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Table service still is it? Yeah we’ll have some proper financial support for the arts and live music industry, please. And what else, maybe a government who have some sympathy for anyone other than their mate’s big businesses... Would it be cheeky to ask for a nationalised train service? And what crisps do you do?
ISSUE EIGHT SHENANIGANS IMMINENT
@ALFAMIST FOR ISSUE SEVEN OF OFF LICENCE MAGAZINE.
LET THE GAMES BEGIN.
Give an artist a sponsored social media post and they’ll eat for a day. Give @greenteapeng an open top double-decker bus and she’ll give you the best album launch you ever did see.
ONE OFFIE MAG ON THE ROCKS PLEASE.
Last week we shone a spotlight on NYC for our monthly @balamii set, which is currently available for playback on their Mixcloud + Soundcloud profile.
HOT EUROPEAN NIGHTS IN AMSTERDAM (OFFIE MAG TRAVEL, ISSUE TWO) ✈️
PREMIERE... @EAHWEE x @9_GRAMS - ‘SHAME’
FANTA LEMON SEASON ☀️
@WIKSET ON THE TELEPHONE AND A BOATLOAD OF MUSIC FROM ACROSS THE ATLANTIC, 10AM TOMORROW ON BALAMII ☕️
We’ve given our ‘Don’t Call It Lo-Fi Beats’ playlist an update, filling it only with producers who have, at one time or another, called East Sussex home.
FROM KOSOVO WITH LOVE... @WHEREISQENDRESA BY @_LAAURENT FOR OFFIE MAG ISSUE SEVEN.
‘You can’t complain about racism and be a misogynist though; the fight is equality in all marginalised communities. When I see black rappers be misogynistic but support Black Lives Matter, that makes no sense to me. You wanna uplift me because I’m black but put me down because I’m a woman? I get bored of music with no substance.’
@kishfantastic performing at our ISSUE FOUR launch party... We reckon the summer might finally allow us to continue this legendary tradition.
@dereckdac has been busy lately. Spending his time between the coast and South London, he’s been releasing his music on tapes and vinyl independently, channelling his negative experiences of the music industry into creative freedom.
HUNGRY?
‘I’m always keen to avoid being boxed in. I’ve just been doing my own thing and it’s only now and then that people have gone, “yeah that’s UK R&B you’re making.” But when you’re a black woman who sings, you’re just gonna be put in the category of R&B anyway.’
MAY WE INTEREST YOU IN SOME OFFIE MAG’S MUSIC OF THE MONTH?
RAISE A RIO TO THE WEEKEND. OR SNAG A MAG. THEY’LL SHIP ON MONDAY 🗓
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