Northern Irish ‘Kehlani’ Hit-Maker Jordan Adetunji is the Cover Star of the November/December 2024 Issue of NME Magazine
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM; 28 NOVEMBER, 2024 – NME (nme.com), the globally renowned music and pop culture brand announces Northern Irish vocalist, Jordan Adetunji, as the cover star of the November/December 2024 edition of NME Magazine.
The November/December edition of NME dropped via musical instrument retailer Dawsons (a part of Caldecott Music Group) at 14:00 GMT today, readers can buy the magazine from the NME x Dawsons Waiting Room. For all issues, exclusive queue jump opportunities are available to superfans signed up to the NME Magazine mailing list – queue jump tickets are allocated randomly in the hours before on-sale.
“In 2025, I’m looking to take over straight away” – riding on the wave of viral hit ‘Kehlani’, Jordan Adetunji is ready to take his alternative R&B sound to audiences across the world. In the new issue, he addresses the challenge of creating sustained impact from the fierce flash of viral exposure, and speaks to developing his artistry at his new home – Warner Records’ 300 Entertainment.
Also in the magazine: The Playlist – 12 unmissable new tracks for your headphones featuring Bartees Strange, Heartworms, Lambrini Girls, Ethel Cain, and The Horrors; an interview with brilliantly bonkers Taiwanese girl group babyMINT; a look at The Year in Music from BRAT to Cowboy Carter, a Chris Martin exclusive talking Coldplay’s future; NME meets Tenet star John David Washington to talk passion project The Piano Lesson; and Heartstoppers’ Kit Connor and Joe Locke discuss maturing with their characters. Plus, lots, lots more…
Announced in July 2023, NME’s return to print builds on its peerless legacy of breaking what’s new and what’s next, providing music and pop culture obsessives, and the wider entertainment industry, with a bible that showcases the best new artists and bands on earth. Each new edition includes exclusive new franchises, unmissable features, industry insight, and expert reviews of the latest music, TV, film, and gaming releases – with every issue since relaunch having sold out in minutes.
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Launched in London, UK, in 1952 as the New Musical Express, NME has grown into a global media powerhouse that creates and curates content, products and experiences essential to fans of music and pop culture today. NME brings together the best writers and photographers to provide a multi-platform editorial offering that is at the bleeding edge of what matters most across the globe — be it music, film, TV or gaming.
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ABOUT CALDECOTT MUSIC GROUP
Headquartered in Singapore, Caldecott Music Group is a global music industry investor, innovator, and operator spanning multiple sectors, including digital (BandLab Technologies), media (NME Networks), and manufacturing and retail (Vista Musical Instruments). By integrating the physical, digital, and social supply chain around music, CMG brings together brands and people who are passionate about music, allowing them to deliver authentic content, products, and experiences for all music lovers.