Documentary focusing on the rampant corruption prevalent in the American music industry throughout the 1970s and '80s. The programme examines the influence record label executives and organised crime figures had in the music business, looking at the investigation by the Department of Justice into the now defunct Music Corporation of America, as well as the company's relationship with President Ronald Reagan.

Documentary chronicling the career of English singer-songwriter Billy Fury. Following his sharp rise to fame with the release of his debut album 'The Sound of Fury' in 1960, the teen idol went on to equal the Beatles' record of 24 hits during the 1960s, after they were famously unsuccessful in their audition to be his backing band. The programme features interviews with famous fans such as Joe Brown, Lord Puttnam and Len Goodman, as well as behind the scenes footage of the star himself, to tell the story of his short career which was prematurely ended by heart troubles.

I See You marks a new era for the London trio of Romy Madley Croft, Oliver Sim and Jamie Smith (Jamie xx), both sonically and in terms of process. I See You is the follow up to The xx s two previous albums xx and Coexist which have sold over 3 million copies between them, winning a host of accolades along the way.

Produced by Jamie Smith and Rodaidh McDonald, I See You is The xx at their boldest yet, performing with more clarity and ambition than ever before. On Hold , the first piece of music to be revealed from the album has been praised across multiple platforms and has been blowing up airwaves all across the globe. Say Something Loving is the follow up single being globally on the 6 th Jan 2017.

The xx have already sold out multiple 2017 shows in the UK and Europe. They have platinum and gold discs amassed from across Europe, the Americas and Australia. They re one of only three British bands the others being One Direction and Mumford & Sons to have a gold certified debut album in the USA in the last decade. Their multimillion streaming and social media stats are dizzying.