Isaac Hindin-Miller and Jenny Albright were friends before they dated, but once they started deejaying together, they fell in love and formed as a professional duo, aptly named Isaac Likes Jenny.
They met back when Jenny was just modeling, and Isaac was a blogger — for Man Repeller — at a fashion week afterparty in New Zealand, which is also Isaac’s hometown. They became fast friends, learned how to DJ at the time, then finally admitted to being love, and ended up getting engaged. The two have starred in Calvin Klein, The Kooples and Levi’s campaigns, but now they’ve curated the perfect summer playlist for anyone who sees the merit in mixing fashion, business, pleasure, and music.
Check out Isaac and Jenny’s “SUMMER GIRLS” playlist, below. Find out more about the couple on their website here.
New York native singer-songwriter ROREY announces today her sophomore EP, Dysphoria out August 15th. Haunting melodies and ethereal vocals swirl around hypnotic instrumentals and highlight vulnerable lyricism. ROREY is here to unnerve you, while pushing you to confront the depths of your psyche and to let you know that everything you’re afraid to say out loud is everything she’s feeling, too.
Love is the seed from which all great creations grow — a force that transforms fleeting moments into lasting legacies. In a world where art often reflects the human experience, it is love that fuels the deepest connections and inspires authentic storytelling. Bee & Rog Walker, the visionary duo behind Paper Monday, exemplify this harmony,
Kelly Akoussah built a cult following with slow‑motion outfit flips and dance loops, but the income side of the grid looked like tumbleweeds unless a brand deal slid into her inbox. When STARX MEDIA stepped in this spring, the US‑based Togolese creator discovered a revenue lane she had never tapped: Snapchat’s invite‑only monetisation program. STARX
Ballet Choreographers Gabrièl Stone Shayer and Stephanie Gotch sit down with us to discuss their latest collaboration “End of the World”. A bold new ballet piece that reimagines the boundaries of classical dance. Directed by former dancer and creative director Stephanie, and co-choreographed with former American Ballet Theatre soloist Gabe, the piece brings together a
