Nick Mason interviewed about Pink Floyd, Abbey Road, and his Saucerful Of Secrets

Jude the obscure drops his fourth and final single of 2020, ‘Moments’ taken from his debut EP of the same name

Over the course of his still budding career, Jude the Obscure has made a name for himself as a purveyor of super smooth, jazz-hop vibes combined with elements of Rn’B and neo-soul. His eclectic sound and songwriting have gained him an ever-expanding fanbase and a crowd of over 20,000 monthly listeners on Spotify alone. From …

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Two new guitar magazines focus on David Gilmour/Pink Floyd, and Dark Side’s 50th

through this direct link to the publishers (https://www.magazinesdirect.com/az-single-issues/6936969/guitarist-magazine-single-issue.thtml), or in selected UK stores. The second of these is the more specialist Guitar Techniques, published in the UK on April 5th, and is issue 347 (cover date also May 2023). They suggest with the help of their videos, you can “learn to play like David Gilmour” (a bold claim!) with five pieces detailed that “celebrate his rhythm, lead, slide and acoustic playing”. The magazine promises “a comprehensive look at the Pink Floyd guitarist’s emotive styles”. Elsewhere in the magazine, there are various technique tutorials from slide to classical. You can buy the magazine online, with worldwide shipping, through this direct link to the publishers (https://www.magazinesdirect.com/az-single-issues/6936964/guitar-techniques-magazine-single-issue.thtml), or in selected UK stores.

Infused with 80s pop and a dreamy production, j. pastel’s ‘Senegal’ is a sensory delight

Warbling, floating and dancing their way into our hearts is the emerging Chicago duo j. pastel, aka Chase Durrett and Casey Bruce. The pair first got together in the summer of 2019 when they discovered a shared vision for the kind of music that they wished to make. That vision recently became a little more real with …

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