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Above the Fold Felukah’s “Anthems for Princess” playlist celebrates female creatives The Egyptian rapper reflects on her roots and finding inspiration in everything from Evanescence to outer space by Morgan Becker Above the Fold Julia Cumming on finding herself by becoming someone else The Sunflower Bean front woman’s visual “cover” of the punk icon Nina Hagen is a meditation on authorship, identity, and creative liberation by Julia Cumming Above the Fold Fraser T. Smith provides the Midas touch to London’s grime scene heavyweights Ahead of his 50th birthday, the British producer behind Stormzy and Kano's biggest hits talks creativity, curiosity, and human connection by Hannah Ongley Above the Fold Pink Siifu and Fly Anakin make jazz-inspired hip hop from the soul The rappers discuss their collaborative album 'FlySiifu's' and tell us why the turtle always wins the race by Alex Hodor-Lee Above the Fold Mavi is the latest rising star in New York’s lo-fi hip hop renaissance The rapper discusses his new EP, "The End of the Earth," and how Toni Morrison shaped his style by Alex Hodor-Lee Above the Fold Mobley’s soulful pop challenges the political status quo—and celebrates human connection The musician's latest EP ‘Young and Dying in the Occident Supreme’ explores his complicated relationship with the United States by Noah Berlatsky Above the Fold Lisa Remar takes a baseball bat to bad relationships in her new music video The artists speaks with model Cayley King about her video for ‘Sonny’ and the perils of romance by Maraya Fisher Above the Fold Bladee and Mechatok push the boundaries of pop with “Good Luck” The Gen-Z icons and their post-blockbuster, independent pop are shaping the mainstream soundscape—without conforming to it by Federico Sargentone Above the Fold Sounds of solidarity: 5 albums blending language, technologies, and traditions From psychedelic bossa nova to 'kung fu-Appalachian' folk-rock, the music defying real and conceptual borders by Noah Berlatsky Above the Fold Liv.e is the songs she creates Liv.e's intuitive, holistic approach to making music will make you rethink what a song can be by Brendan South Above the Fold The founders of Herrensauna, Berlin’s wild techno haven, find freedom in a nightlife pause While many are mourning the club's closure, DJs Cem Dukkha and Nicolas Endlicher have channeled their energy into fulfilling another lifelong dream: starting their own... by Cassidy George Above the Fold From Raymond Pettibon to ‘Ray Gun’: Nina Ljeti’s syllabus for punks-in-training “Whenever I’m feeling stuck creatively I always ask myself ‘what would the Beastie Boys do?’” by Megan Hullander Conversations AMI’s Alexandre Mattiussi and musician Woodkid are the only authors of their creative destinies The two friends reunite in Paris to reflect on a decade of defying convention by Divya Bala Above the Fold Solange and Rafael Rios examine intimacy in transition through portraiture Solange believes in the power of documenting transitional moments in life through art. Photographer Rafael Rios captures her during a period of passage. by Solange Knowles Above the Fold Sasha Grey and Isabella Lovestory are the future of post-digital desire The porn legend and reggaeton pop princess on sexuality, art in the attention economy, and making their catholic guilt work for them by Biz Sherbert Conversations Freddie Gibbs and Moxie Marlinspike decrypt the modern American Dream The rapper and founder of Signal on the luxury of privacy, the future of community, and their radical visions of the future by Alex Hodor-Lee Conversations French musician Oklou embodies many states of mind on ‘Galore’ The singer-songwriter talks to Tati Cotliar about finding answers amidst the noise and expressing different personas on her debut mixtape by Tati Cotliar Above the Fold Björk reflects on mistakes and miracles with Þorgerður Ingólfsdóttir, the conductor who taught Iceland to sing On 'Come and Be Joyful,' Björk collaborates with Ingólfsdóttir's acclaimed Hamrahlíð Choir on a series of folk songs by Hannah Ongley Conversations In a world without nightlife, Arca builds a galaxy of infinite new realities For Document Fall/Winter 2020, the experimental musician embraces the galvanizing force of constant self-reinvention by Hannah Ongley Above the Fold Portland rapper Aminé reignites his hometown’s indie-rock roots With his sophomore album ‘Limbo,’ the genre-blending rap visionary is already leaving a legacy by David Aaron Brake Conversations Honey Dijon, Juliana Huxtable, and Nomi Ruiz affirm the sacred, shamanistic pleasures of sex and sound For Document Fall/Winter 2020, the musicians subvert established narratives by presenting their own—in all their urgent complexities by Coco Romack Above the Fold Meet Sama’ Abdulhadi, the DJ championing the Arab world’s music underground Two years after her viral Boiler Room set, Palestine's 'queen of techno' is further amplifying the singular sounds of her homeland, even with nightlife on... by Cassidy George Above the Fold Caroline Polachek crafts pop magic from the multiverse The musician discusses her visionary album ‘Pang,’ primal screaming in the park, and embracing total chaos as a coping mechanism by Matilda Douglas-Henry Above the Fold Greentea Peng’s psychedelic R&B explores spirituality in the social media age ‘Throw away these phones, get a bit more holy’: The London-based artist’s forthcoming album is a call to raise your vibration by Biz Sherbert Above the Fold Drew McDowall’s new-age noise music quests for a sense of ‘sacred atheism’ The electronic musician, best known for his work with Coil and Psychic TV, collaborates with composer Caterina Barbieri on ‘Agalma’ by Noah Berlatsky Conversations slowthai, punk prophet of Britain’s austerity generation, is on a strange trip to enlightenment For Document’s Fall/Winter 2020 issue, the ‘Brexit Bandit’ explains why he’s now looking inward for answers by Camille Sojit Pejcha Fashion Portfolio Meet 9 London musicians reminding us that art is essential work Photographer Toby Coulson and stylist Alexandra Bickerdike spotlight the DJs, rappers, and broadcasters reimagining their practice amid pandemic by Document Journal Above the Fold Chicago’s Knox Fortune has arrived with his genre-bending new album, Stock Child Wonder The Grammy Award-wining musician on the creative process and being untraditional by Brendan South Above the Fold From digital to analog, producer Carlota’s playlist explores the infinite grammar of the synth “The act of listening becomes an art itself, allowing us to decipher the codes of life.” by Brendan South Above the Fold Ellia Coggins’ ode to shared memory, “Small”, asks you to reflect on personal perception The model and musician explores shared memory, relationships, and a love of old films in her debut video by Des Magness Above the Fold Love Mansuy’s lyrical ballads are a vision for vulnerable masculinity In his latest EP, the singer-songwriter channels gospel serenity with waves of sonic experimentation by Alex Hodor-Lee Above the Fold The Gospel of Chris Korda: a techno-punk preacher for civilization on the brink of collapse Nearly 30 years after founding the Church of Euthanasia, Korda remains environmentalism's most controversial figure. But she’s only trying to save humanity from itself. by Hannah Ongley Above the Fold Thurston Moore on his new album, the old New York, and always resisting the mainstream From London, Moore joins Document to discuss the future of music amidst clutter and uncertainty by Avery Norman Above the Fold Ólafur Arnalds, sampling healing rituals and spoken word, reminds us we’re all connected On 'Some Kind of Peace,' the Icelandic multi-instrumentalist embraces birth, death, and new beginnings by Noah Berlatsky Above the Fold Grand River plays with limitations and freedom in her expansive ambient sound On her latest album, ‘Blink A Few Times To Clear Your Eyes’, Aimée Portioli fuses electronic and acoustic instruments perfectly suited for Fall by Oli Warwick Above the Fold Yo La Tengo’s new dual releases reflect on a sonically expansive past 30 years on, the celebrated indie band is able to take itself apart and put itself back together, as indie rock, bluegrass, drone, or whatever... by Noah Berlatsky Above the Fold Lil Keed is rap’s hungriest superstar “Music gets you through everything, bro.” The Atlanta-based rapper tells Document why he's a product of pain, ambition, and the Cleveland Avenue streets. by David Aaron Brake Above the Fold Dorian Electra is executing their queer agenda—and reclaiming fedoras in the process With their new project ‘My Agenda’, the genre-subverting artist is turning toxic masculinity on its head. by Matilda Douglas-Henry At Large Eddie Van Halen, the guitar god who boosted hard rock into a neon future The late rock legend is best remembered for his searing guitar solos—but Eddie Van Halen's most genius creative moment was one that horrified fans, rock... by Noah Berlatsky Above the Fold ‘Electric Jesus’ will take you on a metal-fueled journey towards enlightenment Discovering the meaning of joy in a fictional, half-parodic tribute to ’80s Christian rock music by Noah Berlatsky Above the Fold From his family home in Texas, Caleb Landry Jones takes us on a trip into another dimension The actor discusses his debut album 'The Mother Stone,' writing a song for Jim Jarmusch, and his love of extremes by Maraya Fisher Above the Fold Charlotte Day Wilson finds a rhythm in the unfamiliar The singer-songwriter faced the industry’s brutal realities, now she’s making her best work ever—with a little help from basketball and Carole King by Matilda Douglas-Henry Above the Fold From Beirut to Berghain, Nur Jaber discovers true freedom through techno "One world, one race, one love, one rave:” The Lebanese DJ discusses the importance of prioritizing mental health, fundraising for migrant workers, and staying positive... by Bo Hanna Above the Fold Paul Kalkbrenner shares a buoyant techno mix from the summer that never happened The boundary-pushing Berlin producer tells Document about finding hopeful moments in a very surreal summer by Hannah Ongley Above the Fold As clubs remain closed, only radical solidarity will save the queer rave scene Berghain may be too big to fail—but COVID-19 is threatening the survival of experimental nightlife spaces like WHOLE United Queer Festival. by Cassidy George Above the Fold Eddie Chacon’s soulful new album is a testament to the creative power of patience “I never thought I would sing again, other than in the shower." 30 years after a fleeting brush with superstardom, Chacon breaks the curse of... by Steven Yatsko Above the Fold Wallow in your big city sadness with B.Miles’s new video In the moody visual for "Wasting Time (New York)," B.Miles reminisces on the fear and loneliness of first moving to NYC by Document Journal Above the Fold Musician (Brooklyn) Steele asks himself deep questions about love, longing, and elderly poodles The artist's new single 'Save Room' explores the existential melancholia of being single in NYC by Steele Kratt Above the Fold Sie7etr3’s ‘Latin trap’ is the most intoxicating sound of summer Blending Dominican rap with the rugged sounds of Brooklyn drill, Chucky73 and Fetti031 are breaking the boundaries placed on Latin hip hop by David Aaron Brake Above the Fold Executioner’s Mask makes post punk a religious experience Frontman Jay Gambit tells Document how the band makes eternal despair sound catchy by Noah Berlatsky
Above the Fold Felukah’s “Anthems for Princess” playlist celebrates female creatives The Egyptian rapper reflects on her roots and finding inspiration in everything from Evanescence to outer space by Morgan Becker
Above the Fold Julia Cumming on finding herself by becoming someone else The Sunflower Bean front woman’s visual “cover” of the punk icon Nina Hagen is a meditation on authorship, identity, and creative liberation by Julia Cumming
Above the Fold Fraser T. Smith provides the Midas touch to London’s grime scene heavyweights Ahead of his 50th birthday, the British producer behind Stormzy and Kano's biggest hits talks creativity, curiosity, and human connection by Hannah Ongley
Above the Fold Pink Siifu and Fly Anakin make jazz-inspired hip hop from the soul The rappers discuss their collaborative album 'FlySiifu's' and tell us why the turtle always wins the race by Alex Hodor-Lee
Above the Fold Mavi is the latest rising star in New York’s lo-fi hip hop renaissance The rapper discusses his new EP, "The End of the Earth," and how Toni Morrison shaped his style by Alex Hodor-Lee
Above the Fold Mobley’s soulful pop challenges the political status quo—and celebrates human connection The musician's latest EP ‘Young and Dying in the Occident Supreme’ explores his complicated relationship with the United States by Noah Berlatsky
Above the Fold Lisa Remar takes a baseball bat to bad relationships in her new music video The artists speaks with model Cayley King about her video for ‘Sonny’ and the perils of romance by Maraya Fisher
Above the Fold Bladee and Mechatok push the boundaries of pop with “Good Luck” The Gen-Z icons and their post-blockbuster, independent pop are shaping the mainstream soundscape—without conforming to it by Federico Sargentone
Above the Fold Sounds of solidarity: 5 albums blending language, technologies, and traditions From psychedelic bossa nova to 'kung fu-Appalachian' folk-rock, the music defying real and conceptual borders by Noah Berlatsky
Above the Fold Liv.e is the songs she creates Liv.e's intuitive, holistic approach to making music will make you rethink what a song can be by Brendan South
Above the Fold The founders of Herrensauna, Berlin’s wild techno haven, find freedom in a nightlife pause While many are mourning the club's closure, DJs Cem Dukkha and Nicolas Endlicher have channeled their energy into fulfilling another lifelong dream: starting their own... by Cassidy George
Above the Fold From Raymond Pettibon to ‘Ray Gun’: Nina Ljeti’s syllabus for punks-in-training “Whenever I’m feeling stuck creatively I always ask myself ‘what would the Beastie Boys do?’” by Megan Hullander
Conversations AMI’s Alexandre Mattiussi and musician Woodkid are the only authors of their creative destinies The two friends reunite in Paris to reflect on a decade of defying convention by Divya Bala
Above the Fold Solange and Rafael Rios examine intimacy in transition through portraiture Solange believes in the power of documenting transitional moments in life through art. Photographer Rafael Rios captures her during a period of passage. by Solange Knowles
Above the Fold Sasha Grey and Isabella Lovestory are the future of post-digital desire The porn legend and reggaeton pop princess on sexuality, art in the attention economy, and making their catholic guilt work for them by Biz Sherbert
Conversations Freddie Gibbs and Moxie Marlinspike decrypt the modern American Dream The rapper and founder of Signal on the luxury of privacy, the future of community, and their radical visions of the future by Alex Hodor-Lee
Conversations French musician Oklou embodies many states of mind on ‘Galore’ The singer-songwriter talks to Tati Cotliar about finding answers amidst the noise and expressing different personas on her debut mixtape by Tati Cotliar
Above the Fold Björk reflects on mistakes and miracles with Þorgerður Ingólfsdóttir, the conductor who taught Iceland to sing On 'Come and Be Joyful,' Björk collaborates with Ingólfsdóttir's acclaimed Hamrahlíð Choir on a series of folk songs by Hannah Ongley
Conversations In a world without nightlife, Arca builds a galaxy of infinite new realities For Document Fall/Winter 2020, the experimental musician embraces the galvanizing force of constant self-reinvention by Hannah Ongley
Above the Fold Portland rapper Aminé reignites his hometown’s indie-rock roots With his sophomore album ‘Limbo,’ the genre-blending rap visionary is already leaving a legacy by David Aaron Brake
Conversations Honey Dijon, Juliana Huxtable, and Nomi Ruiz affirm the sacred, shamanistic pleasures of sex and sound For Document Fall/Winter 2020, the musicians subvert established narratives by presenting their own—in all their urgent complexities by Coco Romack
Above the Fold Meet Sama’ Abdulhadi, the DJ championing the Arab world’s music underground Two years after her viral Boiler Room set, Palestine's 'queen of techno' is further amplifying the singular sounds of her homeland, even with nightlife on... by Cassidy George
Above the Fold Caroline Polachek crafts pop magic from the multiverse The musician discusses her visionary album ‘Pang,’ primal screaming in the park, and embracing total chaos as a coping mechanism by Matilda Douglas-Henry
Above the Fold Greentea Peng’s psychedelic R&B explores spirituality in the social media age ‘Throw away these phones, get a bit more holy’: The London-based artist’s forthcoming album is a call to raise your vibration by Biz Sherbert
Above the Fold Drew McDowall’s new-age noise music quests for a sense of ‘sacred atheism’ The electronic musician, best known for his work with Coil and Psychic TV, collaborates with composer Caterina Barbieri on ‘Agalma’ by Noah Berlatsky
Conversations slowthai, punk prophet of Britain’s austerity generation, is on a strange trip to enlightenment For Document’s Fall/Winter 2020 issue, the ‘Brexit Bandit’ explains why he’s now looking inward for answers by Camille Sojit Pejcha
Fashion Portfolio Meet 9 London musicians reminding us that art is essential work Photographer Toby Coulson and stylist Alexandra Bickerdike spotlight the DJs, rappers, and broadcasters reimagining their practice amid pandemic by Document Journal
Above the Fold Chicago’s Knox Fortune has arrived with his genre-bending new album, Stock Child Wonder The Grammy Award-wining musician on the creative process and being untraditional by Brendan South
Above the Fold From digital to analog, producer Carlota’s playlist explores the infinite grammar of the synth “The act of listening becomes an art itself, allowing us to decipher the codes of life.” by Brendan South
Above the Fold Ellia Coggins’ ode to shared memory, “Small”, asks you to reflect on personal perception The model and musician explores shared memory, relationships, and a love of old films in her debut video by Des Magness
Above the Fold Love Mansuy’s lyrical ballads are a vision for vulnerable masculinity In his latest EP, the singer-songwriter channels gospel serenity with waves of sonic experimentation by Alex Hodor-Lee
Above the Fold The Gospel of Chris Korda: a techno-punk preacher for civilization on the brink of collapse Nearly 30 years after founding the Church of Euthanasia, Korda remains environmentalism's most controversial figure. But she’s only trying to save humanity from itself. by Hannah Ongley
Above the Fold Thurston Moore on his new album, the old New York, and always resisting the mainstream From London, Moore joins Document to discuss the future of music amidst clutter and uncertainty by Avery Norman
Above the Fold Ólafur Arnalds, sampling healing rituals and spoken word, reminds us we’re all connected On 'Some Kind of Peace,' the Icelandic multi-instrumentalist embraces birth, death, and new beginnings by Noah Berlatsky
Above the Fold Grand River plays with limitations and freedom in her expansive ambient sound On her latest album, ‘Blink A Few Times To Clear Your Eyes’, Aimée Portioli fuses electronic and acoustic instruments perfectly suited for Fall by Oli Warwick
Above the Fold Yo La Tengo’s new dual releases reflect on a sonically expansive past 30 years on, the celebrated indie band is able to take itself apart and put itself back together, as indie rock, bluegrass, drone, or whatever... by Noah Berlatsky
Above the Fold Lil Keed is rap’s hungriest superstar “Music gets you through everything, bro.” The Atlanta-based rapper tells Document why he's a product of pain, ambition, and the Cleveland Avenue streets. by David Aaron Brake
Above the Fold Dorian Electra is executing their queer agenda—and reclaiming fedoras in the process With their new project ‘My Agenda’, the genre-subverting artist is turning toxic masculinity on its head. by Matilda Douglas-Henry
At Large Eddie Van Halen, the guitar god who boosted hard rock into a neon future The late rock legend is best remembered for his searing guitar solos—but Eddie Van Halen's most genius creative moment was one that horrified fans, rock... by Noah Berlatsky
Above the Fold ‘Electric Jesus’ will take you on a metal-fueled journey towards enlightenment Discovering the meaning of joy in a fictional, half-parodic tribute to ’80s Christian rock music by Noah Berlatsky
Above the Fold From his family home in Texas, Caleb Landry Jones takes us on a trip into another dimension The actor discusses his debut album 'The Mother Stone,' writing a song for Jim Jarmusch, and his love of extremes by Maraya Fisher
Above the Fold Charlotte Day Wilson finds a rhythm in the unfamiliar The singer-songwriter faced the industry’s brutal realities, now she’s making her best work ever—with a little help from basketball and Carole King by Matilda Douglas-Henry
Above the Fold From Beirut to Berghain, Nur Jaber discovers true freedom through techno "One world, one race, one love, one rave:” The Lebanese DJ discusses the importance of prioritizing mental health, fundraising for migrant workers, and staying positive... by Bo Hanna
Above the Fold Paul Kalkbrenner shares a buoyant techno mix from the summer that never happened The boundary-pushing Berlin producer tells Document about finding hopeful moments in a very surreal summer by Hannah Ongley
Above the Fold As clubs remain closed, only radical solidarity will save the queer rave scene Berghain may be too big to fail—but COVID-19 is threatening the survival of experimental nightlife spaces like WHOLE United Queer Festival. by Cassidy George
Above the Fold Eddie Chacon’s soulful new album is a testament to the creative power of patience “I never thought I would sing again, other than in the shower." 30 years after a fleeting brush with superstardom, Chacon breaks the curse of... by Steven Yatsko
Above the Fold Wallow in your big city sadness with B.Miles’s new video In the moody visual for "Wasting Time (New York)," B.Miles reminisces on the fear and loneliness of first moving to NYC by Document Journal
Above the Fold Musician (Brooklyn) Steele asks himself deep questions about love, longing, and elderly poodles The artist's new single 'Save Room' explores the existential melancholia of being single in NYC by Steele Kratt
Above the Fold Sie7etr3’s ‘Latin trap’ is the most intoxicating sound of summer Blending Dominican rap with the rugged sounds of Brooklyn drill, Chucky73 and Fetti031 are breaking the boundaries placed on Latin hip hop by David Aaron Brake
Above the Fold Executioner’s Mask makes post punk a religious experience Frontman Jay Gambit tells Document how the band makes eternal despair sound catchy by Noah Berlatsky