The Floor Mag
The Floor Magazine is both an online and print platform dedicated to showcasing the talents of people of color in literature and the arts. Our content not only resonates with our audience but also elevates the voices of writers, subjects, and everyone involved. We concentrate on Music, Literature, and the Visual Arts, including TV and Film, and we take pride in offering insightful commentary that shapes the conversation around pop culture. We understand that the topics covered and the voices behind them play a crucial role in defining what is considered significant news. Unfortunately, creatives of color have often been overlooked. For instance, a staggering 86% of Black music creators report facing obstacles to advancement*, just within the UK. Through our biannual publications, online articles, events, and video productions, we are committed to bridging the gap for underrepresented creatives in all our areas of focus, while also establishing ourselves as a key player in shaping future discussions.
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1 week ago |
thefloormag.com | Ope Oduwole
I didn’t pick up Frequently Happy because I was in a deep emotional spiral or yearning for a spiritual awakening. I picked it up the way you reach for a biscuit when you’re not quite hungry but feel like something’s missing. I was… curious. Life was moving. Work was work. Days were days. But somewhere in the blur of emails, errands, and the endless loop of “What should I eat tonight?”, I wondered: Could I feel a bit more alive in my own life?
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1 month ago |
thefloormag.com | Ope Oduwole
Let’s take it back to the 90s, an era often celebrated as the golden age of RnB—where love was revered as an experience. Romance was depicted as sweeping and all-encompassing, often portrayed through evocative imagery of devotion and yearning. The music of this time reinforced these ideals, with slow-burning ballads and impassioned storytelling. Songs like Boyz II Men’s and Jodeci’s presented love as an intense and sacred commitment.
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2 months ago |
thefloormag.com | Ope Oduwole
For the uninitiated, Red Bull’s Culture Clash is not your average music battle. It’s a warzone where sound systems become weapons, DJs turn into generals, and genres go head-to-head in an all-out fight for sonic supremacy. Since its inception in 2010, Culture Clash has evolved into a global phenomenon, bringing together artists, crews, and audiences from different corners of the world to celebrate the power of music through a high-energy, no-holds-barred clash of cultures.
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2 months ago |
thefloormag.com | Kesewaa Browne
Michael B Jordan has starred in all five of Coogler’s feature films, while composer Ludwig Göransson has collaborated with the director the same amount of times, scoring all of Coogler’s movies. On his relationship with his long time collaborator, Jordan, Coogler commented that it’s hard to make a movie and it’s hard to lead a film. “When you have someone who clicks with you and understands you, it doesn’t feel like work,” he explained.
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2 months ago |
thefloormag.com | Karen Chalamilla
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