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In Living Color|12
Glam Rock
Phil Lumbang|16
In Every Gem, There’s A Misfit|18
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Dressed to Kill|24
Red Bull BC One North American|26
Darryl Stephens|28
Carroll Shelby: Tribute|32
Haute People|36
Cisely Saldana
Printed Paradise|38
Joe Moller|40
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Soak Up the Sun|42
Summer Daydreaming|44
The Last Resort|48
Steven Michael
Quezada
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A Note From the President
In observance of the late automotive icon, Carroll Shelby, we are privileged to have him grace
our cover. We are not just ecstatic because of his contributions to the automobile industry but
to society. His baronial blueprints have literally placed a chokehold on the all too familiar and
raised eyebrows, showcasing his innate ability to challenge humanity with vicious velocity.
So, we salute Mr. Shelby for keeping us enthralled as both a racecar driver and a cultural
craftsman. And, what better issue to present this in besides this year’s Art/Entertainment motif!
This 300 plus page depository is a hodge-podge of skill, recreation, exhibition and pure pensive
pleasure.
- VAUGHN LOWERY,
President of 360
Special Thanks to all of our brand partners and staff members for all their hard work and efforts.
Vaughn Lowery|President
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Terry Dexter|Music Editor
Brandon West|Music Contributor
Montre Burton|Arts + Culture Editor
Kenia Mazariegos |Life/Style Contributor
Jackson Murray|Culture Contributor
Ron Contarsy|Sr. Staff Photographer
Apuje Kalu|Sr. Fashion Contributor
Marc Littlejohn|Fashion Editor
Ugo Mozie|Fashion Editor-at-Large
Matthew Anderson|Fashion Contributor
Courtney Chenard|Fashion Contributor
Brian Perry|Hair Editor
Justin Lowery|Interior Design
Suzie Kim|Makeup Editor
The Doc|Health Editor
Rannon Harris|Entertainment Editor
T’Quan Wilson|Entertainment Contributor
Byron G.|Travel Editor
Alonzo Demarco|Fitness Editor
Nicholas Holt|Fitness Editor-at-Large
Lakei Cannon|Fitness Contributor
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In Living Color
Photographer: Tim Coburn
Fashion Stylist + Art Director: Apuje Kalu
Model: Alex Dominguez (Stomp Management Artist)
Hairstylist: James Cornwell
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Cardigan - H&M
Shirt - Rugby by Ralph Lauren
Tie - Penguin
Suspenders - Topman
Pants -BDG
Sweater: Wendi Reed
Scarf: H&M
Pants: Incotex Red
Pocket Square: Etro
Socks: Saks 5th Avenue
Shoes: Bruno Magli
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Beauty
and the
Beach
Photographer: Tim Coburn
Fashion Stylist + Art Director: Apuje Kalu
Model: Eva Vass (Elite Miami)
Hairstylist: James Cornwell
Make-Up Artist: Gina Robinson
Dress: Eva Danielle
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Swimsuit: Lila Nikole
Necklace: Malili Otoya
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The Art of Phil Lumbang
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As a child, Phil Lumbang was obsessed and inspired by cartoons. His illustrations of “awesome
bears” spread a message of happiness and understanding.
Photo of Phil Lumbang by NOBODY.
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In Every
Gem,
There’s A
Misfit
Corinne
Foxx
Photographer + Fashion Stylist: Marc Littlejohn (MarcLittlejohn.net)
Photo Assistant: Brandon McCaskill
Fashion Stylist Assistant: Q
Hairstylist: Sean
Make-Up Artist: LaLette Littlejohn
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Jumper + Sweater Vest: Nuvula (nuvulastore.co
Serpent Ring: Agabhumi (agabhumi.com)
Boots: Steve Madden
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GLAM ROCK
Photograhers: CONTARSY-KARECHA (www.roncontarsy.com)
Assistant: Rodin Banica
Model: Clara Benjamin/Take 2 Model Management/London
Fashion Stylist: Barbora Venckunaite
Hairstylist: Gerolamo @ Linknyla.com/New York
Make-up Artist: Roberto Morelli @ LinkNYLA.com for Nars
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Dress: Balenciaga
Jacket: Gucci
Bracelets: Alexis Bittar
Necklace: Victoria Simes
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Cisely
Saldana
Cisely Saldana was named after iconic
actress Cicely Tyson. Originally from Jackson
Heights, New York, at the age of nine, her
family uprooted and moved to Dominican
Republic - a defining moment of her youth.
Exposure to the country’s vibrant culture,
led her to pursue a career in ballet. After
spending seven years in DR, her family
returned to NYC.
Having experienced extreme culture shock,
the fifteen year old reacclimated to New York
through her interests in the performing arts.
During high school, she became a lighting
technician for the New York Youth Theater
Group and continued her pursuits at FACES
Maimonides Theater Network for Teens.
Inspired by her family, her biggest supporters;
interest in the performing arts flourished.
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However, she knew she wanted to find
her niche on the business side of the
entertainment industry. She continued her
education, earning an Associates degree
from the Borough of Manhattan Community
College and her Bachelor of Science in
Business from Long Island University.
Although young, Cisely proved to be a
quick study with a keen eye for talent and
interesting projects; ultimately impressing all
who crossed her path. In 2002, she began
her role as a Talent Manager for 4 years
where she helped many new artists, while also
spearheading her sister Zoe Saldana’s early
movie career.
Inspired by life experience, her
ascendancy led to a small independent
film, La Maldicion del Padre Cardona;
picked up by HBO.
In order to produce film/TV projects, Cisely
co-founded Cinestar Pictures, LLC in May
of 2006; focusing on urban genres. Cisely
has found a true calling and passion
for production with her roles as both
Associate Producer for the film, A Kiss of
Chaos and Executive Producer for the
reality series, Celebrity Hero.
Cisely ushered in 2011 with the launch
of Saldana Productions at Sundance,
while receiving the Levi Strauss Producer
to Watch award. She has Director/
Producer credit alongside her sister and
actress Zoe Saldana on Vin Diesel’s The
Ropes. Cisely is undoubtedly a producer
to watch.
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Dress: Eduardo De Las Casas
Earrings: Love by Monroe
Bracelets: Love by Monroe
Dressed to Kill
Photographer: Tim Coburn
Fashion Stylist + Art Director: Apuje Kalu
Model: Bruna O. - MC2 Miami
Hairstylist: James Cornwell
Make-Up Artist: Gina Robinson
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Dress: Jacinta Ligon
Earrings: Ankora
Bracelets: Ankora
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Red Bull
BC One
North
American
North America’s top b-boys will face-off, during the
Red Bull BC One North American qualifier, at the
Aragon Entertainment Center this summer in Chicago, Illinois.
Throughout four rounds of 1-on-1 battles, the competition
will feature b-boys that have made their way to the highest
platform of breakdancing - Red Bull BC One. Sixteen dancers will
fight for a spot to represent North America in the World Finals later
this year in Rio.
B-boys will display their styles reflecting their regional
backgrounds. With West Coast power moves meeting the
freezing styles of the East, fans of this complex dance style will
not be disappointed. At the end, only one of the 16 competitors
will emerge with the right to call himself the “Best B-Boy in North
America.” In addition to bragging rights, the victor will earn the
chance to represent North America at the Red Bull BC One World
Finals in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil this December.
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B-boy Ronnie, the Las Vegas breaker who won the 2007 Red Bull BC One Finals in South Africa,
knows something about the importance of the United States qualifiers. He will join b-boys Float
and Machine to judge the Chicago event. Looking ahead, Ronnie said, “To win something this
big in America will mean so much. All the b-boys are training for this like it’s the Red Bull BC One
Finals. Whoever wins this, it’s going to be a big deal.”
As one of the four elements of hip-hop (along with MCing, DJing and graffiti) b-boying has
thrived in Chicago, a city with undisputed hip-hop cred. The ballroom inside of the Aragon
Entertainment Center is one of the Windy City’s most storied cultural landmarks and a
legendary dance venue, will serve as the arena for a day of battles that will help shape the
future of b-boying. Skeme Richards, who serves as the DJ for the legendary Rock Steady Crew,
will provide music for the night; and hosting the event is RAKAA, representing the Dilated
Peoples, the Rock Steady Crew and UZN.
The 16 b-boy competitors include the following: Ken Fury (New York City), Domkey
(Philadelphia), Ronnie Ruen (Los Angeles), Villn (Sacramento), Tata (Brooklyn), Evol (Chicago),
Nasty Nate (Houston), Fléau (Canada), Mijo (Milwaukee), MN Joe (St. Paul), Bebo(Brockton),
Prada G (Los Angeles), Mig 187 (Las Vegas), Omen (Homestead), Stripes (Tampa), and Kid Cruz
(Denver).
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Darryl Stephens
After years of theater in Los Angeles and San Francisco, Darryl Stephens played Noah on the
Logo Network’s groundbreaking series Noah’s Arc and starred in feature films Boy Culture
Culture,
Another Gay Movie and Noah’s Arc: Jumping the Broom.. He worked with Anthony Mackie
in the upcoming biopic Bolden!,, voiced a character on the animated series Rick and Steve
alongside RuPaul and made memorable appearances on ABC’s hit shows Private Practice
and Desperate Housewives, CW’s Ringer and BET’s Reed Between the Lines.
His performance in Gary Lennon’s play The Interlopers was nominated for an Ovation Award.
Recenty, he published his first novel Shortcomings along with an EP of dance music as
SugarTank; the alter ego of one the book’s main characters. After co-writing and starring in the
short film Something Like A Butterfly last fall, he executive produced, co-wrote and starred in
the new drama series DTLA, which debuts winter 2012. After appearing in the 2007 issue of
OUT 100, he has been very vocal on dealing with discussions on marriage equality, safe sex
and bullying.
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Between a Dock
and a Hard Place
Photographer: Elton Anderson
Fashion Stylist + Art Director: Apuje Kalu
Models: Pamela Lima - Next Miami, Ellen Sevenhuijsen + Alex Larsson - Elite Miami
Hairstylist: Christina Silvia – Ford Artists
Make-Up Artist: Peggy Mackey
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Carroll
Shelby
the Driver...
the Creator...
the Philanthropist
Probably best known for his creations of the Shelby
Cobras and Mustangs, Carroll Shelby was first
recognized as a notable race car driver. In fact, he was
named Driver of the Year by Sports Illustrated for two
consecutive years (1956 - 1957). Shelby’s creative mind
led to numerous attempts at entreprenuership before
his iconic rise to Automotive Legend.
In 1941, Shelby enlisted straight into the United States Army
Air Corps. He served as a flight instructor at Lackland Air
Force Base, near San Antonio, during World War II. Upon
his return in August 1945, he invested in several business
ventures, one of which was a chicken farm.
Two years into his chicken raising, they died from
limberneck disease, bringing the business to an end.
Three years later he drives his friend’s MG in his first
amateur drag race. A few months following, he
uses that same car for a competition set in Norma,
Oklahoma, where he wins his first race.
Not only was Shelby developing a championship
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career, unbeknownst to him,
he was setting fashion statements as well.
In August of 1953, Shelby ran a foot race in
his bib-striped overalls. Realizing the positive
attention he received, Shelby decided to stick
with his newfound garb; quickly becoming a
trademark image for his brand.
Shelby won two races that catapulted his
amateur racing to a professional automotive
career. He became a driver for Cad-Allard,
Aston Martin and Maserati teams. More
specifically, with a 4.1-liter Mexiso Ferrari,
Shelby won the Torey Pines competition of
1955. That win eventually led him to the
European race circuit; where he won the
24 Hours of LeMans 1959 competition with
his co-driver, Roy Salvadori. This resulted in
Aston-Martin’s acquirement of the World
Manufacturing Championship. Victories
continued throughout 1956 and 1957; leading
him to the Sports Illustrated’s Driver of the Year.
Upon winning his third USAC National Drivers
Championship in 1960, his racing career came
to a screeching halt.
As the record shows, Shelby was not a standstill
type of fellow. With outstanding visions and
great drive, he decided to open Carroll Shelby
Sports Cars in 1957. In February of 1962, he
fabricated a 260 and four-speed automobile.
With the cult-classic Shelby Cobras, Ford
dominated the 1960s racing scene and inspired
six decades of automobile construction and
design. In fact, he collaborated on the 2013
Ford Shelby GT500 Mustang; this beast is
equipped with a V8 engine which outputs 650
horsepower, boasting to be the world’s most
powerful in its class.
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The longest living heart transplant recipient in the world, Carroll Shelby, passed away this year at the
age of 89. After his death, the Carroll Shelby Foundation was established to support children in need
of acute coronary and kidney care. Although he is no longer with us, his contributions to both the
automotive industry and society will live on with his legacy.
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Haute Hipsters
Photographer: Elton Anderson
Fashion Stylist + Art Director: Apuje Kalu
Models: Eva Kass (Elite Miami), Tatjana Maul & Michael Yi (Next Miami)
Hairstylist: Cherie Combs – Ford Artists
Make-Up Artist: Natasha Gross
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Hat: Magid
Top: Eva Danielle
Pants: Eva Danielle
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Printed Paradise
Photographer: Tim Coburn
Fashion Stylist + Art Director: Apuje Kalu
Model: Tyler Ocamop (Wilhelmina Models Miami)
Hairstylist: James Cornwell
Make-Up Artist: Gina Robinson
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Success
is Simple:
A talk
with Joe
Stella Iman Dugal
“You don’t count the stripes on a zebra, you
enjoy them.”
Let us take a moment to learn the vertebrae
of Joe Moller’s success: seizing opportunity,
consistent networking and hard work. Joe is not
the President of Joe Moller Events, Executive
Director of Downtown Los Angeles Art Walk, and
occasional reality television participant (all before
hitting the age of 40) because of sheer luck. Joe’s
life is the classic, American, pulling himself up by
his bootstraps, success story.
As he pondered on his previous life experiences,
it was concluded that many of us who were
raised lesser privileged, seem to be motivated
by possibilities the future offers; and thus, not only
its opportunities for financial gain. He stated,
“The importance of having wealth was not the
primary goal as much as the importance of
having opportunity,” a confession he shared
during a high school speaking engagement.
Joe was a beneficiary of philanthropy and social
programs growing up and now it is his turn to give
back. Naturally, he is no stranger to communal
participation and outreach; in fact, he was
named Philanthropist of Year by the Society of
Young Philanthropists in 2007.
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For the first time, this past May, Art Walk launched
an after school enrichment program which taps
into the inner artist of urban youth. One of the
missions of the program is to challenge the idea
ingrained in young artists’ minds that they cannot
earn a living from producing fine art.
“You don’t count the stripes on a zebra, you
enjoy them,” is what Joe explained during the
interview concerning the topic on exhaustion. He
is the type of busy that hardly has the time to get
around to updating his headshots for a magazine
feature. But, it is all for a good cause and more
importantly, he truly enjoys the constructive
energy he puts back into the world. One may
only hope he finds a special someone to
reciprocate that same love and passion. We
might witness just that on September 2012 as he
takes on the quest to find love on the hit show,
“Millionaire Matchmaker.”
Top: Jason Louis Studnicky
Pants: Kenneth Cole
Shoes: Imitation by Jerell
Necklace: Viviane Guenoun
Earrings: Love by Monroe
Cuff: Love by Monroe
Cuff: Imitation by Jerell
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Soak Up the Sun
Photographer: Tim Coburn
Fashion Stylist + Art Director: Apuje Kalu
Model: Jessica Rafalowski (Next Models Miami)
Hairstylist: James Cornwell
Make-Up Artist: Gina Robinson
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Summer
Daydreaming
Photographer: Tim Coburn
Fashion Stylist + Art Director: Apuje Kalu
Model: Tyler Ocampo (Wilhelmina Models Miami)
Hairstylist: James Cornwell
Make-Up Artist: Gina Robinson
Swimsuit: Keva by Keva J
Sunglasses: Burberry
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Steven Michael
Quezada
Veteran Comedian, Actor, Husband (to Cherise) and Father (of four), Steven Michael
Quezada plays “Gomez” on the Emmy winning TV series, “Breaking Bad” on AMC, that is
currently in its third season of filming. Quezada, a native New Mexican, has spent most
of his life working out of Albuquerque. He studied Theatre at Eastern New Mexico University.
His recent film credits include “Love Ranch,” starring Joe Pesci, Helen Mirren and Bollywood
director Anurag Basu’s upcoming film “Kites.” He has also been seen in, “Beerfest” with
the guys from “Broken Lizard,” “First Snow,” starring Guy Pierce and “Three Wise Guys.” The
short film, “Milagros” has been successful on the film festival circuit and Steven has been
nominated for best actor at the Tenerife International Film Festival in Spain.
Steven has also had a long and successful career as a stand-up comedian. He is a 5 time
recipient of the “NMHEA Comedian of the Year” award. Additionally, he has been seen on
HBO, Showtime, Que Loco’s and has been a touring Comedian since 1987 performing all
over North America.
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Swimsuit Top: Estivo
Pants: Lorie Lester
Earrings: Ankora
Cuffs: Love by Monroe
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The Last Resort
Photographer: Tim Coburn
Fashion Stylist + Art Director: Apuje Kalu
Model: Bruna O. (MC2 Miami)
Hairstylist: James Cornwell
Make-Up Artist: Gina Robinson
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The End of
Swedish House
Mafia?
Lenox Magee
Before Swedish House Mafia head off into the sunset, the dance
music trio plan on a long goodbye with a farewell album, Until
Now, and one final tour - their last show was in Miami, where it
all started for the trio, on March 15th. This all happens less than
a year after selling out 20,000 seats at Madison Square Garden
in nine minutes, Swedish House Mafia decided to call it quits.
But, fans are still wondering what happened, why split?
“Because we did this move, we hope to find ourselves in a
situation where we do not know what we’re doing, which is sort
of us trying to create some sort of chaos, mix shit up a bit for
ourselves,” Sebastian Ingrosso told Rolling Stone Magazine.
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Swedish House Mafia are Sebastian Ingrosso, 30, Steve Angello, 31, and Axel
“Axwell” Hedfors, 36 — three DJs with solo careers who run their own labels, but have
synergetically skyrocketed together. But, they weren’t always called Swedish House
Mafia. The name “Swedish House Hegarty” was adopted initially, but the group then
resorted to their current name after it first appeared on forums and was used to
encapsulate the group of producers that were working together in the future. The
group officially formed in late 2008. Angello and Ingrosso met as children in Stockholm;
Axwell was not a member until multiple years later when they contacted him after a
chance meeting.
“But we’ve been through everything together. I can always lean on one of their
shoulders and they can lean on mine. I can always trust their opinions. When I have
a track, they tell me straight away what they think. With Swedish House Mafia, you’re
with friends….,” Angello said.
From Left to right:
Axel “Axwell” Hedfors,
Steve Angello and
Sebastian Ingrosso.
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In 2010, Swedish House Mafia won the “Best Swedish Act” award at the MTV European
Ballz awards 2010. In 2011, Swedish House Mafia released a new single, “Save the
World,” featuring John Martin on vocals, which charted at #10 in the UK Chart,
released in May 2011. On 23 September 2011, it was confirmed that the group would
play at Madison Square Garden in New York City on 16 December 2011 and Milton
Keynes Bowl on 14 July 2012.
In January 2012, Swedish House Mafia won an EBBA Award at the European Border
Breakers Awards. After exploding onto the scene in 2010, the Swedes followed up their
huge genre-defining club track ‘One’ with the Worldwide platinum-selling single ‘Miami
2 Ibiza’ featuring Tinie Tempah. Both tracks appeared on their double gold-selling
compilation album ‘Until One,’ which is still in the top 50 chart nearly two years after
its release. The boys followed this with top 10 UK single ‘Save The World’ last Summer.
2012 so far has seen the release of their
highest charting single to date - ‘Antidote’ - a
collaboration with Pendulum’s Knife Party, a
second bigger and better Masquerade Motel
in Miami and the release of the incendiary
‘Greyhound’ (an all-Swedish collaboration
with Absolut Vodka).
In an recent interview with Rolling Stone,
Ingrosso referred to the break-up as an
experiment. He implied that their stratospheric
rise, with its ensuing copycats, might have
sped up their decision to depart.
“Dance music is moving so fast, if somebody
does a track with a successful sound,
everybody does it the second day,” he says.
“So you have to try and develop more and
faster. That could be one thing that led to
where we are today. Because we did this
move, we hope to find ourselves in a situation
where we do not know what we’re doing,
which is sort of us trying to create some sort of
chaos, mix s#!t up a bit for ourselves,” Ingrosso
said. “It’s an experiment to ourselves.”
The parting is an amicable one: The producers
feel they’ve accomplished all they can
together, and they’re going to get back to
their own projects. As part of that experiment,
the three members are giving themselves
the liberty to work together in the future in
different pairings. Ingrosso feels like dance
music is moving so fast, and there are a
plethora copycats out there stealing music.
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“If somebody does a track with a
successful sound, everybody does it the
second day. So you have to try and
develop more and faster and next,”
Ingrosso says. “So that could be one
thing that led to where we are today
[calling it quits].”
Angello has performed in every corner
of the globe, headlined Coachella and
Madison Square Garden and started SIZE
Records, While it’s unknown as to what
the other duo DJs will do separately,
one thing certain: the trio will never stop
making music.
Their latest successful track,
“Don’t You Worry Child,” the group’s
latest single, has become its first Top 10
hit — and, frankly, it’s the band’s only true
American crossover smash. “Don’t You
Worry Child” plays like a gentle farewell
message. All of the familiar elements are
here: stabbing, syncopated synths, the
patented house music drum build-up,
the acoustic guitar interlude and, most
important, the desperate message of
reassurance and rejection of nihilism.
The narrator confesses fear, remembers
heartbreak and takes refuge in the
music he loves and his father’s advice:
“Heaven’s got a plan for you,” goes
the chorus. John Martin, the voice of
“Don’t You Worry Child,” has worked with
the Swedish House Mafia before. The
Stockholm singer-songwriter lent his voice
to the Coldplay-like “Save the World,” a
2011 record that established the Swedish
House Mafia as stateside stars. Save the
World” has been described as a big,
muscular, brotherly arm wrapped around
everybody on the dance floor.
“We’ve done things I never thought I’d
do! I talk to my friends about those things,
like being able to do Madison Square
Garden, or going up on a headline slot
at a festival against a band like Coldplay.
We never thought we’d be doing that. All
of a sudden you’re there in front of 60,000
people and everyone is going nuts to your
music. We grew up loving what we do,
and Swedish House Mafia was a special
example of the idea that if you love
something and you work hard enough,
you’ll get there.”
It seems that “Don’t You Worry Child”
plays like a gentle farewell message. All of
the familiar elements are here: patented
house music drum buildup, melancholy,
the acoustic guitar interlude. The narrator
confesses fear, remembers heartbreak,
takes refuge in the music he loves and his
father’s advice.
“Heaven’s got a plan for you,” goes the
chorus.
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Here are Swedish House Mafia’s classic
closing words:
“We came, we raved, we
loved,” Swedish House Mafia.
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with Love
Photographer: Tyren Redd
Model: Eboni Riley - LA Models
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FM2
FASHIONMUSICMOVEMENT Issue
The New
Mod Squad
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Contents
Stood Up|68
Sean Paul|72
Somebody
You Still Know
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Triumph’s Street Triple 675|76
Fiat by Gucci|77
Very Risky Business|78
She was Framed|82
There’s Company|84
Baby-G + Ke$ha|87
YELLING TO THE SKY|96
El Clan|97
ICONS
Metamorphose|100
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Waiting for Juliet |108
Royal Oak|112
Timeless|114
We
his
a
els
Mercurial Mariana|116
m
ad
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BMW i3 Concept Coupe|118
A Courier’s
Day
in Tokyo
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A Note From the President
“In the wake of Hurricane Sandy and the Presidential election, we wanted to acknowledge
individuals and entities who have made major contributions to change within society. Those changes
may be best described as movements within various industries, including fashion and music.
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Sean Paul
Jamaican
PopSuperstar
Releases
“Tomahawk
Technique”
International superstar Sean Paul released his highly anticipated new
album “Tomahawk Technique” in the United States on VP/Atlantic
Records. Anchored by the recently released smash single “How
Deep Is Your Love” featuring Kelly Rowland, “Got 2 Luv U” featuring
Alexis Jordan and “She Doesn’t Mind,” “Tomahawk Technique” has
already topped the charts across the globe after being released with
rave reviews.
“I took a different approach on this album in every way,” said
Sean Paul. “I worked with a lot of pop producers and challenged
them to make their interpretation of a dancehall beat while also
collaborating with some artists I’ve always admired but never had
the chance to work with.
The reaction to the album so far has been incredible but I am
excited for it to come out in the States and to be able to support it
with a great tour.”
“Tomahawk Technique” is the next step in Sean’s continual pop
dominance, the next in a wave of classic albums that also includes
the multi-platinum, Grammy-winning classic Dutty Rock and the
platinum smash The Trinity. With an undeniable track record for
crafting hit singles as a solo artist, including cuts like “G