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TODAY! NEW ARRIVALS
THE
MUSIC
ISSUE
FEATURING DEBBIE HARRY,
LEIGH LEZARK AND MARK JACOBS
DEBBie
HARRY
Get a peek
inside her rock
star wardrobe
SUMMER
VIBES
What to wear,
who to see,
where to stay
this week’s
issue
embrace your inner rock star
in brocade, sequins and velvet
It’s the Music Issue! This week we go glam
rock in sequin-sprayed pants, embellished tanks
and sparkling accessories in our Let’s Dance
fashion shoot. Discover how Marc Jacobs
has used music to inspire his collections and
read our exclusive interview with New York
fashion icon Debbie Harry, who shows us how
to dress like a rock star. Plus, DJ and model
Leigh Lezark reveals the fall accessories that
pop. Frock’n’roll!
MUSIC &
MARC
Marc Jacobs
discusses his life
and work
in music
Photographer: Daron Bailey; Art Direction: Gemma Stark;
stylist: helen thompson; hair: Amiee Robinson at caren;
makeup: Kenneth Soh at soho; model: Jessi Ann at models 1
the
fashion
file
The things
you need
to know
it’s all about...
THE hi-top
From cult hip-hop accessory to model
off-duty staple, humble hi-tops are a
hipster essential. Animal print, patchwork
or logo embossed – team yours with
extreme skinnies, a white tee and
a leather jacket.
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you’ve got
the look,
now get the
lingo
trend flash...
mcq’s punk
polish
Tartan, leather and sharp tailoring:
style and attitude go hand in hand at
McQ this season with the new punk
trend. Add edge to plaid pieces with
sleek suiting and spiky heels.
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photographer: jonas bresnan
fashion file
we’re loving...
multi-chain
bracelets
Pick one in gold and team with your
LBD for classic cocktail style or for day,
with skinny jeans and a tee. A bracelet
adorned with charms adds boho flair
to jet-set perfect maxi dresses.
SHOP chain bracelets4
on the runway...
jewel tones
Fall’s elegant new mood sees a
sumptuous palette of sapphire, ruby
and amethyst dazzle at the Gucci
show. Inspired by the queen of retro
cool, Florence Welch, Frida Giannini’s
emerald silk gown will be the gem in
your eveningwear wardrobe.
SHOP jewel tones4
don’t miss...
STANDOUT
sweaters
Wow knits are having a moment, with
designers from Missoni to Versace
championing bright pieces for fall. Snap
up this trend now and wear with floorskimming skirts or slick cigarette pants.
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fashion file
FROCK
’N’ROLL
Sarah Sophie Flicker
and Karen Elson with
Sui at New York
Fashion Week
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Her collections are
irresistible to pop icons
and cool girls the world
over. Here, New Yorkbased Anna Sui reveals
why style and sound
will always be
perfectly in tune
Music has always been...
hugely influential. When I’m
working I play records and
elements of whatever I’m
listening to, punk or glam or psychedelia, translate
into my clothes.
When designing a
collection... I ask myself, is this
cool enough for Anita Pallenberg?
I often reference her eclectic 1970s
look and spirit. She is a dear friend
to me now.
For fall I was inspired by...
the iconic bohemian style of the
Ormbsy-Gore sisters. They were
Anita Pallenberg
‘‘When designing I ask
myself, is this cool enough
for Anita Pallenberg?’’
Anna Sui
Actress Elle
Fanning is one of
Sui’s style icons
great trend-setters of ’60s
London, famousing wearing
Victorian pieces from the Corps
de Ballet on the street.
The three key pieces... from
FW11 are the delicate cream crochet
dress, the black lace flared pants and
the cool monochrome pattern coat.
My new style icon is... Florence
Welch. She’s been rocking a lot of my
designs lately. I also adore
Alison Mosshart from The
Kills and Elle Fanning.
I can’t stop listening
to... the Arctic Monkeys’
Suck it and See. Also on my
playlist is Australian band
Tame Impala. I used their
psychedelic rock music in
my FW11 show.
Wearing Anna Sui...
is not about age. It’s about
attitude, glamour and not
taking yourself too seriously.
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fashion file
Introducing...
all white
For bohemian flair
team broderie anglais
with a leopard clutch
and metallic sandals
like Bianca Brandolini.
the weekend
Dress
Hot weather calls for
effortless style. That’s why
cool girls on the go are
swapping separates for the
ultimate one-stop wardrobe
solution: the weekend
dress. The beauty of this
perfect piece? It requires few
accessories, complements
gladiator flats or block heels,
and looks nonchalantly
stylish 9-to-5 and beyond.
Read on for the easiest ways
to master off-duty dressing.
It’s that simple.
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weekend dress4
prints charming
Hilary Rhoda shows that
the only accompaniments
you need to a Missoni knit
dress are a pop of neon
and sun-kissed skin.
jersey girl
Karolina Kurkova offsets
jersey with tribal-chic
jewelry and a sleek updo to
seamlessly blend daytime
cool and cocktail glamour.
IMAGES: getty images; Photoshot; Wire Image
Fuss-free and totally chic – just slip on and go
Accessories Rock!
fashion file
by leigh lezark of the misshapes
New York’s hottest DJ, muse, model and style setter shares her new season hits
STYLE TIP
“The soft cashmere
lining makes these
gloves perfect for
New York winters.”
STYLE TIP
“This necklace
will add a touch of
elegance without
being too girly.”
STYLE TIP
STYLE TIP
IMAGES: rex features
“I love these heels –
they can be dressed
up or down so easily.”
“Cat-eye frames
are my favorite.
This oversized style
accentuates cheekbones
wonderfully.”
SHOP leigh's favorites4
Music
&
MARC
PERRY ELLIS SS93
marc jacobs FW11
PERRY ELLIS SS93
GRUNGE
Nirvana was an
inspiration for
Jacobs’ 1992
Grunge collection,
designed for
Perry Ellis.
JACOBS
As he celebrates the 10-year anniversary
of Marc by Marc Jacobs, Beccy Clarke
looks at the designer’s life in music…
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FASHION PACK
Jacobs with Lady Gaga
at the designer's 2010
Spring Fashion Show.
Gaga later performed
at the after party.
n 1992, Marc Jacobs designed his iconic
SS93 Grunge collection for Perry Ellis.
Inspired by the Seattle rock scene and
Nirvana’s Smells Like Teen Spirit, it was a
heady mix of street and high fashion, the
likes of which had never before been seen
on the runway. Shalom Harlow and Christy
Turlington modeled floral dresses, silk plaid
shirts and Converse sneakers made from
duchesse satin – the press went wild.
music & marc jacobs
Rollover
for A
MARC
MUSIC
moment
‘‘High fashion, pre-
FEMININE
EDGE
Marc, was a place of
exclusivity where you
had to be perfectly
put together’’
Jacobs mixes floral
prints with leather
and lace to create
modern, ladylike
sex appeal.
Rollover
for A
MARC
MUSIC
moment
IMAGES: Chris Moore/Catwalking;
eyevine; Getty Images; Retna
H
igh fashion, pre-Marc, was a place
of exclusivity where you had to be
polished and perfectly put together,”
says Nylon’s fashion director, Joseph Errico.
“His Grunge collection flipped the script.”
Music has always been central to Jacobs’
world, and his rise to the top has played out
to a soundtrack of musical greats. The video
for Sonic Youth’s hit single Sugar Kane was
shot in the Perry Ellis showroom during the
creation of the Grunge collection (Jacobs
and Chloë Sevigny
both made cameos),
while his first runway
show was a homage
to Amadeus and Purple
Rain. Some of Jacobs’
most memorable
shows have been set to
the wickedly spot-on
soundtracks of fashion’s FASHION DIRECTOR, NYLON, joseph errico
favorite music guru,
DJ Frédéric Sanchez. “The Verve’s anthem
Bitter Sweet Symphony is the song everyone
associates with Marc and, as fashion moments
go, it was a powerful statement,” says Virginia
Smith, US Vogue’s fashion market & accessories
director, of Jacobs’ SS99 show. Then there was
the FW08 collection where models stepped out
to the beat of Jams Run Free played live by Sonic
Youth on the runway. In SS09, it was all about
Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue while the FW10
collection was brought to life by Juliette Gréco’s
rendition of Somewhere Over The Rainbow. music & marc jacobs
J
Rollover
for A
acobs has become as iconic as his
collections, a master of reinvention and
self-promotion. He surrounds himself
with creative wunderkids: his campaigns, shot
by Juergen Teller and featuring Sofia Coppola
and Charlotte Rampling, are provocative and
utterly cool. At his shows you will see Madonna,
Debbie Harry and P. Diddy, waiting with bated
breath to see what they will be wearing next
season. “Marc is one of the few rebel fashion
designers,” says Zanna Roberts, senior fashion
editor, Marie Claire US. “He does what he wants,
when he wants. He is a fashion zeitgeist in so
many ways.” Turn the page to watch the countdown
of our favorite Marc Jacobs moments.
WUNDERKIDS
Jacobs has featured
friends such as
Sofia Coppola
in his campaigns.
MARC
MUSIC
moment
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10 years of MARC by MARC JACOBS
Celebrating a decade of his little sister line
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music to make clothes by
music
Clothes
by
to make
What role does music play in
the studio? Four designers reveal
the tunes that inspire them
Richard Nicoll
“I want the
show to feel
the way the
music sounds”
What played in your studio
as you designed for fall?
A lot of music by the London-based
composer Daniel Lea, who created
my bespoke show music.
How important is music to
your creative process?
It can inspire the overall mood of my
collections. It acts as creative research
for me as much as visuals do.
What was the link between
the music and the clothes?
The collection was about freedom,
ease and comfort, and I used moths and
cocoons as a motif for that. The music
reflected the sounds of a moth breaking
free of a chrysalis and taking flight.
SHOP richard nicoll4
Alice Temperley
What were you listening to
as you designed for fall?
We had a mix of Leonard Cohen, Ray
LaMontagne, Warpaint, Bon Iver, the
Rolling Stones and some reggae. I love
playing a good song loud and just zoning
in on my work. It gives me focus.
How did the music complement
the collection?
You can see some rock’n’roll in there, as
well as softer, more romantic references.
What was the show soundtrack?
Adele, the Ting Tings, Parov Stelar and
The Knife. My husband Lars and I choose
the songs and our DJ mixes it into
something beautiful that suits the mood.
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“I’m as magpie
with my music as
my clothes”
music to make clothes by
Roberto Cavalli
What music inspired the
new collection?
My fall ’11 collection felt very modern in
design and I created it with a confident,
fearless woman in mind. Strong women
inspire me. Beyoncé, Jennifer Lopez and
Rihanna are all friends of mine whose music
focused my creativity for this new season.
Does music help you in
the creative process?
Music is in my blood and I find it
awe-inspiring how artists can transform
into alter egos on stage. This is a part
of fashion too – you can be whoever
you want to be.
Why did you use electro pioneers
Kraftwerk in your runway show?
It was a change in genre for me. The
collection was focused and futuristic,
which was encapsulated by Kraftwerk. It
reflected the clothes and atmosphere well.
SHOP roberto cavalli4
“Each look is fearless,
which relates to
the musicians I very
much admire”
How does music help your
creative process?
I listen to different genres depending
on my mood – lounge music to relax,
classical music to think and rock music
to recharge.
Did a particular song influence
your fall collection?
Adele’s Rolling in the Deep produced an
incredible energy within me and played
in my mind continually. The strength of
the music emulates the type of woman
I was bringing to the runway: feminine
but mostly self-confident.
What was the runway music?
Adele, and Hercules and Love Affair’s
Painted Eyes.
SHOP Alberta ferretti4
“In each artist,
there is an empathy
that goes beyond
words or melody”
WORDS: ALISON TAYLOR; IMAGES:
Bell/Camera Press London
Alberta Ferretti
Jacket by Roberto
Cavalli; tank by Zoe
Carssen; pants by
Etro; necklace by
Dolce & Gabbana;
rings by Daisy
Knights, Diane Kordas
and Dominic Jones;
clutch by Jil Sander
Embrace your inner rock star in brocade
jackets, sequin-sprayed pants and luxurious velvet
photo gr aphs by kai z feng
st y ling by tracy tay lor
Blazer by Gucci;
shirt by Miu Miu; pants
by Stella McCartney;
rings by Roberto Cavalli
and Maison Martin
Margiella; cuffs by Marni
and Alexander McQueen;
bangles by Diane Kordas;
clutch by Jimmy Choo
Top by Reed
Krakoff; shorts by
Kelly Bergin; loafers
by Dolce & Gabbana;
clutch by Valentino;
bracelet by Eddie
Borgo; bangles as
before
Dress by Sonia Rykiel;
boots by Versace;
scarf by Ralph Lauren
Collection; bracelet
by Eddie Borgo; ring
by Diane Kordas
Jacket and pants by
Dolce & Gabbana;
shirt by Kiki
de Montparnasse;
ring as before
Cardigan by Missoni;
pants by Thakoon;
socks by Falke; shoes
by Miu Miu; necklace
by Tom Binns; ring
as before; bag by
Christian Louboutin
Jacket by Balmain;
earrings by Marc
by Marc Jacobs;
ring by Eddie Borgo
Jacket by Balmain;
sweater by Markus
Lupfer; pants by
Isabel Marant;
boots by Christian
Louboutin; earrings
by Ileana Makri;
bracelets by Missoni
and Venessa Arizaga;
rings by Chan
Luu and Solange
Azagury-Partridge
art director: jon wetherell; HAIR: GAVIN HARWIN
at ART DEPARTMENT; MAKE UP: MAUD LACEPPE at
COMMUNITY NYC; MODEL: NIKA LAURAITIS at NEXT
Vest by Michael
Michael Kors; blouse
by Chloé; studs
by Dominic Jones
and Dolce &
Gabbana; ring by
Philippa Holland;
bracelet by Etro
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exclusive interview
How to dress like a
Rock
Star
Debbie Harry is as famed for her wardrobe as her rock star
credentials. Stephanie Forrester meets the New York legend
D
ebbie Harry’s platinum locks,
sculpted cheekbones, seductive
pout and deconstructed disco
look defined the 1970s. Immortalized by
Andy Warhol and idolized by millions,
she had it all – sex appeal, charisma,
individuality. 40 years on, her image is
every bit as striking. Here, the Blondie
singer talks about her life in style.
The whole deconstructed look
is something I really like a lot.
New York in the ’70s taught me a lot
of things, I learned by osmosis – it was
like going to school. Initially it was about
experimentation and then it evolved when
I started working with Steve Sprouse.
Back in the early days we were
different to everyone else. Nobody
else was wearing ripped up stuff with
lots of paint smears. We were just the
opposite of what was going on in the
magazines. Nobody was wearing narrow
lapels or tight pants – we did it first.
Extreme style gets you noticed.
You can’t be afraid to make a statement.
Most people in my world are pretty clear
about what makes them who they are.
‘‘Nobody was wearing
ripped up stuff – we
were the opposite of what
was in the magazines”
debbie harry
IMAGES: getty images
Debbie Harry’s
Rock Star
Picks
Dark shades
and classic
Breton stripes
are on-theroad essentials.
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‘‘Extreme style gets you
noticed. You can’t be afraid
to make a statement’’
debbie harry
It’s fundamental to be an
individual. You’re either highly criticized
or applauded – either way, it makes you
stand out.
My style says something about
my powerful nature. I’m conscious
of my appearance because I’m in the
entertainment industry. In the 1970s,
I would borrow clothes from friends,
make things and shop in thrift stores.
Now I shop all over the place. I love
designers but I love all sorts of clothes.
I keep an open mind.
Blonde combines innocence
with sensuality. Because my look was
the group’s identity – it sort of became
commercial for me too.
Girls with a strong look inspire
me like Tina Weymouth from
Talking Heads and Patti Smith.
Like me, they were involved with all male
bands – there weren’t so many all girl
bands at the time. Although thinking back
the British girls The Slits had a lot of fun
with clothes – they were extreme.
The first time I felt cool was
probably about the 5th grade. I
was always dressing up, even as a little girl.
Beyonce and Lady Gaga aren’t
afraid to push things to the limits
Rock Debbie
Harry’s look in
torn denim and
a sexy tee.
– they obviously get a kick out of
it. They are both super-big stars with a
real sense of who they are.
I wear things that make me look
good and feel comfortable. My
signature look was a black mini dress with
black boots and a beret. Recently I bought
a black leather skirt I love. It’s timeless and
cool and you can wear it with anything.
I’ve always enjoyed clothes. I like to
put something on that’s fabulous and then
not have to think about it.
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I’m with
the band
Sound and style collide: meet four of music’s best dressed
the dj:
HARLEY VIERA-NEWTON
With a record exec father and
stylist mother, 23-year-old
Harley embodies the best of
both worlds, lighting up the
decks of New York nightspots
and runway shows alike
with her hip DJ skills and
trademark mini-dresses.
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TER:
EDIE CAMPBELL
Having graced the pages of
British Vogue aged five, Edie
was always destined to be the
toast of the style set. At 19,
she’s turning heads with her
’60s style and rock star beau,
Razorlight’s Johnny Borrell.
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THE SCENE
:
THE voice
CULTURE & STYLE
LYKKE LI
This 26-year-old pop sensation
is Sweden’s coolest export.
Her dreamy sound has a global
following, but her edgy aesthetic
has put Lykke on the fashion radar
– think leather pants, oversized
knits and sharp-shouldered blazers.
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THE music
:
kanya king
Kanya King founded the
influential MOBO organisation
in 1996. Fast forward 15
years, and the MOBO awards
broadcast to over 250 million
worldwide. Sculptural dresses
and colorful clutches are her
red carpet staples.
SHOP Kanya’s look4
Mogels
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Voices
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Christopher Bailey’s
HOT list
Discover the Burberry creative
director’s top picks for 2011
life in film
Pssst...
Twitter fans,
@Burberry is a
must ‘follow’ for
Christopher Bailey’s
weekly hot tips on
#MusicMonday
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words: Johnny Davis;
images: getty images
“M
usic has
always played
an important
role in my life, from a very
early age, affecting the way
I think and the way I express myself. The
first gig I ever went to was Bob Dylan
supported by Tom Petty, but my passion
is for British musicians: the Rolling Stones,
the Beautiful South, the Sex Pistols, The
Kooks. Fashion and music have always
been connected. Whatever you’re trying
to create, there’s a sound or a lyric that
just communicates it perfectly. I am
lucky to be in an environment where I
discover new musicians. When I meet a
young musician, it has nothing to do with
campaigns. It’s more like, ‘let’s work on
something together – who knows what
it’s going to be’. Then things develop
organically. It’s great to have a reputation
for finding and promoting British talent.
A bit Rolling Stones, a little Nick Cave
and a touch The Smiths, London fourpiece Life In Film came to Bailey’s
attention after posting a track online.
Singer Sam Fry has since modeled for
the label and the group played at the
recent opening of London’s Burberry
Brit store. www.lifeinfilm.co.uk
misty miller
Misty Miller, 16, was discovered playing a ukulele at Britain’s
Bestival festival. A songwriter since the tender age of eight, this
London-born talent finished recording her debut album while
revising for her GCSEs. Her bittersweet pop-folk songs Little
Thing Called Love and Dancing With the Devil have already picked
up internet buzz and with coverage in Vogue Italia and AnOther
Magazine, plus a Burberry Acoustic session under her belt, the
fashion world is similarly aflutter. www.mistymiller.com
Most wanted
Playing in the Burberry studio…
The Kooks, The Feeling,
One Night Only, Adele
CULTURE & STYLE
i got you
2011’s perfect pairs
We crown the hippest
music couples of all time
The double acts everyone’s talking about
babe
Jessie Baylin &
Nathan Followill
The Kings of Leon drummer
married singer songwriter
Jessie Baylin in 2009.
Josephine de la Baume
& Mark Ronson
Singer Josephine and DJ &
producer Mark work together and
were engaged this February.
words: Leonie Cooper; images:
alpha press; Rex Features; WENN
watch
the
video
Zooey Deschanel
& Ben Gibbard
Actress Zooey and Ben of Death
Cab for Cutie performed at an
Obama fundraiser together in 2008.
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PSSST...
Who do Madonna and
Lil’ Kim call to get their
nails done? Manicurist
Gina Viviano, who also
works on campaigns
for Burberry, Gucci
and Miu Miu.
CULTURE & STYLE
ROCK’n’
ROLL
hotels
Turn on, check in and tune out the world, in
our perfect spots for relaxing in rock star style
Ushuaia Beach Hotel
iBIZA
Consider this official DJ HQ. The Balearics’
brand new Ushuaia has taken the Ibiza
open-air mega-club one step further,
creating a dressed up, boldly hedonistic
resort, with sleek white-on-white rooms
that come complete with turntables, mixers
and speaker stacks. ushuaiabeachhotel.com
what to pack for ibiza4
BEACH BABE
For Ibiza stye,
think bright tanks,
cool Panamas and
bold gold cuffs.
Culture & style
Fashionable festival
The hippest tunes and the coolest threads
It was on the cover of the Eagle’s Hotel
California and the Rolling Stones have their own
black-out curtains when they stay. This candycolored hotel, redesigned by legendary Paul
Williams in the 1940s, is the most glamorous
in California. The double-chopped McCarthy
cobb salad in the Polo Lounge is as much a
highlight as the incandescently glamorous
poolside scene. www.beverlyhillshotel.com
what to pack for los angeles4
PSSST...
Givenchy’s Riccardo
Tisci has designed the
artwork for Watch
the Throne, a hip-hop
collaboration between
Kanye West
and Jay-Z.
festival style4
words: emma love; Mark C. O’Flaherty; images:
Allan Tannenbaum/Polaris/eyevine; Rex Features
The Beverly Hills Hotel
Los Angeles
Fashion and music get
equal billing at the new
Music to Know festival in
East Hampton. Vampire
Weekend, Bright Eyes and
Ellie Goulding will take the
stage flanked by pop-up
shops from labels such as
Dannijo, Tory Burch and
Mary-Kate and Ashley
Olsen’s Elizabeth & James
line. “We’ve got fresh,
cutting-edge music and
it’s a very natural fit with
fashion,” says co-founder
Chris Jones. August 13–14;
musictoknow.com
Culture & style
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quick-fire music glossary
Afropop: Vampire Weekend,
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Summer
Vibes
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Chiptune: Also: chip music.
This Japanese-originated genre involves
musicians raiding the circuits of their old
Game Boys and other long-forgotten
video machines to find silicon chips
capable of striking an appropriately
retro note. Geeky, to say the least.
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Glo-fi: Also: chillwave. 1980s synth
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music co-opted by a new generation
who add loops and samples, and slow it
down to an altogether dreamier state.
Used to be known as shoegaze, because
guitarists spent entire gigs staring down
at their effects pedals.
Footwork: Dance music and
its related street dance moves from
Chicago, involving ludicrously fast
footwork and twisty-turny body
movements from the listener. Fun
to do; hard to pull off.
words: Johnny Davis
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Coldplay and Franz Ferdinand have all
dipped a toe, while newcomers Fool’s
Gold have based their entire act round
it. Afropop is the sound of guitar bands
taking African music out of the ‘world
music’ camp and into the wider rock
and pop charts.
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