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the numero dos issue

The evolution of things. Two takes us from Casablanca to Kathmandu with the substance and style of brilliant artists and creators between.

Henru Brantley reps Chicago with otherwordly, hip-hop inspired art; game-changers Theaster Gates and Jeanne Gang talk architecture and community in The Windy City. Andrew Dosunmu works towards a contemporary African aesthetic with rich images and films and Tony Allen is the greatest drummer alive. Fashion spark Amine Bendriouich shows us his Casablanca, Malaysian songbird Yuna calms and delights, Ghana's Fokn Bois are out to get you with their mad mystifying musings (if you don't know about them, get hip) and Onra (and his beats) are everything we know and love at Globetrotter.

 

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onra | paris finest
onra | paris finest

We're looking back on our interview with Onra, the Paris-based, hip-hop beatmaker - from the first leg of his debut US tour.

these fokn bois are out to get you
these fokn bois are out to get you

We're revisiting this piece on the Ghanaian hip-hop duo the Fokn Bois: they flex views on politics, religion, and sexuality with the kind of imaginative, Afro-centric, pidgin-based flair that floats between brilliance and absurdity. 

full crate x mar
full crate x mar

Electro duo Full Crate & Mar hit up Asia - for the first time - to get acquainted with their fans. We caught up with them on their stop through Jakarta.