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Wednesday, July 9, 2025

Fred again.. · Skepta · PlaqueBoyMax · Denzel Curry / Victory Lap Two

Provided to YouTube by Atlantic Records UK Victory Lap Two · Fred again.. · Skepta · PlaqueBoyMax · Denzel Curry Victory Lap Two ℗ An Atlantic Records UK release, ℗ 2025 Warner Music UK Limited Producer: Berwyn Du Bois Producer: Blake Cascoe Producer: Dan Mayo Producer: Darcy Lewis Vocals: Denzel Curry Vocals: Doechii Masterer, Producer: Fred again.. Engineer: Matt Barnes Producer: PlaqueBoyMax Vocals: Skepta Mixer: Tom Norris Composer: Denzel Curry Composer: Fred Gibson Composer: Jaylah Ji Mya Hickmon Composer: Joseph Adenuga Composer: Kaylon Berry Composer: Maria-Cecilia Simone Kelly Auto-generated by YouTube.
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Tuesday, July 8, 2025

Iris van Herpen ~ Sympoiesis

A sense of urgency laps at every facet of Sympoiesis, the new collection presented by Iris van Herpen at Paris Haute Couture Week on July 7, 2025. For nearly two decades, the couturier has worked in communion with the primordial rhythm of the organic and the human imperative of the technological. Within Sympoiesis manifests the growing fragility of their interdependence. To navigate the fracturing symbiosis, Van Herpen turns to the expansive, life-giving force of the ocean as a conceptual gateway, bearing witness to its ecological transformation and transcribing it into cloth via translucently layered textures, liquidised forms, and silhouettes that surge and wane as the tide. Guided by James Lovelock’s Gaia theory, the designer examines the ocean not as a singular ecosystem but as part of a wider biospheric consciousness. “The collection explores how we are one with the ocean, the largest and most important ecosystem on our planet that generates more than half of the oxygen we breathe. “ Seeking to convey not only the ocean’s state of peril but its innate beauty in the collection too, Van Herpen draws upon the freeform movement of Loie Fuller to embody the full spectrum of its forms, from its wild tidal power to its amorphous organisms. The pioneering muse and dancer, who van Herpen has long been inspired by as a trained dancer herself, embraced the unpredictability of fabric in motion, shrouding herself in silk and using bamboo wands to expand the improvised phantasmal shapes she drew with her body. “She seems to be in dialogue with the forces of nature in her performances. In my eyes she was an alchemist of movement, light, and fabric, with which she merged dance into sculpture,” Van Herpen says. As the show opens with a performance created in collaboration with light artist Nick Verstand, Fuller’s moves are thrown into the future as near-invisible Japanese airfabric becomes a light painting. As if she is leaving her solid body, the voluminous phantom silhouettes radiate organic patterns of light that are activated by the movements of the dancer in real time. “The dancer becomes morphogenic and more-than-human, seeming to shimmer in and out of perception, often being swallowed entirely into this bioluminescent creature,” says Van Herpen. “The show opening is an emotionally charged performance on how we have drained the life out of our oceans. It is a call for protection.” Sympoiesis draws this thread out in a pioneering collaboration with biodesigner Chris Bellamy - a, first-of-its-kind living look, inhabited by 125 million bioluminescent algae which emit light in response to movement. Grown in sea-water baths over several months within a specialised nutrient gel, the Pyrocystis Lunula algae were moulded into an protective membrane then attentively cared for in conditions to mimic their natural marine home, with humidity, temperature, and circadian rhythm all tuned to their precise needs. The chamber in which the living look is nurtured becomes, therefore, a microcosm of the ocean’s delicate balancing point. Caring for the garment, and for the 125 million Pyrocystis Lunula it contains, requires a symbiotic relationship and redefines the creation traditions entirely, as the garment is cultivated rather than constructed. The unbound energy that run through the collection become not relics of the past but portals into an abundant future. “This collection is a collaboration with nature itself. In this time of biodiversity loss, biodesign invites us to rethink the way we ‘use’ materials, to visualise a future where all human design is not just inspired by nature, but integrated with it,” says Van Herpen. “It highlights the interdependence between humans and nature, viewing the body not as isolated, but as an ecosystem - where fashion becomes alive, responsive, and deeply connected with the natural world.” Collaborating Artists Light Arist: Nick Verstand, assisted by Wes Broerson Scent Experience: Francis Kurkdjian Biodesigner Living Look: Chris Bellamy - Bio Crafted Kinetic Look: Casey Curran Dancer: Madoka Kariya Music Director: Salvador Breed Choreographer: Wubkje Kuindersma Styling: Nicola Formichetti Press: Kecia Benvenuto | KCD Worldwide Press Release: Sophie Benson ~ Special thanks to IVH Atelier Laurine Chevalier van Rooijen, Kecia Benvenuto, Petra Schuddeboom, Christian Reiche, Dominika Kasova, Claudia Tiessink, Anne-Sofie Bierman, Livia Blom, Ana Llobet Genaro, Joshua Lockley Casting: Maxime Valentini Make-up: Andrew Gallimore - NARS Hair: Hester Wernert-Rijn - Authentic Beauty Concept Footwear: Rombaut Bio-circularity Partner: Spiber Eco-Innovation Partner - Mycelium-based Leather: Mylo Show production: Popkraft with technical support by JUR Show Director and Backstage Producer: Kim Vos Show Film: Jip Mus & Dammes Kieft Content Manager: Joanna van der Werf Sponsors Spiber, NARS, Authentic Beauty Concept
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Sub Focus, Culture Shock, Fragma - Miracle (VIP Mix)


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Charlie Jeer - NOBODY [Bloody Civilian Remix]

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Vibe Chemistry - Pressure

linktr.ee/vibechemistry Vibe Chemistry is one of the UK’s most exciting and consistent names in electronic music. With multiple charting tracks, over 150 million streams across platforms, and a rapidly growing international fanbase, he’s carved out a space as a top-tier producer known for blending high-energy drum & bass with genre-blurring influences. His breakout hit “Balling” became a staple on dance floors and in festivals across the globe, backed by heavy support from BBC Radio 1, 1Xtra, and Kiss FM, plus spins from legends like Andy C, Chase & Status, and Wilkinson. Vibe Chemistry was also a key force behind the 2023 platinum-selling hit “Dancing Is Healing” alongside Rudimental and Charlotte Plank. The track became a cultural moment — reaching Top 5 on the UK Official Charts, earning widespread radio play (Radio 1 A-List), and becoming a summer anthem across festivals and clubs. It cemented Vibe Chemistry’s ability to blend underground energy with mainstream appeal, and proved his power as both a producer and tastemaker in the UK dance scene. Joining him on this project is Elro – an artist with deep roots in the UK rap scene. Known for his sharp lyricism and fearless experimentation, Elro first gained recognition through SBTV and Don’t Flop, going on to work with artists like Mike Skinner, Ghetts, and Wretch 32. As a producer under the alias Lupole, Elro brings a versatile, boundary-pushing sound that bridges hip hop, UKG, drum & bass, and alternative genres. “Dopamine” is more than a mixtape – it’s a snapshot of chaos, recovery, and creativity. Born out of a turbulent chapter in Vibe Chemistry’s life, the project began shortly after he was caught in the middle of an active burglary and evicted from his home. With nowhere steady to land, he found refuge and focus in the studio of long-time friend and collaborator Elro – a rap artist also known for his production work under the alias Lupole. The sessions were raw, spontaneous, and healing – music made not from pressure, but from the need to reconnect. There was no plan to over-polish or follow a formula. This is back-to-basics energy: friends in a room, vibing, creating, and capturing whatever felt good in the moment. The result is a fun, genre-jumping ride through different moods and sounds, built with Vibe Chemistry’s favorite people – many of whom he collaborated with even before the “Vibe Chemistry” was established.

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