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Hybrid London Welcome to Hybrid London The Heritage Issue Riz, Dels and Sofi Leaders of the Nu- Skool New music with Crazy Cousins, Giggs, De Tropix & the hottest new female talent Young Comedians Slanguage A.I.N.T Secret Style Histories The Art of Chirpsing 20 06 13 INTRODUCING – Sara Shamsavari, Charlie Crockett, Beniot Pioulard, FEATURES – The New Nu De Tropix, Damien O’Brien Wave: Sofi, Riz and Dels; Global Kingdom: What does it THIS IS REAL LIFE – The Young mean to be young and British? Gambler; The Art of Chirpsing; Bare Jokes: Fine Young Comedians Enterprise with Tim Campbell; Slanguage: The Meaning of Slang Career tips from Rodney Hinds She said... This issue is all about Heritage and what it means to you. The Cut is put together by individuals from a mixture of different backgrounds and He said... cultures so it was a topic that What’s really good? I cannot got us thinking. We wanted believe it, here we present to to know what it really means you our third issue! The theme to be British today, which is this time round is heritage, excplored in the feature Global and we represent nations Kingdom. Read our Slanguage united together as one. With piece- are you up-to-date with interviews with talent from your street vocab? Check out across the board, UK rapper Secret Style Histories to find Giggs, Entrepreneur Tim out more about the heritage Campbell, Riz Ahmed, Sofi of some of this seasons top Donuts and Dels surely you will 44 trends. The jam packed music be jumping in your shoes to section features interviews find out what they have to say. with Crazy Cousins, Kyza and We also have a new Real Life we meet 5 new female artists section featuring my personal to add to your play list. Enjoy favourite the ‘Chirpsing’ 34 this issue and get involved! debate, so boys you can learn Ronnie Grebenyuk new skills on how to chat up girls. Join us while we learn to Ski for this Issues 50:50, and check out our star studded ‘Football XI’ it. Read it, spread MUSIC – New Female Singers, Chip the word it and enjoy Go on Music, Crazy Cousins, Kyza, Giggs www.thecutnewspaper.com to CULTURE – Sara Maple, Gavin check out all the latest news. Watson and Martin Cole Nicholas Asamoah FASHION – Back to the Old Skool; Trendspotter; Secret Style Histories Sponsors Published by Hardcore Is More Than The Cut Cover photography by Akwasi Tawia Music Ltd. This project is a partnership 258 Harrow Road Poku, Kiran Nijjar and Rasharna Hylton between Hardcore Is More Than Music London W2 5ES and Paddington Development Trust Funded by Westminster City Council Contact us at as part of the Youth Enterprise Hub. [email protected] Paper supplied with thanks to www.thecutnewspaper.com Stora and Southern Print Ltd. www.hardcoreismorethanmusic.com THE CUT 03 Inbox CUT 03 Inbox CUT 03 Awaydays Awaydays tells the story of Paul Carty, a teenager growing up on the outskirts of Liverpool in the 70’s, who falls in with The Pack, a crowd of Tranmere Rover football hoolies. Look out for debuts from young actors The Cut Rates Nicky Bell and Liam Boyle and Kevin Ralph Hardy Akpobi some serious casual steez. One of the most talented and Pablo the drug mule dog vital individuals we’ve come Voiced by David Mitchell of Awadays is coming to a cinema near across in time! Kevin not only Peep Show, Pablo may be you this spring. co-edits Profresh Magazine employed by Talk to Frank www.awaydaysthemovie.com but is also writing a book The Hemingses of Monticello but he’s getting enough fans called The Pencilcase with With all the interest in to leave the drug trade for a unbelievable flair and steez. President Obama, check career in showbiz! out the surprising story of Check out his blog at President Jefferson. Back in Join pablo’s facebook group www.ralphhardy.wordpress.com the day, Jefferson fathered 7 www.facebook.com/pages/Pablo- mixed race children with slave The-Drug-Mule-Dog/ sally Hemings and his closest decendents are mixed race. The Hemingses of Monticello: An American Family by Annette Gordon- Reed, is currently available at your local library or for sale through most major retailers. Get Connected! Get Connected is a new, free helpline service for young people. Whether you need Happy Birthday Grimepedia a listening ear, a referral, or The ‘Wiki’ Grime project help finding a safe place to celebrates it’s first birthday stay for the night, it offers a this month. The site is run by whole a range of support. Grime Digital, a non profit Get in touch: call their free organisation. Having received helpline on 08088084994, Future Mobility over 5.6 million hits in its first open from 1pm-11pm everyday Visit the Science Museum’s new year, the site has proved its or join in on the webchat Japanese Car Exhibition, to worth in bringing together a from 7pm-10pm everyday. see some of the quirkiest car large community of talented designs on the planet! This is artists, producers, DJ’s, www.getconnected.org.uk definitely not one to be missed! bloggers, designers and other hard working youngsters who Japan Car: Designs for a crowded have used their skills in a Globe, is on at the Science Museum in positive way to document the London until April 19th 2009 entire history of a music scene. The Business of Fashion www.sciencemuseum.org.uk Dont Cha Know! www.Grimepedia.co.uk Soulbrew Karaoke Are you a fashionista Image Nissan PIVO2 Bashy has had remarkable Say the word Karaoke and or fashionmista? success in 2008, now he’s thoughts of 50 year old Want to design your back with new mixtape Bashy pensioners singing Marvin own clothes? Dot Com and it’s definitely INBOXGaye’s Lets get it on definitely And possibly sell them? the llamas spit. With tracks comes to mind. Although Then come to The Business like Man @ Home using Soul Brew Karaoke is here of Fashion woskshops at the Kanye’s Love Lockdown to bringing flavour to the table. Stowe Centre, 258 Harrow his intellectual flow on Sam Every last Friday of the month, Rd, W2 5ES. Where you can Sparro’s Black and Gold. The there’s a new thing to get do exactly that...for free! lyrical content and wordplay is stuck into. With song choices enough to excite any Scrabble ranging from Beyonces Workshops run every Monday contestant. Although Bashy Crazy in Love to some good and Thursday, 6.30 to 9pm at the tells us, People do not get it ol’ Thriller. It’s a night for fun Stowe Center; 252 Harrow Road . confused, this is not the album. and entertainment indeed. So For more info or to register either The album is set to be released grab a couple mates and get visit us, call us on 0207 266 8220 mid 09, so be ready. The Chupa down to Soul Brew Karaoke. or email [email protected] Chups King is about to take P.S. Don’t forget your I.D over! www.soulbrew.com www.bashy.com 04 THE CUT THE CUT 05 intro- “If you can change the way someone feels you can ducing change the world. The arts can SArA SHAM- move people.” Street Hospital. It comes as no SAVARI surprise to hear this has had an affect on her work, ‘I feel I have a very strong purpose in life, growing up here, being in the minority, I definitely grew up feeling that I was very different. It’s more mixed now, its better now but i used to get called Paki everyday’. Looking at her photos, it’s obvious they’re taken by a Londoner who loves her city, but where does she call home? ‘I’ve always said I was Iranian, but when you get out there in the world, you’re British. I always tell people where I’m from, but also where I grew up and both of those places have had an influence on me.’ Shamsavari’s story is testimony to the belief that if you are brave enough to put your work out there the people who you seek respect from will give it. ‘My favourite photographer of all time is Jamel Shabbazz. I wrote him an email. I didn’t expect any response, but 2 hours later, he wrote me an public perceptions.’ email saying he was touched Its because of this that she by my words and that he loved chose Topshop’s Flagship my work.’ Shabazz has been Oxford street store for her a mentor to Shamsavari ever most recent exhibition ‘Beauty since, inviting her for her first Untold, ‘the reason I wanted to international show Danny have the show at Topshop was Simmons Gallery in New York. because its a public place. A lot ‘If you can change the way of people are too intimidated to someone feels you can go into art galleries’. Although change the world. The arts she’s also shot fashion can move people’. Shamsavari for numerous magazines, asserts ‘It’s only been in this including Touch, i-D and age that people think art is Graphotism, her stand out all about the individual. If work is her raw but beautifully you go back in history art had composed documentary shots a purpose. What I’m talking of everyday Londoners. about is nothing new’. You can’t help but wonder what these people’s stories are? What’s going on beneath Everyone’s a ‘street’ the surface? As it turns out the photographer these days.
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