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The producer explores where the rough edges of her music and softer aesthetic interests collide
The shadow of civil war, government indifference and, most recently, the pandemic have conspired against the island country’s creatives. Finally, there is cause for hope
The Nigerian artist is inspiring an entire generation to break with tradition
A special crackaud.io takeover dedicated to a trio of late visionaries: SOPHIE, Elza Soares and Betty Davis
Kano, Little Simz, Ashley Walters and Micheal Ward preview the return of Top Boy. This is the story of how converging forces of Black British creativity are changing the face of culture.
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A crackaud.io takeover exploring the Black roots of genres. From punk to indie via ambient, pop and drone
We meet the South Korean ambient duo, Sala and Manda, for Issue 128
The London-based artist talks influences, her approach to songwriting and studio sessions with Joy Orbison
Few dare to blend high theory and art pop like the Norwegian musician and writer. But for her latest chapter, Jenny Hval is finding inspiration in the ordinary
The groundbreaking artist discusses how a solar eclipse led him down a path of self-discovery
The east London artist talks 90s influences, self-belief and working with Dave
A day with the Berlin-based radio station and fundraising platform with global ambitions
For boundary-rejecting producer JASSS, it’s the spaces between classification that hold the key to expression
Massachusetts-based duo Boy Harsher built a fervent cult following with their gripping spin on darkwave. Now, they’re returning to the discipline that started it all: horror cinema
Prolific and impossible to predict, Pink Siifu is reimagining the limits of rap. Try and keep up