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Ladipoe, A True Leader Of The Nigerian Afro-Rap Scene [@LadiPoe]
Words by: Robert Solomon Ladipoe displays no shortage of bravado. With a voice that seamlessly oscillates between euphonious and blunt, and with his music marked by witty one-liners which he tags “lifelines,”
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By Charlie Elizabeth Culverhouse Every December we’re invited to a myriad of Christmas parties, family gatherings, and work do’s. Each invite hits you with the demand to ‘dress festive’, and year upon
Farewell Amor: Love + Immigration
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Son Of A Father, Father Of A Son: What makes Father-Son relationships falter or flourish?
By Cosmas Ojemen Son Of A Father, Father Of A Son is the first installment of a visual series which aims to portray familial relationships and the soft microcosms from which they
Playstation Dreams: How Final Fantasy helped shape our individual style
A GUAP editorial by Edward Maurice Hartley The formula for high-fashion today contains some complicated alchemy, but we can attempt to distill it down to its parts. A handful of gothic revivalism
Take Me To The River: New Orleans leaves you with the notion that New Orleans isn’t just a place, but an identity that doesn’t leave you
Lauren Hurrell says, ‘Take Me To The River: New Orleans leaves you with the notion that New Orleans isn’t just a place, but an identity that doesn’t leave you, and so where
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BLACK HURTS: An exploration of the Black experience
By Suzannah Gabriel Black Hurts is an exploration of double consciousness and liminality amongst black British youths in the UK by Photographer Suzannah Gabriel. Black Hurts touches on the Black Lives Matter
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“Ownership, Integrity, Consistency” – An interview with Gourmet Rap OG, Da Flyy Hooligan [@daflyyhooligan]
Words By: Dwayne Wilks Da Flyy Hooligan sat down to discuss the genre he labels ‘Gourmet Rap’, staying true to his craft and how Hip Hop has shaped him. Like much else