Author: Lily Mercer
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[MAGAZINE] I BE FLEXIN’
Impossible dance moves seen on the streets of New York. Pitched halfway between excruciating Soviet contortionists and Golden Age break-dancers, with handfuls of influence from ballroom ... -
[MAGAZINE] PEN & PIXEL
It’s hard to name an era of album art like the one defined by Pen and Pixel from 1992 to 2003. Anyone that grew up within ... -
[MAGAZINE] RATKING
It goes without saying that we live in an era in which rap music is heavily glamorised. It’s also nothing new to see it associated with ... -
[MAGAZINE] ISMINI KRASSISMENOU
From Adidas to Moschino, we meet a new young designer to watch. Ismini Krassismenou is a 25-year-old designer from North London who initially considered a career ... -
[MAGAZINE] MEET THE PRODUCERS: SELVSSE
Who are you? I’m Selasse (stylized as SELVSSE), originally from Croydon in South London but currently residing in Lewisham. I’d describe my production style as percussive, ... -
[MAGAZINE] PASQUALE DANIEL
Talking Sports Casual and football with an up-and-coming London designer. Co-founder of Gravy Train, London’s first hip hop meets fried chicken night, North London’s Pasquale Daniel ... -
[MAGAZINE] THINGS RAPPERS SHOULDN’T DO: TRY TO BRING THE OLD SCHOOL BACK
Don’t try to bring the old school back. Being a born and bred New Yorker is tough. Not because cops will shoot you point blank for ... -
[MAGAZINE] ALEX MAY HUGHES
The London based artist bringing back the lost art of sign-writing. His is the hand that makes, His is the hand that wounds, His is the ... -
[MAGAZINE] PIRATE RADIO
Pirate Radio was one of the last defining eras of British music, shaping genres as we know them. Whether it was Déjà Vu, Rinse, Kool FM ... -
[MAGAZINE] THE RISE AND SEPARATION OF THE CLIPSE
How hip-hop’s best sibling group lost and found their way. With the turn of the millennium looming, it was widely thought by many Christians and secular ...
