Think of all the times you’ve ever had to apologise – the times you meant it, the times you didn’t. Do you think your words reached them? Touched that tiny part of their soul that needed to hear you say the words ‘I’m sorry’? How much more deeply would your apology resonate if it was accompanied with a little […]
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A compilation of various tracks of popular and classical music inspired by the theme of this issue, with some text explaining that you need to scan the code using the Spotify app on your mobile device. Now, how many of you actually listen to the playlist? Each one was carefully curated by one of our […]
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OK, you probably already know what to expect here. A compilation of various tracks of popular music inspired by the theme of this issue, with some text explaining that you need to scan the code using the Spotify app on your mobile device. Now, how many of you actually listen to the playlist? Each one […]
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As a fellow person, we’re sure you have some opinions about current affairs in the world today: political unrest, environmental concerns, human rights, just to name a few. Protest and outcry find their way into literature, into art and into music. We invite you to think about ways in which you want to express your […]
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For more inspiration on this issue’s theme, check out this playlist, curated by one of our editors. It features some popular tunes you may (or may not) have heard before, and the tracks they sample. Listen and embark on a journey of discovery while reading the first issue of the new academic year! To access the playlist, […]
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by Georgia Robson. Listen to the playlist on Spotify here. Often, we would think of ‘fracture’ in music to be negative. Smooth, slick and overproduced pop has been the order of the charts for quite some time now. Yet there are many great artists who challenge this. To me, fracture has three possible meanings in […]
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The Poor Print 