Matilda Douglas-Henry

Text by Matilda Douglas-Henry Photography by Tsarina Merrin Posted December 4, 2020 The musician discusses her visionary album ‘Pang,’ primal screaming in the park, and embracing total chaos as a coping mechanism During this crazy, unnerving year, Caroline Polachek produced two pieces of art that rocked her rabid fanbase, neither of which were new music, per se, or explicit follow-ups to her revelatory album Pang, released last year.

Text by Matilda Douglas-Henry Photography by Mikayla Miller Posted October 16, 2020 With their new project ‘My Agenda’, the genre-subverting artist is turning toxic masculinity on its head. “I’m always surprised that I don’t get more hate,” Dorian Electra contemplates over Zoom from their bedroom in Los Angeles, sipping on a lime Lacroix. “I see other artists, they’re bigger than me or smaller than me or whatever, that get way more hate. I’m a way more easy-to-hate-type person.

Text by Matilda Douglas-Henry Photography by Jacqueline Ash Styled by Marina Nedic Posted September 18, 2020 The singer-songwriter faced the music industry’s brutal realities, now she’s making her best work ever—with a little help from basketball and Carole King Charlotte Day Wilson has taken up tennis. The Canadian singer-songwriter and producer has been looking for non-musical outlets during the pandemic, different ways to keep herself balanced and grounded.