Nelta Kasparian

Jan 8, 2025 | theface.com | Zoya Raza-Sheikh |Nelta Kasparian

“It’s good to feel all the senses in your ears and block everything out” Nova Twins are contemporary cultural vanguards. Garnering more than one million listeners monthly on Spotify, the on-stage duo (Amy Love and Georgia South) are known for their fizzing alt-rock sound: a distorted, full-throttle fusion of thrashing guitars, heavy bass and sharp lyricism.

Dec 4, 2024 | theface.com | Nelta Kasparian

Colour Factory, that gem of East London clubbing, is no stranger to a bit of party peacock-ery. And this soirée was no exception to the rule, despite the particularly baltic conditions of a Thursday evening in November. Indeed, the promise of free booze and heavy rave cuts drew a crowd of shuddering party-goers that stretched all the way back to the Hackney Wick overground.

Nov 8, 2024 | theface.com | Zoya Raza-Sheikh |Nelta Kasparian

London’s Trading Desk was the place to be on Wednesday 6th November. There, inside an emporium of vintage garms and kicks (think pre-loved Stüssy, noughties Bape and Corteiz 110s), an unforgettable soirée took place. The latest instalment in eBay’s ​“In Session With” series, the party-cum-panel saw headliner Tiffany Calver take to the decks, following on from guest of honour, Kemi, a budding DJ hand-picked by Tiffany as part of eBay’s spotlight on rising female stars.

Oct 7, 2024 | theface.com | Kemi Alemoru |Nelta Kasparian

On the cobbled streets of Soho, we gather four rising stars from the women’s DJ scene as part of eBay’s ​“In Session With” series, a program unearthing the stories of cultural game-changers as told through a common language of sneakers. Who, exactly? Tiffany Calver, ELLADHC, Laelo Black, and Tailor Jae, all innovators who have electrified clubs, fields, and airwaves with their riotous sets, bringing their own style – major kicks, included – to the stage.

Oct 4, 2024 | i-d.co | Dhruva Balram |Nelta Kasparian

“Been in the scene for less than a year/And I’ve gone clear/I want thirty bags for a feature/Standard procedure/Don’t be a puppy,” Pozer spits with raw intensity in the opening bars of his latest single, “Puppies”. “You liked that, yeah?” he asks, smirking. “It felt right to say.”In front of me in Balham Soho House in late August, the rapper’s demeanour is far from the outsized personality that he possesses on his tracks.