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Haste is a digital platform focused on delivering news and cultural insights to our readers. We aim to spotlight emerging talents such as singers, artists, videographers, designers, and various creative movements. Our goal is to provide a space for up-and-coming artists to shine while also honoring the achievements of those who are already well-known.

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Maya Delilah talks sound development in the run up to her Cheltenham Jazz Festival set

3 weeks ago | hastemagazine.co.uk | Sophie Wyatt

Written by Sophie WyattCheltenham Jazz Festival is back once again this spring, and with it comes a whole host of new and exciting artists, alongside well known favourites.
With everchanging trend cycles – Haste speaks to two young designers on how it affects their small business

2 months ago | hastemagazine.co.uk | Tanya De |Sophie Wyatt

Written by Tanya DeAs the new year begins, an influx of fashion magazines and influencers are predicting the top trends that will now dictate the year. How fashion is consumed now differs greatly from a decade ago. With being chronically online, what we consume, buy and where from is very much dictated by a fine-tuned algorithm created for us on our socials. “You can tell someone’s screen time from their outfit,” says writer and fashion commentator Alexandra Hildreth to Vogue Business.
Dutch band Mood Bored on their latest EP ‘Too Much?’

2 months ago | hastemagazine.co.uk | Sophie Wyatt

Raw, honest and unfiltered are just some of the words that spring to mind when listening to the intricate lyricism of Dutch band Mood Bored. Having previously toured with Nations of Language, supported Wolf Alice, Sorry, and Bdrmm, Mood Bored are no strangers to music that will hit you straight in the gut and leave you crawling back for more. Since they started playing together in 2018, the trio grew closer and began to emit the same love for music.
Yasmin Coe on her latest EP and ‘Girl Pop Power’

Feb 13, 2025 | hastemagazine.co.uk | Sophie Wyatt |Tyra Buckley

Music has always been a vessel for vulnerability, opening the stage doors to conversations wrapped in emotion and authenticity, which many tend to shy away from. It’s been a channel for anger, understanding and nostalgia; a medium by which communities often excluded from the music industry—like women—have been able to flourish, even if only a shoe in. This is something Yasmin Coe and her “girl power pop” knows well.
Q&A with Grammy-nominated Venus Anon

Feb 13, 2025 | hastemagazine.co.uk | Sophie Wyatt

What are your first memories of music from growing up? My first memories of music are probably from my grandmother’s house—something old, Persian, sad, and poetic. Even happy Persian music is sad. We are dramatic like that. Maybe Googoosh or Mahasti. Or something like The Black Eyed Peas or Nelly Furtado—I grew up with 2000s pop music playing through the radio that was on constantly. When did you realize you wanted to create music yourself? I don’t think it was a conscious choice at first.
Michelle Belluci the eyes ‘Londoners in London’ talks about all things, fashion, creating content and navigating the fashion industry

Jan 7, 2025 | hastemagazine.co.uk | Tanya De |Sophie Wyatt

Written by Tanya De‘Londoners in London’ started in lockdown inspired by its French counterpart ‘Parisians in Paris’ and grew quite a following from people worldwide. The Instagram page covers the best of street style London has to offer. Michelle Belluci the brains behind the page moved to London from Syracuse for university, she said: “At the beginning, I was unsure about what to put out, but as I progressed it came out naturally.
Black Smoke: On toxic relationships and jazz music with Ava Joe

Jan 7, 2025 | hastemagazine.co.uk | Tyra Buckley |Sophie Wyatt

Written by Tyra BuckleyAn amalgamation of entrancing guitar rhythms, raspy vocals and blues, and possessing some unspoken grace that all the best artists do, Ava Joe embodies the role of a musician. Her talent spans more than just songwriting; the daughter of a musician, she plucks the guitar strings with purpose and taps into the vein of nostalgic jazz.
Girlhood Bites – an interview with Jo Hill

Dec 10, 2024 | hastemagazine.co.uk | Sophie Wyatt |Tyra Buckley

Written by Tyra BuckleyGirlhood bites. It’s a fever, all-consuming, that sets in motion an uncomfortable transformation: the growing pains that bridge the gap between childhood and womanhood. A metamorphosis, the transition into girlhood is challenging but liberating, a plane of existence we as children didn’t know and as women, mourn. Few here and there have been able to properly communicate the feeling of girlhood in media, but when they do, it’s beautiful. Take Jo Hill, for example.
A Room Filled ‘with love.x’ – Tia Gordon Headline Show Review

Nov 20, 2024 | hastemagazine.co.uk | Sophie Wyatt

Written by Sophie WyattTia Gordon is the voice that you need to know about. We were lucky enough to have Tia perform at our first ever print launch back in 2022, and since then she has become part of the heart and soul of the UK music industry. Her presence in the scene has been palpable. Alongside her long running praise of her fellow emerging artists, her buttery vocals and lyrics that play on the beautiful moments in life, Tia’s name is continuing to grow every day.
Logomania – How fashion’s brand stamp has crept back in

Nov 9, 2024 | hastemagazine.co.uk | Jess Miller |Sophie Wyatt

Written by Jess MillerQuality over quantity, less is more and value over volume. Considered to be the mantra of designer clothing from the 1920’s through to the 90’s. Then opposite sat at the helm, quiet luxury has been thrown out the window and morphed into ostentatiously branded items which are soon to fill the already crowded rails of TKMaxx. Logomania has reigned supreme for many years, however, it looks like vintage has come to usurp the crown. Finally.