#29 : YOUTH SECTOR
Cover ART © PETE RAY / Instagram: @PETE_RAY
editor’s note:
We don’t often shout about ourselves - there’s too many other people doing cool sh*t - but we thought we’d better mention our fifth magazine of The Year title win at the Kent Press & Broadcast Awards.
Right, that’s enough of all that.
Although the judges did say it was “unanimous”.
Sorry. On to this edition. Five, you say?! We’ve only been going six years! No, stop it!
In this issue we reminisce by the sea with Morcheeba, rate backboards with SBB, knit with moss with Eirinn Hayhow, learn how to make friends as adults and dissect a string dynasty with Rotosound. Also we paint refrigerators with Nick Shaker, get bagel-happy in Bite Club, find out the best events of the season, find stability with The Margate School and get some direction from Alexander J Farrell..
Enjoy!
Joe / Editor
EDITION #29
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Exclusive Features
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EDITION #29 / Exclusive Features /
Easy to recognise but not easy to define, creative rockers Youth Sector talk streaming, lyrics and zero-hour contracts
With its future finally secured, The Margate School aims to put creativity at the heart of the community
In the third of a series of recipe collaborations with ‘cene, Macknade brings you an organic seasonal dish to tickle the taste buds this autumn
Morcheeba’s Ross Godfrey on his Kent roots, Trip Hop and getting back to festival season
Medway columnist Zahra Barri continues her series of interviews with author of The Breakup Monologues Rosie Wilby
West Kent’s Rotosound strings - used by The Beatles, Oasis, Blur and, well, just about everybody
Canterbury film director & scriptwriter Alexander J Farrell on not taking things lightly
Social Media sensations SBB (Simply British Ballers) on Canterbury concrete, rating the world’s basketball courts and meeting LeBron
From live-drawing MAC make-up customers to owls and hand-painting plant pots
Interview with Kent biomaterials designer Eirinn Hayhow
Can We Be Friends? How one Instagram account spawned a movement for grown-ups to make more mates. By Rosie Percy
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