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Beacon reveals latest resident artists

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By Ursula Billington Verified
| Bristol 24/7 Verified
Four musical acts of distinctly different sonic palettes have been announced as the 2026/27 artists in residence at Bristol Beacon. The paid, year-long programme has scaled up in its third year to support more artists in response to the challenges independent musicians are facing. Funky shoegaze, experimental soundscapes, d’n’b and synth-driven post-rock are represented in the new cohort who will receive financial support, mentorship, access to professional studios and performance opportunities.
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Hot Chip frontman drops in for an intimate show

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By Ursula Billington Verified
| Bristol 24/7 Verified
With multiple hits under his belt as vocalist for electro-boppers Hot Chip as well as seven solo albums to his name, Alexis Taylor is a musical tour de force. He’s also a globally renowned DJ, playing everywhere from Tokyo, Seoul, Bali and New York to parties for brands including Dior, Hermes, Calvin Klein and Apple. And now he’s adding a disused railway arch in Bristol to that list. Independent journalism is needed now More than ever Keep our city's journalism independent.
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‘I’m hoping to push our scene to new heights’ – Why Bristol needs a Black Music label

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By Ursula Billington Verified
| Bristol 24/7 Verified
“Bristol has been a pioneer for music for decades but it’s stark for emerging artists. “We haven’t had any massive breakthrough acts in the last couple of generations – Idles, yes – but more specifically genres relating to Black music.” Jazpa One knows the scene. A musician, youth worker, creative director and artist producer, he’s observed Bristol’s music ecosystem from many angles and what he saw spurred him to take matters into his own hands.
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