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Featured Artists
Musicians, Artists, Illustrators and Creatives from issue 1.
Interview with Rozi Plain,
From Rozi Plain’s 2008 Album Inside Over Here to the recent Prize Album alongside membership of This Is The Kit – Rozi Plain is something of a modest institution. Soundtracking the lives of thousands of listeners for 15 years in some feat of expression and output. It was therefore an absolute privilege to put some of my questions to Rozi in the middle of her 2023 tour.
Having recently returned from Scotland and Norway, Rozi spoke with us on issues far removed from the hustle of singing or songwriting, but to reflect on the context in which this writing and touring was taking place.
Interview with Django Django
In the same vein as Rozi Plain, Django Django have become something of a quiet institution in people’s minds. So iconic was their first release. But so progressive and beyond decent is their output.
As a band they haven’t only created strong sounds that resonate with people but crafted some seriously striking music videos too. I raise Hailbop as an example.
The above leads nicely to the topic of this article. A new album from Django Django that is as strong musically as it is visually. In their own modest yet chaotic style, “thedjangos” have done it again.
Laura Agnusdei
Electro-acoustic musician talks to Halftone Magazine. Learn more about our lovely interview with Laura Agnusdei.
SOUPANDCATS
Visual artist, New York – Explore the world of Inika, the artist behind the handle @soupandcats. Inika’s art goes from digital creations to collages and intimate sketchbooks.
MITSUNAVINILO
Visual artist, Japan – An interview with Japanese artist mitsunavinilo. We asked them about their favorite artworks, techniques, and the significance of art in their life.
Natalie Arsenow
Fine Artist, Belgium – The Fine Artist Natalie Arsenow shares insights into her inspirations, her roots, and the meaning behind some of her latest work.
cousons cousine
Small business, Brussels Specialising in handmade caps and clothes with unique patchwork designs, they also host workshops for those eager to learn.
ANEMONE RUGS
Small business, Brussels – Anemone Rugs brings a touch of nostalgia to your living space with their handmade rugs inspired by the vibrant aesthetics of the 70s era.
BOUCLE D’OR
Small business, Brussels – Boucle d’Or is a small business created by Louise Berteau for which she crafts handmade jewelry in her Brussels studio.