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New Tribe album brings back legendary vibe
Phife Dawg’s passing earlier this year in April was mourned heavily by the global hip-hop community.
Guestlist get "schooled" with Terry Farley
There are only a few veterans of Dance music that have the credentials like Terry Farley. Producing instrumental house tracks under various different guises and starting the seminal Fanzine, "Boys Own" with Steven Hall in the nineties, he is a fountain of knowledge when it comes to the origins of deep house and early acid. He continues to educate and curate younger minds, ensuring that the origins of our beloved scene are correctly remembered and the roots well celebrated.
Peaceful protest in Tbilisi as police raid nightclubs
When underground resistance was born in the late 80s-early 90s, it raised awareness of a deep, structural societal flaw that was negatively influencing the lives of many people (specifically, black folks in the uneven American system). Out of this, techno became one of the tools for transformation, a means to trigger changes for the betterment of the community. Since then, a lot has changed.
Did you know that eating good vegetables is now affordable?
If we go back a few years I wouldn't have been the first to recommend organic vegetables boxes. Not because I didn't love them but because they were a bit pricey and I felt a bit like a snob telling people they should make a switch from cheaper goods at the supermarket. To me, healthy fresh quality food has always been important for a number of reasons, starting from my own health to making ethical, earth supporting choices.
Keep Dancing Inc 's ultimate goal: 'We just want to help you keep your head up during bad times'
Described as "confident and boyishly handsome" indie-pop trio Keep Dancing Inc are a boy band with a difference, creating music to bring "fun to everyone", they are a group who wear their heart on their sleeve. Made up of Charles, Joseph and Louis the young Parisians are back with their latest EP Initial Public Offering, speaking on their newest record, the boys let us know about their first impressions of each other, meeting French artist Flavien Berger and their upcoming album in 2018.
Essential Cinema: American History X (1998)
Tony Kaye’s incredible exploration of neo-Nazism in America is a great insight into the effects of racism on both the victim and the perpetrator. It’s not often that we see the negative effects of racism through the racist’s eyes on film, that’s what makes this piece of cinema so unique and moving. American History X is the furthest thing from light-hearted you could get, many of the scenes are distressing and quite difficult to watch, but that takes nothing away from its brilliance.
Am I An Artist Or Am I just High?
Us creatives are all too familiar with famous artists, musicians and writers exploring drugs to enhance their work. We’ve watched movies about it, we’ve talked about it and some of us might have even thought about dabbling in the taboo world of taking drugs to unlock our creative senses. Hollywood movies glamourise it (Limitless, anyone?) and singers glorify it. We're almost taught that there are certain drugs that would take our work to a whole different level.
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