gal-dem in conversation with Mangoseed
My parents always used to say that there’s no song that wouldn’t sound better as a reggae song. Now that could have been their overwhelming sense of Jamaican importance (we always think we are the...
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Very few people have made such an impact on DIY punk music as guitarist and singer Rachel Aggs. She came to most people’s attention in 2009 as part of punk trio Trash Kit. Their sound is complex,...
View ArticleWhy Kah-Lo doesn’t want to be branded by her Nigerian heritage
Kah-Lo knows her brand identity. The Nigerian dance artist was up into the wee hours of the night before speaking to me, dying a wig her trademark shade of luminous green. It’s a brand that works well,...
View Articlegal-dem in conversation with Mangoseed
My parents always used to say that there’s no song that wouldn’t sound better as a reggae song. Now that could have been their overwhelming sense of Jamaican importance (we always think we are the...
View ArticleHighlife, Sleater-Kinney and identity: in conversation with Trash Kit’s...
Very few people have made such an impact on DIY punk music as guitarist and singer Rachel Aggs. She came to most people’s attention in 2009 as part of punk trio Trash Kit. Their sound is complex,...
View ArticleWhy Kah-Lo doesn’t want to be branded by her Nigerian heritage
Kah-Lo knows her brand identity. The Nigerian dance artist was up into the wee hours of the night before speaking to me, dying a wig her trademark shade of luminous green. It’s a brand that works well,...
View Article‘Don’t bite the hand’– how Solange faced the microaggressions of 2010s indie
Post Sol-Angel and the Hadley St. Dreams, Solange was left without a label or a direction. Her album was a composite of the music she loved, but still she felt she had hit a glass ceiling in her...
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