Featured image and gallery: Joe Hylton
Frankie Stew and Harvey Gunn are a British hip-hop duo known for their unique blend of introspective lyrics and richly textured beats. They have gained popularity for their honest and relatable storytelling in songs that touch on various aspects of life, relationships, and personal experiences.
Their music often resonates with listeners who appreciate raps, which touch on subjects from coming of age to mental health.
aAh! captures their performance at New Century in Manchester.
Featured image: Benjamin Kelm Benjamin Kelm explores the highs and lows of migration in his uplifting one-man play, Far From Home, Close To Love. Following the bold move of leaving his home in Germany to pursue a career in acting in New York, Benjamin experiences the full breadth of loneliness in the city. The show…
Featured image and gallery: Georgina Hurdsfield The Japanese House, aka. Amber Bain, graces the stage of Manchester’s very own Albert Hall for the final night of her UK tour. Following the release of her sophomore album In the End It Always Does in June last year, The Japanese House has toured relentlessly. Her UK headline…
Featured image: Tracey Slaughter Established in 1978, The Poetry Society’s National Poetry Competition is one of the world’s largest and most prestigious poetry competitions, which accepts entries from all over the world. Carol Ann Duffy, now Professor of Contemporary Poetry and Creative Director of the Manchester Writing School at Manchester Met, won in 1983 with…
Featured image: Manchester Met The first words Monique Roffey, esteemed writer and activist, said to me were: “Is that a Trini accent I’m hearing?” To which I eagerly reply, “Yes!” For as long as she can remember Professor Roffey, like myself, has travelled frequently between Trinidad and the UK. The Trinidadian-born British writer’s novels are…
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