Mr Jukes’ God First album was a funked-up bolt from the blue last year. We chatted to him ahead of his appearance at next month’s Love Supreme Festival.

Local photographer Xavier Clarke captures the sights and sounds of a busy day in Brighton, including some of the many buskers and street performers who liven up the city centre.

As rising pop stars Fickle Friends prepare to release their debut album, with two Brighton gigs on the same day, singer Natti Shiner chatted to SOURCE about her love of the city, faceless girls and cassette tapes.

Photographer Francesca Moore considers the environmental impact of Christmas with a document of Brighton & Hove’s Christmas tree recycling points for the series ‘Twelfth Night’.

As winter kicks in with a vengeance, a network of local people are trying to share some warmth with the city’s rough sleepers – with help from local companies.

A lot of people with learning disabilities have to end their night outs at 9pm. Gig Buddies is helping them to stay up late. Paul Richards told us how.

Photographer Jo Higgs was out and about at Brighton gigs in October, pointing her camera anywhere but at the stage.

Ahead of Tru Thought’s birthday party at Brighton Dome, we pick out our favourite tracks released by the label that gave us the likes of Quantic, Alice Russell and The Hot 8 Brass Band.

We asked Tru Thoughts to share the secrets of their success, ahead of their 18th birthday party at Brighton Dome.

Carleen Anderson took time out from her busy schedule to answer some questions about her career, Brighton and her new show in this year’s festival.

Brighton Source spoke to Lost Horizons lead, former Cocteau Twin and Bella Union record label boss Simon Raymonde about the band, the making of their album ‘Ojalá’ and how to make it in the music business these days

Jazz FM vocalist of 2018 nominee Zara McFarlane took time out from her UK tour to speak to Brighton Source ahead of her gig at The Komedia.

Find out the story behind the Angel of Brighton, the latest in a long line of spectacular street art.

A spooky, nocturnal world inhabited only by street signs – Oleg Pulemjotov’s photographs give a strange beauty to the things you see, or maybe don’t, on Brighton roads every day.

A new show at Brighton Museum re-evaluates the career of twentieth century artist Gluck, a pioneer of gender fluidity.

The Other Realm Theatre Company brings horror at Halloween. Classy horror. Lovecraft’s ‘Pickman’s Model’ adapted by Adrian Jameson.

With a theme of Brighton Rock to mark the film’s 70th anniversary, two new live scores, exhibitions, events and more, the 15th year of Cinecity could be one of the film festival’s best.

Mister Adam is a Brighton YouTuber dispensing nuggets of local history to the kids. He also believes he’s an online sensation. We interviewed him so he’d stop pestering us.

Courtney Marie Andrews plays Brighton Komedia on April 23rd. Brighton Source spoke to her ahead of the release of her latest album of smart and tender Americana – ‘May Your Kindness Remain’.

Photographer Ashley Laurence set out to discover the ‘bright’ in Brighton, reflecting February’s bold winter sunshine in this month’s Street Source.

Photographer Jon Southcoasting takes a whirl around the often lesser-known neighbourhood of Whitehawk.

The Burning Hell packed out the Prince Albert last month. Brighton Source spoke to band leader Mathias Kom about truth and the apocalypse.

Brighton’s Christmas Open Houses returns next week. We’ve selected six must-see venues from around the city.

We interviewed Helen Brown AKA Dog in the Snow about her incredible debut album ‘Consume Me’, released on Battle Worldwide Recordings at the end of October.

As we say our goodbyes to Summer, photographer Gili Dailes points her lens at the green parts of Brighton, getting us in the mood for Autumn.