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2019 is bringing about some crazy trends which I hope are here to stay. It seems like the general trend at the moment is "here I am" whereas in previous years, there's been an "I want what they've got" mentality at the forefront of our fashion choices. Even though the current trends are extremely different in regards to colours and patterns, the general aim of standing apart from the crowd seems to be the basis of it all. It's about showing off your unique identity rather than showing you fit in with a certain crowd because you dress like them, which is pretty cool We're focussing on streetwear here, none of the crazy runway stuff that none of us would actually go out in. Just the "going to Tesco then maybe the pub" type of fashion today. And just for fun I'm going to rate each trend out of 10 on how much I like it ( I know no one asked but this whole thing was already biased, why not keep it going) available at urbanoutfit...

During one of my random Spotify sessions of discovering new music, I came across an emerging artist known as Ferrini 41, a DIY Singer, Rapper, Producer and Audio Engineer from Tempe, Arizona. I knew I had to get in contact to find out more about his music and where it comes from so I reached out and got some answers (and some very unrelated but equally as interesting information at the same time).  Before we dive in with the quick-fire 20 questions, a bit of background on Ferrini 41. Working only with his little brother r-Zona, he is completely self sufficient with his music. His sound, often categorized as Alternative Hip Hop, combines Pop, Alternative Rock, EDM, and Hip Hop into one unique style.  Currently, Ferrini 41 is independent and plans to keep it that way managing to rack up hundreds of thousands of streams in 2019 alone, without the help of any Record Labels or Management Companies.  So now lets dive in... What is the best advi...

This is of course unofficial but here's a list of some of the most recent albums I've been binging this year that may have escaped your notice. I've tried to be broad with genre so hopefully this includes something for everyone. 1. Slowthai - Nothing Great About Britain  Any artist who can create amazing music and get across an important social message is a genius in my eyes, and the Bajan-British rapper Slowthai has done just that with Nothing Great About Britain. Even the name is genius, though I actually like where I'm from (just not so much where we're heading to at the moment). Known as the “Brexit Bandit,” Slowthai is shedding light on some current issues within the sociopolitical climate of Britain, and if that alone isn't a good enough reason to listen to this album, it helps that it sounds awesome too. Favourite song - Doorman 2. Holly Herndon - PROTO "Glitch Pop" is a genre I didn't even know existed until recently and I...

I know I'm a bit late to the party with this one but it's still a cool way to make some crazy art and the best part is that it's so easy (and cheap).  You can use some pretty intense techniques to go the extra mile with this but for now I'm just going for a basic tutorial of how to do a standard acrylic pour. Once we've done that I'm going to be adding some extra steps for some really crazy art in the future.  If you're just here to see a video of how it's done then skip to the end of this post and you can pretty much gather what's going on. I also apologise for the shakiness of my camera... it was the first time I used it.  What you'll need: Something to pour over (usually a  canvas but this can be any flat surface really)  A range of fluid  acrylic paints (any colours you would like to work with) A pouring medium (I've been told the best medium is                           ...