“Count On Me” also features a surprise appearance from A$AP Rocky, who is credited as a co-writer. According to a recently-released tracklist for
Roadrunner, the rapper will additionally appear alongside A$AP Ferg on a song titled “Bankroll”.
Last month, Brockhampton released their first single from the new album, titled “Buzzcut” and featuring Danny Brown, who also appears in a chaotic, colourful music video.
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An inner conflict runs through
PXE, Swedish artist Ecco2k’s introspective new EP. Set against the static of an electricity pylon, the accompanying visuals, made in collaboration with illustrator Freddy Carrasco, imagine the album as a dialogue between two characters named ‘Ecco’ and ‘Echo’. Each track plays out like a manga strip. “
I want a human body/ I want to be someone,” one cries out. The other beckons, “
I don’t wanna be your dream boy anymore,” as a wave of static engulfs the listener.
Unlike his debut album
E, a collaboration between Yves Tumor, Gud, and Mechatok,
VERSACE LAUNCHES ITS WOMEN-LED MEDUSA POWER TALKS SERIES
This week an animated Medusa head, voiced by the gravelly Donatella Versace, announced the launch of the label’s new Medusa Power Talks – “a female-led series that discusses the role power plays in navigating life in 2021”. So far, we’ve been given teaser snippets of the talks, which are basically recorded interviews starring models Irina Shayk and Precious Lee, photographer Lucka Ngo, actress Indya Moore, and activists Chelsea Miller and Nialah Edari, who share their thoughts on what power means to them. The full clips will be shared across Versace’s social media over the coming weeks, culminating in a live discussion hosted next month on Versace’s soon-to-launch Clubhouse account. In an Instagram post, Donatella explained the importance of the Medusa to both the brand and her new project: “She’s a woman that suits many powers, including the power of love. That’s what Medusa represents to me: a refusal to
More than 465 feminist leaders working in the spheres of entertainment, politics, advocacy, business, media, politics, and social justice have signed a new open letter published by GLAAD, in solidarity with transgender women. Arriving on Trans Day of Visibility (March 31), the GLAAD letter recognises that “trans women and girls have been an integral part of the fight for gender liberation”. “We uphold that truth,” it reads, “and denounce the ongoing anti-transgender rhetoric and efforts we witness in various industries.”
“We acknowledge with clarity and strength that transgender women are women and that transgender girls are girls. And we believe that honoring the diversity of women’s experiences is a strength, not a detriment to the feminist cause.”