Many interviews write themselves, when you sit down with certain artists, footballers, musicians  – whoever – or attend the shoot that they’re on, you often pick out characteristics, mannerisms, sayings, skits or even menial things, like tattoos, that you cling onto to make introducing them a little bit easier and a lot more natural. But when I sat down with Night Lovell – the 21-year-old rapper from Ottawa, Canada – I was struggling to find a detail befitting of this opening.

There has never been a greater canvas for storytelling in the UK music scene than right now. Particularly, when it comes to a number of the UK’s rising stars: artists that are charmingly authentic, somewhat enigmatic, and unable to be anything but themselves.

Since its founding, Fiorentina has been the model club for the evolution of female football in Italy.

The young London native has quickly established herself as one of the most exciting new talents to emerge from the flourishing RnB and soul scene.

Gucci Gang are the four strong teen girl crew at the epicentre of Paris’ fashion scene. Made up of Annabelle Ferrera, Angelina Woreth, Crystal Murray and Thaïs Klapisch, Gucci Gang have garnered viral internet attention for both their effervescent personalities and their laid-back approach to an ever-enviable style.

Amelia Monet is on a mission, with a determination that belies her age. Singer, model, west end performer and more besides, Monet’s stock is rising faster even then her own social media channels (380k on Instagram alone at the time of printing), as the success of breakout track ‘The Baddest’ (ft fellow Gaffer featured artist EO) struck an instant chord in summer 2018.

Within the space of two weeks last year, everything changed for Aaron Wan-Bissaka. On February 25 he made his Crystal Palace first-team debut in front of 25,000-plus fans at Selhurst Park against Tottenham. On March 5, he faced Manchester United. On March 10, Chelsea.

Nya Kirby trudged nervously towards the penalty spot through Kolkata’s thick evening air, blacking out the shrieking crowd, his mind stuck in a mantra. “Stick with it,” he repeated.

It seems an obvious statement, but Rob Holding’s casual tone belies a young man both taking in the vast and eye wateringly swift step-up he’s made professionally and also a person at total ease with the process?