The Montréal and Hokkaidō-written record was finished in Mountain Grove, Ontario, and arrives January 29 via Innovative Leisure.
The Montréal and Hokkaidō-written record was finished in Mountain Grove, Ontario, and arrives January 29 via Innovative Leisure.
Six years after joining the magazine, Executive Editor Liza Lentini takes formal editorial control at SPIN, signaling a continued focus on long-form storytelling and artist-driven coverage.
Chez Damier and Jovonn will DJ alongside jayah hasson on July 30, with art installations and live screen printing reframing a West Loop venue as a bridge between house music’s origins and its present.
A new Spin essay traces how the Islamic Republic warped a gentle inherited faith and banned the music that once sustained a family. For one writer, the personal and the political were severed at the same cassette store.
The Swiss producer and DJ selects records that serve as compass points — from a Norma Tanega rarity to dub techno pillars — in a revealing Spin feature.
Peet’s Coffee and SPIN are searching for a “Chief Playlist Officer” to shape the chain’s in-store afternoon soundtrack, awarding a trip to a major Chicago festival and real-world curation duties.
The Oregon Youth Justice Project co-founder’s past and present intersect in a new feature examining juvenile rehabilitation.
The twelve-hour event at The Courtyard ATX featured fourteen emerging artists, from Brooklyn’s Belle Blue to Atlanta’s Buddy Red.