In Conversation With: Nyokabi Kariuki
By way of her occupation and inventive sonic vision, Nyokabi Kariũki’s impact on the Kenyan music scene warrants greater applause.
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Book Review: Act Your Age, Eve Brown by Talia Hibbert
Talia Hibbert’s Brown sister trilogy is a delightful smorgasbord of varying characters. Each with their worlds and personalities curated so
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Maandy’s music sets traditional gender roles ablaze
“When people look at me, I want them to see a bad ass bitch”. This declaration is an introduction to
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DJ Joozey Is Just Getting Started
“I’m not happy,” DJ Joozey says about an hour into our conversation. He then adds, “I’m not living my best
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In Conversation With: Donae’o
Donae’o: pronounced Donay-o to mean ‘gift from God.’ An apt stage name for a spiritual Ian Greenidge who always knew
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In Conversation With: Sareeta Domingo
Shortly after its release of the anthology Who’s Loving You, The Floor had a virtual chat with contributing writer and
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On Sex and Bridgerton
One Saturday afternoon when I was about 10-years-old, I found a DVD when I rummaged through a cousin’s drawer looking
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Film Review: Lovers Rock
In the second release from the Small Axe compilation, Lovers Rock, McQueen abandons a heavily plot-driven production and instead leans
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In Conversation With: Turunesh
In 2015, when Bongo Flava was still mostly a melting pot of Tanzanian hip hop, dansi, taarab with influences from
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Broad City: An Ode to Fuck-ups, Friendships and Femininity
On March 28th Broad City aired their final episode, tying a bow around the 5-season Comedy Central hit show. The
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