Reviews
Review: The Scribbler’s Union Vol 1 by Natalie Jayne Clark and Kevin P Gilday
Lockdown project led by the award-winning Scottish writer, Kevin P Gilday, has been published in a brand new anthology of poetry. A compilation of work, written by writers who had mostly never written a poem before 2020, is out by the title The Scribbler's Union Vol. 1.
Features
Calica: I’ll probably be working on new music and releasing a lot more singles
The new single entitled Don't from Calica and Daniel Loumpouridi, features futuristic synths, driving basslines and beguiling melodies. Calica burst onto the scene on TikTok with over 10 million views. Her fanbase is growing rapidly connecting with her emotional indie pop. Daniel has millions of streams on Spotify. They both spoke with The Fountain about the collaboration as well as their hopes for the year.
Books
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Review: The Scribbler’s Union Vol 1 by Natalie Jayne Clark and Kevin P Gilday
Lockdown project led by the award-winning Scottish writer, Kevin P Gilday, has been published in a brand new anthology of poetry. A compilation of work, written by writers who had mostly never written a poem before 2020, is out by the title The Scribbler's Union Vol. 1.
Music
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Calica: I’ll probably be working on new music and releasing a lot more singles
The new single entitled Don't from Calica and Daniel Loumpouridi, features futuristic synths, driving basslines and beguiling melodies. Calica burst onto the scene on TikTok with over 10 million views. Her fanbase is growing rapidly connecting with her emotional indie pop. Daniel has millions of streams on Spotify. They both spoke with The Fountain about the collaboration as well as their hopes for the year.
Film
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Paul Sng: Film festivals and independent cinemas have done a magnificent job in adapting
Poly Styrene was the first woman of colour in the UK to front a successful rock band. She introduced the world to a new sound of rebellion, using her unconventional voice to sing about identity, consumerism, postmodernism and everything she saw unfolding in late 1970s Britain with a rare prescience. As the frontwoman of X-Ray Spex, the Anglo-Somali punk musician was also a key inspiration for the Riot grrrl and Afropunk movements. But the late punk maverick didn’t just leave behind an immense cultural footprint.
