Kenya Grace: U.K. Revival

Creating music that transports you to a strip downtown. There’s music flooding out from every building, girls laughing while crossing the street, and a light breeze hitting your face. 

Kenya Grace has spent the last four years making a name for herself. Inspiring listeners to both reflect and dance, Grace has created the perfect blend of vulnerable lyrics and vibey backtracks with beats that boost your mood. 

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Torisheju Dumi: Reconfiguring Classics

It’s the last day of Paris Fashion Week at Shangri-La and Naomi Campbell, stunned in an elegant all-black look featuring an open button down blouse, covered with a blazer  with inverted shoulder pads, and well-fitting trousers. Following her is a model styled in a gray deconstructed blazer with cutouts that reveal layers of stacked fabric paired with a matching skirt worn over black flowing pants. The designer behind these reconfigured classic pieces is London-born Torishéju Francesca Dumi. 

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VanVan: Tiny Rapper

Savannah McConneaughey, like most five year olds, became enamored by the catchy songs from Disney’s Frozen. Van Van learned the songs, singing and dancing in her living room while her parents watched her fall in love with performance. Her parents, Reggie and Tikenjna McConneaughey, knew their daughter had talent from the moment she learned how to talk, and they started to post videos of her singing on social media. “I was like ‘yo this little girl’s amazing,” said Reggie McConneaughey,” in an interview with NPR. 

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