Shama Nasinde

2 weeks ago | schonmagazine.com | Shama Nasinde

New York artist Lexa Gates is an icon in waiting. As we find ourselves in really exciting period in rap music where women occupy top spots, an artist like Gates is a refreshing dose of authenticity and individuality. There is no one out right now who sounds quite like her. Gates' husky vocals and unpredictable lyricism give her the kind of confessional wit and unapologetic self expression reminiscent of 2000s Lily Allen or Amy Winehouse.

3 weeks ago | schonmagazine.com | Shama Nasinde

Anne Ratte Polle is no stranger to roles that ripple beneath the surface. The celebrated German actress has spent years embodying characters who navigate the undercurrents of human experience-whether in the precision of her theater work or the visceral realism of her screen performances. In 'BLINDGÄNGER,' she dives deeper than ever before, portraying Lane, a bomb disposal expert whose work is equal parts physical risk and emotional fallout.

3 weeks ago | schonmagazine.com | Shama Nasinde

When it comes to bucket list experiences, Medaina Festival in Jordan's Petra and Wadi Rum ticks every box. Held by experiential connoisseurs Tithorea from 21 - 26 May, it was a uniquely immersive experience that went beyond just live music, incorporating cultural experiences and remarkable stays across the four-day event. For the music lover in search of something new, and the traveller eager for a taste of Jordanian history and hospitality, the festival was truly one-of-a-kind.

4 weeks ago | schonmagazine.com | Shama Nasinde

There has never been a Country star quite like Tanner Adell. She may have the quintessential blonde bombshell aesthetic that has become a signature of the genre, but there is a distinctly raw authenticity to her music that feels both rebellious and refreshing. After moving from California to Nashville during the pandemic, Adell has steadily built a bold platform for herself.

4 weeks ago | schonmagazine.com | Shama Nasinde

We often speak of artists as vessels, serving as channels through which emotion, archetype, and meaning find expression. But Elizabeth Tabish is something else entirely: not just a vessel, but a mirror. Through her soul-baring portrayal of Mary Magdalene in 'The Chosen', Tabish has not only inhabited a role, she has redefined it, shaping a character, a narrative, and herself in tandem, season after season. "When I auditioned, I was in a place of deep depression," Tabish shares.