I Like It A Lot
It’s the most iconic street wear brand in the world, the one that transcends the genre. If Glenn O’Brien and Tyler, the Creator two people whose aesthetics couldn’t be more different can wear Supreme in their own way, so can you. The two iconoclasts discuss in this exclusive conversation after the Jump. Read More on GQ
Growing up is a pain and 18-year-old Justin Bieber proves exactly that, by taking a serious beating on his two covers for the April/May 10th Anniversary issue of Complex magazine. A bruised and bloodied Beiber put some meat on his eye, while clad in a Dolce & Gabbana suit on his one cover and lays back in a torn Won Hundred shirt on his other Tony Kelly-shot cover. The ‘Boyfriend’ singer opens up to the magazine about going public with his relationship with girlfriend Selena Gomez. “There’s no way to hide the relationship completely, because then it would be unfair to us. It’s like, ‘You take this car, and I’ll take this car, and then we’ll meet up at the spot. Then, you go in this door, I’ll go in this door. We’ll end up crossing ways. You get back in this car. We’ll cross over, do a James Bond. You go through the kitchen. I’ll go through the back area. Then we’ll meet in the dressing room and see each other’”, Beiber tells Complex.
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With the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee almost upon us, i-D Magazine takes time to celebrate with a series of regal covers for Spring. The King of Fashion himself, Karl Lagerfeld features in a self-portrait styled by Charlotte Stockdale on the first cover to be released. More covers will be released here prior to the issue launch on Thursday 22nd March. We will end this with a special quote from the King himself “The most important thing you should know about me, is that everything you’re told by others is not necessarily the truth.” – Karl Lagerfeld
After more than 20 years, 2 Grammys, a string of number 1 hits and multiple platinum records, here is UK R&B pioneers Soul II Soul Music video performing Back To Life (However Do You Want Me). We Like it a Lot!!!
Wiz releases visuals for a track off of his newly released Taylor Allderdice mixtape.
The visuals for Good Music’s Nigerian Rap Artist D’Banj’s debut international single Oliver Twist has surfaced, featuring appearances from Kanye West, Sneak Bo, Keisha Buchanan, Big Sean and the unknown Azonto expert.
A$AP Rocky x Livin’ Proof take over Cargo…
Tuesday 20th March
ASAP Rocky (live)
Shortee Blitz / Khalil / Rags / budgie
8pm – 1am / £7 all night / No guestlist
CARGO RUNS A STRICT I.D POLICY.
NO I.D. NO ENTRY
i-likeitalot.com will be in the building of course.
Ryan Leslie’s takes us behind the scenes in the studio for an exclusive first listen to part two of his “Beautiful Lie” single. For the official remix, R-Les enlists the help of New York Rap Artist Fabolous adding new energy to the track lifted from Ryan Leslie’s Les Is More LP. The playback in studio footage features a few familiar faces who seem to have business in the same building (Fabolous, Tank, Teyana Taylor, and Def Jam A&R Lenny S), a typical and frequent occurrence in the music industry.
Nicki Minaj’s Pink Friday Roman Reloaded is expected to be released April 3rd. Below the full track lists for both the standard and deluxe versions. So what will Pink Friday #2 sound like? Contributors to the 19 track album/ 22 track deluxe offering include Cam’ron, Rick Ross, Drake, Young Jeezy, Chris Brown, Lil Wayne, 2 Chainz and Beenie Man, with production credits listed for Rico Beats, Dr Luke, Alex Da Kid, Red One et al.
Singer/Songwriter and Model Solange Knowles covers Evening Standard Magazine complete with 7 page spread photographed by Jamie Nelson. The front page headline reads “Beyonce Who?” and the high fashion editorial spread accompanies an interview that chronicles Solange’s time line during the early years of Destiny’s child up till present day Life as a DJ, Mother, Model and Aunty to Blue Ivy. Solange also reveals that she is currently working on her third studio album, due for release later this year. Below an interesting pull quote from the interview:
“Why isn’t she signed to a major label? ‘i don’t think there is a need if you are able to fund it yourself and have a strong sense of development as an artist. it means that you aren’t dependant on some A&R dude to position you with writers or producers or figure out your next direction.’ She says. “Major labels act as banks in terms of how they produce and release your album. No Major label is really good or bad, they just 100 per cent operate as a business, which makes sense… no hard feelings.”
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