Digga D is the Issue 131 cover star
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We meet London’s friendliest jazz revolutionaries – Binker Golding and Moses Boyd – in a Covent Garden pub. Taken from Issue 131
We catch up with the director and producer of Wake Up Punk to talk about the process behind the new documentary, working with Vivienne Westwood and what punk means now
The fast-rising 22-year-old producer talks paying her dues to jungle’s past in order to shape its present – and future. We meet her over Zoom for Issue 131
On a March day in London, the New Jersey singer-songwriter talks adopting a different mindset and letting go. Taken from Issue 131
We catch up with the visual artist Joy Yamusangie to talk their new exhibition Feeling Good, and the role music plays in their paintings
Despite having his creativity stifled by the authorities, the west London rapper has continued to build on the foundations he laid when helping the genre rise to prominence. Now, a new era is beginning
In anticipation of Love International 2022, we’re launching Transmission to Tisno on crackaud.io – a series of b2b mixes from festival favourites, recorded in separate locations
The appearance of Anna Calvi in The Souvenir Part II formalises a longstanding mutual admiration between the artist and director Joanna Hogg. Here, they come together to discuss music and image, creative instinct and leaving space for serendipity
Joanna Hogg’s critically acclaimed sequel to ‘The Souvenir’ tells the story of a graduation film being brought to life. But how did it resonate with young artists going through a similar chapter?
For Issue 130 the rapper talks his latest album, which orbits a galaxy of influences. From the world of sci-fi, cartoons and his hero, MF DOOM
The producer and vocalist discusses how her bright aesthetics and glossy, kinetic sound are all built for the club
No strangers to evolution, Dublin’s Fontaines D.C. interrogate modern Irishness and its metamorphosis on their latest album Skinty Fia
Listen to a podcast series recorded at Top Boy Live, a day of talks and workshops supporting the next generation of British talent in film, TV, music and beyond
Los Angeles indie duo Girlpool are growing up, not growing apart. The pair are the cover stars of Issue 130
When a frenetic style of dance music emerged from Caracas’ most disadvantaged barrios in the 90s, it was met with resistance from the city’s elite class. Now, the quietly influential Venezuelan movement is stepping into the light
