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Hear·May 3, 2023What the music industry could learn from sex workers’ fight for decriminalisationIn the words of Laika, “We’re people, not just performers”Erin Cobby
Hear·June 17, 2025Untangling chains of complicity: music festivals during genocideKKR, cultural capital and the movements challenging the corporate festival machineDarío Karim Pomar Azar & Image: Natasha Phang Lee
Opinion·July 3, 2025Glastonbury, genocide and manufactured outrageWhat the ‘controversy’ over Bob Vylan reveals about the British mediascape todayElia J. Ayoub
Hear·August 29, 2023“We just wanted to give ourselves a chance”: Berlin’s next-gen ravers talk partying and politicsThe city’s complex relationship with its clubbers and why not everything has to be activismJustin Kendall & Image: Natasha Phang Lee
ArticlesHearRefugee Week·June 24, 2022Resisting the Hostile Environment with hip-hopConversations on cuts, deportations and revolution with rapper AWATE.Erin Cobby & Image: Salam Zaied
Hear·April 10, 2025Honouring our ancestors in activism: In conversation with ArowahArt is a weapon for the massesSara Bafo & Image: Sali Mudawi
Hear·September 6, 2023From Raves to Resistance: Amsterdam’s nightlife is moving beyond hedonismHow music collectives are rebuilding communities Safiya Bashir & Image: Natasha Phang Lee
Hear·June 5, 2023Finding music in liminalityMaïa Barouh on her new album AÏDA and what it means to be “between”Isabella Yasmin Kajiwara & Image: Alia Romagnoli
Hear·September 8, 2025‘Tuff Times Never Last’… this too shall passHow Kokoroko’s latest album is a sonic balm for a world in fluxSimmone Ahiaku & Image: Fiona Quadri
ArticlesHear·November 9, 2021Meet the musician making Mariachi a feminist issueshado sits down with Alina la Histérica to find out more about how she is making Mariachi a feminist issue and reclaiming public space.Erin Cobby & Image: Javie Huxley