Chippy Nonstop
Some of us are still lamenting all the party invites we turned down pre-pandemic. Not Chippy Nonstop. The DJ/producer/vocalist is a queen of the night whether she’s behind the decks or dancing on top of tables.
“Everyone’s complaining, saying ‘I should have done more when shit was open’ but I was always in that mindset of taking advantage of every moment anyway,” she says over Zoom. “I don’t feel like I really missed anything before but I’m ready to get back into it.”
After the prolonged release of her joint album with dj genderfluid, she’s just ready to get back to the rave. They delayed the release, wary of the project slipping through the cracks because they wouldn’t be able to perform it live. Over time they realized the perfect moment to drop it wouldn’t be coming anytime soon.
NOW Magazine
The best Toronto music of the month according to NOW writers
A big roundup of new music from local artists, including Cadence Weapon, Dorothea Paas, Fiver, DijahSB and more By Richard Trapunski, Kevin Ritchie and Kelsey Adams
May 7, 2021
Cadence Weapon
It’s another Bandcamp Friday, the day when the online music seller waives its revenue share and puts all of sales into artists’ pockets. In honour of the musical holiday, NOW writers Kelsey Adams, Kevin Ritchie and Richard Trapunski rounded up some of our favourite new music by Toronto artists from this past month. It’s a supersized edition of this roundup with music from Bandcamp and beyond.
Premiere: Chippy Nonstop x DJ Genderfluid Why Did You Block Me? djmag.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from djmag.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
With Earth Month on its way, there are several mindfully made collections to know right now including a new collaboration between sustainability-focused jewellery designer Sandy Leong and Gemfields. Read on to get the goods on what’s new in the world of fashion.
Sandy Leong and Gemfields introduce the Sol collection
Photography courtesy of Gemfields
With nearly ten years behind her as a sustainability-focused jewellery designer, Sandy Leong chose to collaborate with gemstone supplier Gemfields on an offering of pieces that are made with “responsibly sourced emeralds, 18 karat recycled gold and conflict-free diamonds,” as noted in a press release. Running the gamut in featuring everything from petite diamond pavé earrings to extravagant cuffs, 10 percent of sales of the Sol collection will go towards benefitting children and education-focused initiatives via the Gemfields Foundation. The assortment goes on sale on World Water Day Monday, March 22 in an effort to raise aw