Amy Francombe

As he releases his new five track EP, Truth Be Sold, the London-via-Brooklyn rapper talks misguided materialism and how we’re all just another piece in the puzzle.

Social justice slides are dominating Instagram right now, but Adapt – the platform’s original “Climate Club” – is galvanising its online community with impactful, IRL activism, too.

Soft Boy Records’ co-founder is stepping out solo for his emotionally charged debut album, Dog Person.

Inspired by sand dunes and Algeria’s ancient architecture, the Studio FY7 x New Balance 992 wants its wearer to proudly carry their heritage and history wherever they go.

The Rio Tape/ Slide Archive is a new book documenting the rebellious spirit of east London's residents in the '80s, with photographs highlighting an age of poverty, racism and protest during the Thatcher years.

The pop superstar has blessed us with her sixth studio album Positions – a raunchy love letter to her real estate beau.

The RnB singer’s new track 2Personal is a sharp-tongued breakup anthem.

With less than a week to go until the US election, THE FACE looks at where the two presidential candidates stand across six vital issues.

Between the pandemic and the protests, this year has been an alarm bell for young people. Here, 20 candidates weigh in on the year so far and give us a snapshot of life in their shoes.

While the seaside town has undergone regeneration in the past decade, unemployment is soaring and 35% of its 16-year-olds are living in poverty. Here, we speak to the young people that call Margate home.

Their debut single Mommy Can’t Sleep is a hard-hitting blast of experimental rap.

Things to watch, follow and listen to ahead of the 3rd November showdown.

He’s starred alongside A$AP Rocky, been directed by Steve McQueen and will soon be joining season two of TV’s most modish, explosive show, Euphoria.

Homemade rugs are the latest trend to blow up on TikTok and Instagram. Here we profile our favourite tufters flipping their hobby into a side hustle.

Watch the Grammy-nominated artist record the song at the not-too-shabby Geejam studios, Jamaica, last year.

Student halls across the UK are being put into lockdown, leaving thousands of freshers cooped up in box rooms, isolated from family, and watching sub-par online lectures. We go inside Manchester Metropolitan, one of the universities worst affected by the crisis, in search of signs of life – and of protest.

We put the sisters to the test.

Fluff is the Melbourne-based start-up giving the industry a make-under with their consciously curated products and no nonsense approach to sustainability.

Co-founders Acyde, Tremaine Emory and Brock Korsan team up with the streetwear supremo for a collaborative collection that references iconic '80s pop-culture moments.