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Delivering the next decade of onshore wind: From development to route to market and beyond

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By Will Russell
| SmartestEnergy Talks
Blog Industry insights Delivering the next decade of onshore wind: From development to route to market and beyond Blog From development and planning through to routes to market, repowering and the evolving policy landscape, Business Development Manager Will Russell shares his key takeaways from Onshore Wind Conference 2026.
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Jalen Ngonda: "I just do what I do, and I’m happy people like it"

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By Will Russell
| Hot Press Verified
Jalen Ngonda possesses a rare kind of voice that seems to arrive from another age. Maryland-born and UK-based, the Daptone singer draws on Motown, Detroit soul, Chicago soul, gospel, New Orleans R&B and doo-wop. His debut album, Come Around And Love Me, announced a remarkable talent. Ahead of his eagerly awaited new album, Doctrine Of Love, we sent Jalen a set of questions about its creation, as well as his dream collaborations, famous fans and massive shows.
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The Waterboys' Mike Scott: "If you play in a circle, you can record 12 songs in a day, and they might all be pretty good"

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By Will Russell
| Hot Press Verified
In 1985, Mike Scott had brought The Waterboys’ Big Music – reverb, revelation, ringing guitars, the full moonlit apparatus of rock transcendence – to its peak. The expected course was further ascent. Instead, he changed element. He came to Ireland – to Dublin, Windmill Lane, Steve Wickham’s fiddle, Anthony Thistlethwaite’s mandolin, and then west, towards Galway, Spiddal House and the Atlantic weather.
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