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For Clash Magazine, I wrote about the distorted music trend taking over Gen-Z internet communities, and why some are calling it a...

1981 was a year for innovation in music. As albums released that year celebrate their 40th anniversary, Revival recommends new ones...

A decade has passed since my first concert. The years since have seen countless mosh pits, shared cups of water and queues in the...

With the delayed UN Climate Summit set to go ahead in Glasgow this year, all eyes are on the U.K. to see how the entertainment sector...

In my newest article for Sister, I interview author and public speaker Luvvie Ajayi Jones about her new book 'Professional Troublemaker:...

I wrote about the artists and designers redefining northern identity through textiles, for Sister Magazine. Click here to read.

The ’80s birthed a musical era identified by its experimentalism, fun, and visionary creations. Hip-hop and rap emerged and proceeded to...

I interviewed artist Robin Eisenberg about her new book Cosmic Care, for Sister Magazine. Click here to read.

I interviewed the founder of Amica, Heeral Pattni for Sister Magazine. Click here to read.

If 2020 was a movie (and inevitably, it will be) these would be the songs playing faintly as borders closed, economies fell and humans...

My new article is the cover story of the Copenhagen Post. I interviewed Jack Campbell, a courier for Wolt, who is a key organiser in the...

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to uproot lives across the world, countless individuals are finding themselves facing an...

Thousands of international students now find themselves stranded across the world, with no idea when they will be able to return home. I...

An underdog to major cities, Chicago is never romanticised in the same way as its American peers, New York and Los Angeles. While the...

In December, I interviewed Danish artist Asmund Havsteen-Mikkelsen for the Louisiana Channel.

This article was written for a university assignment on the 26th March 2019. People across the country are raising awareness of epilepsy...

Virtually unrecognisable from its origins as a photo editing app, Instagram has undergone a transformation arguably more significant than...

Once boasting the power to create entire subcultures and scenes, NME experienced a fall from grace just over a year ago, ceasing...

Radiating confidence, Paris Omar lounges on a cafe chair as if she’s on a photo shoot, her long brown coat draped effortlessly off one...

Prior to her national television debut, Anisa radiates serenity, a stark contrast from the nerves one would expect. Perhaps this is...

Almost deafening, the audience for Essex-born Rat Boy erupts into an indistinguishable rendition of “Sign On”, with small intervals of...

Social media has undoubtedly reduced our attention spans, creating an atmosphere where trending topics last minutes and popular culture...

Despite their existence in different millenniums and a noticeable contrast in fashion, the growing popularity of One Direction in 2013...

As Rihanna’s “work” crosses the 2 billion streams mark, the new era of music consumption is undeniably upon us, and the days of CD’s long...

It seems as though each generation beholds its own fascinating and effortlessly cool stream of subcultures, rebelling against mainstream...

Despite having many integral aspects of British culture, northern England is frequently dismissed and forgotten, never deemed a tourist...