SEEN Magazine

Issue Two of SEEN focuses on decolonising electronic music and features photography from Alina Akbar and writing from Iyunoluwanimi Yemi-Shodimu, Amelia Fearon, Dhruva Balram, Jessica Rogers, Jad Ghazali, Dr Zakiya Mckenzie, Sashwati Mira Sengupta and Stephanie Ewurama (aka SCAPA). 

Articles include a project linking Mancunian and Palestinian artists, an interview with AFRODEUTSCHE, the ethics of sampling and a reggae orchestra led by a visually impaired Jamaican. Long reads include a look at a Ghanaian festival, a thinkpiece on solidarity and protest sounds in South Asia and the diaspora and the role of social media platforms in framing beauty standards in electronic music.

SEEN is an independent music magazine and platform which celebrates Global Majority and marginalised artists, journalists, communities, music scenes and audiences.

Founded by Tunde Adekoya, Kamila Rymajdo and Balraj Samrai SEEN's central concept champions unheard voices representative of cultural landscapes in the UK and globally – but not usually included in mainstream music publications due to systemic lack of representation in the music industry and journalism.