aAh! – your arts and culture magazine Millennials, listen up again: our lovely, liberal generation is also unfocused and vague. We think we know everything – which we kind of do – but mostly we don’t. aAh! magazine hopes to present the opportunity for readers and writers to interrogate their own ideas about the world…
aAh! – your arts and culture magazine Millennials, listen up again: our lovely, liberal generation is also unfocused and vague. We think we know everything – which we kind of do – but mostly we don’t. This magazine hopes to present the opportunity for readers and writers to interrogate their own ideas about the world…
By Amber Ghei Indian-American singer-songwriter Raveena Aurora, is flourishing in the field of R&B with her silky, jazz and soul infused vocals. Her soft voice perfectly ripples over her music so seamlessly and adopts a similar soul-rooted style to the likes of Corrine Bailey Rae and Minnie Riperton. Raveena is transcending with her deeply resonant…
By Amber Ghei Losing a family member is extremely tough. I’ve heard other people’s experiences of cancer, and my sincerest condolences go to those who have suffered, but it wasn’t until recently when a close family member of mine lost their battle to cancer that it really sunk in how devastating it can be. Losing…
By Jessica Mallard As well known as the British summer is for its dubious weather, the idea of a festival in September is as brave as it is stupid. While we may still cling to the idea of sunny days with fingers stiff from cold and wet from rain, The British Sound Project offered us…
aAh! is Manchester Metropolitan University's official arts and culture student magazine.
