Arguably the greatest living portrait photographer, David Bailey shot to glittering notoriety in the 60s, snapping the likes of John Lennon and Yoko Ono, Mick Jagger, Andy Warhol and Michael Caine. Our Jake sat down with David in his studio and we filmed it, which begs the question: why haven’t you clicked ‘play’ yet?
Jordan Stephens has evolved. With his first solo project and a mental health campaign to lead, whynow caught up with his progress.
London-based electronica and techno producer Max Cooper talks about his latest audiovisual project at the Barbican, 'Yearning for the Infinite', which explores our pursuit of the unattainable.
We sat down with portrait photographer Rosie Matheson, to talk winging shoots with Rejjie Snow, medium format photography, and her ongoing photo series ‘Boys’.
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Paul Burke
Paul Burke’s natural wit has made him a hit in the world of advertising, in which he’s worked with Rowan Atkinson, Jack Dee, Joanna Lumley and more. Burke’s particular love for radio commercials has made him a specialist in voice acting.
David Bailey
Arguably the greatest living portrait photographer, David Bailey shot to glittering notoriety in the 60s, snapping the likes of John Lennon and Yoko Ono, Mick Jagger, Andy Warhol and Michael Caine. Our Jake sat down with David in his studio and we filmed it, which begs the question: why haven’t you clicked ‘play’ yet?
Matt Clifford
Matt Clifford, a session musician and long-time collaborator of The Rolling Stones, delves into his career and discusses the technological changes he’s encountered throughout it. His work includes a revamping of that glorious Champions League anthem.
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Capital Poetry: Week Four
"This endless city that changes as quick as the minds that hide from it is the only place that has ever been my home." - SJ Fowler
For Mary Stephenson, disorder begets yearning for control
After her first show My Man was picked up by The New York Times, Mary Stephenson decided to venture once more into the surreal with Egg Roll Play.
Portrait of a London Road – 1904, 1975 and 2019
The LCC exhibition brings together historic documentations of London Road with contemporary colour photographs of the street today.
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Hardt Antoine
Reculture chief Hardt Antoine blends tech house, deep house, minimal and more into a mix that’ll make you move. From the whynow studio, the French-Jamaican Londoner has been at it again, finding time amongst his schedule of planning some of London’s best nights.
Jada La Reign
Hailing from Brooklyn, New York JADALAREIGN is making waves. Her high-energy, floor-filling sets have led her to play her first Boiler Room set and be part of more through the grassroots radio platform, Halfmoon BK. In London for the first time, whynow captured her sound.
Nick Castle
Nick Castle is the founder of Labyrinth, which grew from nights at Notting Hill Arts Club to curating events at some of London’s most prestigious venues. With a penchant for house music, we welcome him with open arms to the whynow studio.
