New Band Believe. 

Snail Mail Finds Meaning in the Spiral

One of the defining indie rock voices of her generation, Lindsey Jordan – aka Snail Mail – is a savant of sad girl serenity. Sharing her third record, Ricochet, she tells Wonderland about being bold, taking stock, and breaking free.

Maribou State: Epilogues & New Beginnings

From a Corsica Studios coda and LIDO festival headline – electronic duo Maribou State celebrate the full tapestry of live performance in 2026.

Arlo Parks Finds Her Afterglow 

Under neon lights, sizzling synths and booming basses, Arlo Parks has found a new sound. With her third studio album, Ambiguous Desire, the singer-songwriter trades quiet introspection for the pulse of the dance floor.

Tia Gordon Is Not Giving Up

Ahead of the release of her third EP, Tia Gordon suggests trusting yourself, taking your time, and not rushing art.

All Roads Lead To IVE

Ahead of their monumental global tour, K-pop worldbeaters IVE talk perspective, performance, and finding individuality amid connection.

The bittersweet highs of Lauren Auder

On her album Whole World As Vigil, Lauren Auder reflects on what it means to truly experience the world and how love unveils its potential.

Bartu Küçükçağlayan Is Istanbul’s Innovator

Turkish heavyweight Bartu Küçükçağlayan talks about his band's progression, future ambitions, and stepping into cultural relevance.

Nothing beats a Silent Disco

Miami-based DJ and producer duo Silent Addy and Disco Neil are the hottest party-starters in the States right now.

Nova Twins Were Born To Disrupt

MOBO nomination in tow, with a massive tour and All Points East appearance to come this summer, Nova Twins talk festival essentials, celebrating Blackness, and leading the alt-rock revolution. 

A Lesson in underscores

April Harper Grey’s musical moniker, underscores, is a character that mutates as each album unravels. Next up: her unadulterated pop era.

Stopping Off On Planet GENA

Singer-songwriter Liv.e and drummer Karriem Riggins' new album, The Pleasure Is Yours, is a creative constellation. Introducing: GENA.

The Art and Soul of Gorillaz

25 years after their self-titled debut album spawned a digital revolution, the world’s best virtual band Gorillaz sit atop The Mountain on their ninth studio album. Inspired by their revolutionary trip to India in the wake of both their fathers passing, the record shows that, although Jamie Hewlett and Damon Albarn may be at the peak of their powers, they ain’t done climbing yet.

Sarah Kinsley is Anything but Fleeting

New York-based multihypenate Sarah Kinsley side-steps expectation with her intimate yet dynamic new EP, “Fleeting”. She talks growing out her sound and finding beauty in mundanity.

bar italia’s Cup Is Overflowing

bar italia chat Some Like It Hot, the year of touring that shaped it, and why taking PR too seriously will make you depressed.

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