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In Photos: WHP returns with Repercussion

18.09.22
Words by: Crack Staff

Capturing the scenes from Warehouse Project’s triumphant return to Depot Mayfield – the historic former railway which has become the party’s home for the past few years.

They welcomed a diverse line-up of sounds including former Crack Magazine cover star Little Simz, ascendant producer and BEAUTIFUL label boss Sherelle, superstar-producer in waiting Fred Again.. and many others. Manchester photographer Sophia Carey was there to shoot the artists across the event’s epic 11-hour run-time.

Take a look through her shots below.

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