Interview

Kameliia
Kameliia
The connective power of music

The Oslo-based DJ is performing at Stone Techno Festival, and in the meantime, she reflects on her professional transformation and her favourite elements of her work.

Lalo de Almeida
Lalo de Almeida
Documenting Destruction

His latest exhibit, “Amazonian Dystopia,” is a braid of the photojournalist's many interests—the landscapes of Brazil, environmental degradation, and indigenous communities.

Suite Sessions #6
Suite Sessions #6
Enry-K

Hoy tenemos nueva edición de Suite Sessions. Es el turno de Enry-K, que nos ha prometido un show nunca visto. Recuerda: a las ocho de la tarde en streaming.

Hiatus Kaiyote
Hiatus Kaiyote
Heart Hacks

After their album release, the band talks about their close bond, recording with mics used by the Beastie Boys, plutonic love and a composer with shrapnel in his brain.

Injury
Injury
Maybe there is a Planet B?

A collective composed of unique individuals, that’s just what Eugene Leung and his partner, Dan Tse, are after. With Injury, fashion meets fantasy like never before.

Keith Mayerson
Keith Mayerson
Art History Meets Kermit the Frog

In his latest exhibit at Karma LA, the artist explores the complex and amorphous American Dream. With METAL, he chats cartoon characters and extraterrestrials.

ascendant vierge
ascendant vierge
A Cut and Paste Masterpiece

Fresh from their performance at Telekom Electronic Beats’ Summer of Joy in Prague the duo behind many hardcore experimental electronic bangers share on what it means to be post-modern.

Slim Soledad
Slim Soledad
Now Serving Talent, Fashion, and Cunt

With an introspective, self-aware artistic mind and the fighting spirit of an Avenger, she’s on a self-discovery journey, empowering her community while voguing the house down!

Sayed Asif Mahmud
Sayed Asif Mahmud
Yemen: More than Media Coverage

From Mocha to Socotra, the UN World Food Programme photographer shares some of Yemen’s magic in his new photobook on the country’s food, history, and agriculture.

Ma Sha
Ma Sha
Let the Music Lead You

The DJ and producer behind classic music and mentorship programs discusses her new EP, “Pull to Stop,” a reinvented series of her best-loved tracks.

Sissy Misfit
Sissy Misfit
A Sonic Statement of Power and Expression

Sissy Misfit’s debut album, “Exxxoskeleton”, exemplifies power and self-expression, combining hard beats, bass and pop sounds. The four year project is finally available to the public.

Candy Bassas
Candy Bassas
Las luces que nos esperan

La artista visual afincada en Berlín presenta su nueva exposición “Les Llums que ens esperen” en la galería ArteriA de Barcelona, una muestra donde se entremezclan luces y oscuridad.

Shanti Bell
Shanti Bell
A Constant Push and Pull

In her pop-up exhibit for MAMA, the artist uses sculpture to explore the comforting and damaging family dynamics that in turn mould us.

Charlie Tallott
Charlie Tallott
Blissful Euphoria in the Darkroom

From stark color contrasts to photos in black-and-white, the artist plays with different print and photo processes to create an intentional composite of still life.

Crystal Murray
Crystal Murray
Rejecting Labels and Finding Her Sound

“Sad Lovers And Giant” is the debut album from the Franco-American artist, who finds her sound in music to cry, dance, and  strut to.

Adébayo Bolaji
Adébayo Bolaji
Beauty At Its Core

“In Praise of Beauty” is the newest solo collection from multimedia artist Adébayo Bolaji that strives to discover and question the true essence of beauty.

Alonso Rivero
Alonso Rivero
Mexico City, the Global Electronic Superpower

He’s harnessed the power of electronic music since the 2000s, and his new EP provides yet more innovation in downtempo, sexy tracks that balance organic with synthetic.

Shinyuu
Shinyuu
Just Do It

After many years working in fashion, Shinyuu immerses us in the musical side of himself as a multidisciplinary artist, releasing today his first album, “toBto”.

Storefront Church
Storefront Church
An Orchestra of Self-revelations and Nightmares

Today we speak with inspiring Los Angeles-based musician Lukas Frank, whose new album “Ink and Oil” focuses on the struggles with memories, nightmares, and self-realization.

Zuzanna Czebatul
Zuzanna Czebatul
Pills, Politics, and Play

In our chat we explore her provocative blend of humour with critique, challenging viewers to reconsider societal norms through whimsical yet profound sculptures.

Karolina Halatek
Karolina Halatek
And Descended to Earth Transformed into Pure Light

The Polish artist sheds light on her site-specific installation in Albania that elevates the urban space into something transcendent. "Terminal for Tirana", is Art with a capital A.

Labour
Labour
Sonic Worlds for Liberation

Featuring their expert musicality and Marxist consciousness, the music duo composed a brilliant collection of tracks for numerous Berlin fashion shows.

Richie Culver
Richie Culver
Unwelcome Territory

The UK-born artist’s new solo album, “Hostile Environments,”blends spoken word and trap from start to finish, sitting with discomfort and a history of struggle.

Heesoo Kim
Heesoo Kim
On Portraiture, Ephemerality, and Dailiness

On view through July 3rd, the South Korean artist’s exhibition “Normal Life” touches upon the ephemerality of daily life and the people surrounding him.

Sirui Ma
Sirui Ma
Self-portraits without the Self

The photographer’s unusual approach to self-portraiture – capturing her surroundings rather than herself – teaches us about what our favourite people and places say about who we are.

Mirela Balić
Mirela Balić
Perderse para encontrarse

En apenas dos años y tras su paso por “Élite” o “Zorras” se ha consolidado como una de las actrices españolas con más proyección. Hablamos con ella.

Emmett Kai
Emmett Kai
A New Take on Old

His third studio album, “Whale Milk,” presents a fusion of Emmett Kai’s inspiration from 70s folk music, modern vintage style, and his time in CA and NY.

Pauline D’Andigné
Pauline D’Andigné
An Audacious Subversion of Innocence

A daring balancing act between playful and unsettling, this French artist’s work on show in Miami until September interrogates order, nature and the body.

Maria Coma
Maria Coma
Corporalidad, contrastes y contrapuntos

La artista lanza “Vocal Roots”, su primer álbum tras once años de ‘silencio’. Bueno, silencio no, porque ha estado formándose y trabajando el cuerpo como nadie.

Bashkka
Bashkka
Cosmic Signs, Music as Activism, and Festivals

The DJ and producer talks to us after playing at the Lighthouse Festival in Croatia to discuss life-changing experiences, cosmic energy, and her upcoming US tour.