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The explosive Netflix documentary tells the story of Baltimore’s club scene, from its history to up and coming talent. We speak to director TT the Artist
The new installation at south London’s Corsica Studios features visual contributions from Lawrence Lek, Optigram and Silvia Kastel
After a four-year silence, Syd is low-key preparing to re-route R&B conventions. Again. We meet her over Zoom for The Collections, Volume 2
Loraine James builds urgent narratives from the sounds of an anxious, ecstatic city. The London-based producer covers our special edition magazine The Collections, Volume 2
The last five decades of pop culture have offered up few figures as daring – or resilient – as Marianne Faithfull
The fashion designer guides us through his latest project: a multi-sensory exhibition on display at NOW Gallery, in London
Playboi Carti’s restless experimentalism has pushed hip-hop further than it’s ever gone before. But for the Atlanta rapper, it’s just another day
Higher Ground’s Chloé Abrahams-Duperry discusses some of the challenges artists face on the road and practical solutions
A Style feature shoot with Albany, where she exists in a retro gamers universe
The Lewisham producer and multi-instrumentalist refuses to be constrained by what’s come before. We meet the artist for our Issue 119 cover story
We met with artists from Birmingham, Liverpool, Manchester and Glasgow to discuss the lessons they’ve learned from the past year
We talk references, relationships and supporting Simz’s vision with the London-based choreographer
We catch up with the Barcelona-based photographer to talk the release of her dreamy debut photo book Tengo un Dragón Dentro del Corazón
Meet the collective and and non-profit record label based out of Douala Central Prison, Cameroon. We catch up with the team as they prepare to release their first album, Jail Time Vol. 1
The DJ and producer reflects on formative club experiences, dance music’s futurism and how it all ties into MCQ’s new collection FANTASMA
The hacker and visual artist breaks down why NFTs are so valuable right now, and talks his next digital projects
