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André 3000 stars as the new face of Moncler’s “Re/Icons” campaign, photographed by Gabriel Moses. The campaign also features an original score composed by André 3000 himself. 09 Nov 2026 Rockstar Games and PlayStation have officially announced GTA 6: The Festival, taking place November 21 at Mana Wynwood in Miami. The event will celebrate the launch of GTA 6 with performances from Travis Scott, Cardi B, Justice, Metro Boomin, Don Toliver, Kodak Black, and more. 09 Nov 2026 Finn Wolfhard is the fifth face of CLASH 134. After a decade in his breakout role as Stranger Things’ Mike Wheeler, the show’s finale closed off a huge chapter in the 23-year-old’s life. Now, the Vancouver-born artist and auteur is taking on his most personal role yet: a heart-on-sleeve, jangly indie rocker. While Wolfhard’s 2025 debut full-length ‘Happy Birthday’ allowed a peek into his personal life, new album ‘Fire From The Hip’ probes much deeper. It sees Wolfhard writing his own script for once, donning his Barry Lyndon-esque gunslinger garbs to get a little existential – and a little vulnerable, too. ‘Fire From The Hip’ is a visceral embodiment of Wolfhard’s anxious, inquisitive and impulsive nature. “I feel like impulsivity is a big part of my personality,” he tells CLASH. “That’s what this album represents; just shooting without thinking much about it.” Click the link in the bio to order your copy of CLASH 134. Words: @emzswiggle Photography: @chadmooreholla_ Fashion: @nicoamarca Creative Direction: @rbpmstudio Grooming: @msruthiemakeup Fashion Assistants: @tianyun___ @lydz.hou @mercedes.m.style 16 Jul 2026 Nice To Meet You Again: @finnwolfhardofficial Under the glow of the Parisian sunshine, Finn Wolfhard is finally taking a moment to stand still – well, sort of. This trip is a rare opportunity to slow down in between projects. Living his life in the spotlight since the age of 13, Wolfhard has begun to feel a disconnect between his inner self and the mask he puts on for the public, and his new album, ‘Fire From the Hip’, memorialises this duality. “The album title is inspired by the Barry Lyndon dual shoot-out scene, but I’m on both sides, battling myself,” he tells CLASH. “That’s how I feel a lot of the time. There’s this public persona version of ‘me’, but then there’s the normal ‘me’ that’s just walking around listening to music. Those different sides can feel at odds with each other.” The album offsets ‘70s jangly rock, hazy Americana and anthemic garage rock riffs with quirky Canadian colloquialisms and Gen Z “dude-bro” informalities. Wolfhard and his band recorded straight to tape, all in one live session. While there are some overdubs, the main arrangements on record were all recorded live, in the moment. “I wanted people to feel like this album wasn’t manufactured,” the musician explains. “I wanted it to feel super organic, continuing the trend that I had on the first record. I love that homemade feeling, just recording in a studio with my best friends.” Click the link in the bio to read the cover feature in full. Words: @emzswiggle Photography: @chadmooreholla_ Fashion: @nicoamarca Creative Direction: @rbpmstudio Grooming: @msruthiemakeup Fashion Assistants: @tianyun___ @lydz.hou @mercedes.m.style 24 Aug 2026 Paul McCartney Is The First Face Of CLASH 134 On a bright May afternoon, CLASH crosses Soho Square to arrive at MPL, the large Georgian townhouse that @paulmccartney has kept as his London office since the breakup of The Beatles. Nothing quite prepares you for when the elevator doors open and Paul McCartney is standing there, amiably chatting to a secretary. We’re here to talk about ‘The Boys of Dungeon Lane’, McCartney’s 18th solo album and first of new material since the lockdown-era ‘McCartney III’. Perhaps a reason why ‘The Boys of Dungeon Lane’ became a meditative exercise is that it was recorded as McCartney was fronting a series of retrospective projects: a touring exhibition of photographs he took in 1964, the Man On The Run documentary about his ‘Wings’ era, and Peter Jackson’s epic Get Back reappraisal of The Beatles’ ‘Let It Be’ sessions. In a revelatory conversation, the icon muses on his fond reminiscences and working-class Mersey roots, working with Ringo, songwriting secrets, and the quiet, wistful triumph of his new work. “I didn’t mean to write a reflective album,” McCartney tells CLASH. “I didn’t realise it until quite a way in.” Order your copy of CLASH 134 through the link in the bio. Words: @fergal_41 Photography: @lindamccartney Cover Art Work: @matmaitland Creative Direction: @RBPMstudio 14 Jul 2026 Ayra Starr Is The Seventh Face Of CLASH 134. A radiant beacon of feminine energy, Ayra Starr’s next chapter is rooted in truth, and good old-fashioned stubbornness. The Nigerian star’s sense of determination is her signature, and this superpower has taken her from an unknown dreamer to spearheading a golden generation of talent from the African continent. Upcoming album ‘Starr Girl’ is the moment fans have been waiting for. A blockbuster album that recalibrates pop’s DNA from her own unique perspective, it’s the work of a soul in flux, a person who is evolving in real-time from day to day. Sitting down with CLASH during her cover shoot, Ayra cools down with a Magnum Ice-Cream and reveals some home truths; the difficulties of her relocation to New York, her need for adventure in the creative process, and why her work can only come from a space of trust and honesty. As Ayra Starr puts it: “The best music is made when you leave your ego at the door…” Click the link in the bio to order your copy. Words: Robin Murray Photography: @florencemann_ Fashion: @yanderejan Creative Direction: @rbpmstudio Makeup: @makeupbychelseax @tegaosa.beauty Hair: @thelacebandit Nail Tech: @karentatiana._ 17 Jul 2026 Living In her Power: @ayrastarr Interviewed When she was a girl in school, Ayra Starr used to scribble all over her books. While most of her classmates were writing about film stars and sporting icons, she was writing lyrics. Right now, though, the Nigerian artist is living the dream. New album ‘Starrgirl’, out tomorrow, is set to be an international blockbuster, propelled by massive singles including her social media-conquering Rema collaboration, ‘Who’s Dat Girl’, the instinctive ‘Tornado’ and radiant summer burner ‘Where Do We Go’. At every turn, she’s working from intuition. “With this album, I wanted to understand my culture and myself, and to add to them,” she explains. “To find a way to blend tradition while existing in multitudes. I was mixing realism and surrealism, which is something I’ve never done before.” “The best music is made when you leave your ego at the door,” Ayra points out. “As artists, having an ego can come with the territory. And that means someone can get hurt because one line gets cut. But when you’re humble to the art, you humble yourself, and understand that you’re a vessel. That’s when you make the most amazing music.” Click the link in the bio to read the cover feature in full. In Association With @magnumuki Words: Robin Murray Photography: @florencemann_ Fashion: @yanderejan Creative Direction: @rbpmstudio Makeup: @makeupbychelseax @tegaosa.beauty Hair: @thelacebandit Nail Tech: @karentatiana._ 13 Aug 2026 Samuel Ross MBE, Lancey Foux & Bakar Are The Seventh Faces Of CLASH 134 Between living brotherhood and ancestral memory, @samuelross, @lancey and @bakarrrr have emerged as cultural custodians from the time-worn streets of London. The city is both a symbol and setting to their stories; a backdrop to their origins, their respective breakthroughs and now, a stage for their most recent transformations. Samuel Ross MBE has actively pursued artistic autonomy in his work by establishing his studio SR_A SR_A. A dedicated engineering space for industrial design and spatial architecture, the studio resists institutional framing, thoughtfully reshaping notions of Black British identity. Ross crossed paths with @hublot in 2019 when he was awarded the Hublot Design Prize. Ross has helped define Hublot through both functional design and innovation. They strengthened their design partnership this year, debuting the Big Bang Unico SR_A, the first signature SR_A model equipped with the Manufacture’s Unico chronograph calibre. Lancey Foux - the latest ambassador for @cupra_official, with our shoot featuring the new CUPRA Raval - is a pioneer of glitch-in-the-matrix “dream rage”; a psychedelic fusion of trillwave, the shadowy cadences of UK drill and high-impact dance music. His influence on a generation of hyper-online UK rap upstarts is unmistakable, but his new album serves as an antidote to that digital myopia - a call-to-arms for real-time, real life connection. Hailing from North London, Bakar has achieved that rare feat in music: crossover glory. Just as much of a name in the US as he is a homegrown success story, Bakar bridged the gap between lo-fi indie revivalism, narrative-driven pop and the beatmaking dexterity associated with hip-hop. Now, he’s moved past the frenzied feel of his past to a new era that reconciles his idiosyncrasies with carefully-honed, classic song craft. Bypassing the conventional cover story format, in keeping with the non-conformist spirit of all three artists, we present a conversation between friends, brothers and peers. Credits in the comments below. 17 Jul 2026 Rose In The Concrete: @samuelross, @lancey and @bakarrrr Interviewed Between living brotherhood and ancestral memory, Samuel Ross MBE, Lancey Foux and Bakar have emerged as cultural custodians from the time-worn streets of London. The city is both a symbol and setting to their stories; a backdrop to their origins, their respective breakthroughs and now, a stage for their most recent transformations. CLASH captures this triad at a phase when each of them is reckoning with their past, and the ways in which they seek to move the culture forward, all while challenging dominant narratives of Black British creativity. The shoot spotlights these thirty-something polymaths across the capital; a rolling advertisement for the music, visuals, sculptures, performances, and designs that came to life in neighbourhoods, parks, campuses, studios, clubs and beyond. Most striking is the image of the trio perched atop the ‘CAUCUS’ bench; a bright yellow steel seating installation created by Ross, influenced by 20th-century British abstraction and the thinkers, dreamers, and philosophers embedded deep in London’s history. “The city of London is so rich in terms of culture and creativity,” says Ross. “There’s all these different tenets that make our individual relations to the city so interesting. London is huge on the world stage. That extends to us three. We’re all so distinct but very much informed by this city.” Click the link in the bio to read the cover feature in full. Words: @shazzasherazi Photography: @jessecrankson Creative Direction: @samuelross Fashion: @jamesloachco, @joshuaarimoro, @samuelross Makeup & Grooming: @paigecolemakeup Special thanks to @hublot, @cupra_uk, and @pumasportstyle. 17 Aug 2026 Errol (@errol.and) and Alex Rita (@AlexRitaa)—the DJing, curatorial duo and co-founders of @Touching_Bass—are the fourth faces of CLASH 134. As Touching Bass turns ten, the pair reflect on the impact of a mission that has grown far beyond its South London origins. What began on a sweaty, Senegalese restaurant dancefloor has slow-cooked into a true musical movement: a principled club night, NTS Radio staple, award-nominated record label and concert series. This year moves the needle further via a self-produced world tour. Still committed to their foundations, yet magnetically engaged with the future, they celebrate a decade of life’s work with their dedicated now-global network. In conversation with CLASH, Errol and Alex Rita take stock of how their evolving individual practices have established them as go-to curators at the intersection of music, contemporary art and culture. Meanwhile, a shared commitment to intention, storytelling and close-knit friendship has nurtured the creative ecosystem around them—all while navigating parenthood. They tell CLASH: “It’s us and the nucleus of our strong friendship group, which remains pretty much identical to when we started. That’s really important. We are all our own compasses.” In association with New Balance. Click the link in the bio to order your copy of CLASH 134. --- Words: @anathecoolcat Photography: @cassiaagy Fashion: @g__l__o__ Makeup & Hair: @blessingk.mua 16 Jul 2026 South London To The World: Ten Years Of Touching Bass Errol (@errol.and) and Alex Rita (@AlexRitaa)—the DJing, curatorial duo and co-founders of @Touching_Bass—reflect on the impact of a mission that has grown far beyond its South London origins. What began on a sweaty, Senegalese restaurant dancefloor has slow-cooked into a true musical movement: a principled club night, NTS Radio staple, award-nominated record label and concert series. This year moves the needle further via a self-produced world tour. Still committed to their foundations, yet magnetically engaged with the future, they celebrate a decade of life’s work with their dedicated now-global network. In conversation with CLASH, Errol and Alex Rita take stock of how their evolving individual practices have established them as go-to curators at the intersection of music, contemporary art and culture. Meanwhile, a shared commitment to intention, storytelling and close-knit friendship has nurtured the creative ecosystem around them—all while navigating parenthood. They say: “You need the dreamer, but then you also need the person that’s making sure they don’t fly away. You need someone to be grounded. It’s a really beautiful, symbiotic relationship.” In association with @newbalance. Read the cover feature in full by clicking the link in the bio. Words: @anathecoolcat Photography: @cassiaagy Fashion: @g__l__o__ Makeup & Hair: @blessingk.mua Alex Rita and Errol wear the New Balance Made in UK 991v2 shoes throughout. 30 Jul 2026 Sekou Is The Second Face Of CLASH 134. One of Britain’s brightest young talents, @sekou is learning to cherish his truth. CLASH follows the mercurial songwriter to the South of France, taking notes as Sekou wanders the fields of Grasse alongside Olivier Polge, CHANEL Perfumer Creator, and a living legend in the perfume world. The two muse on creativity and the role scent plays in their lives – the way it grounds them, and inspires a sense of perpetual reinvention in their work. Artists from very different worlds, this unique and revealing conversation allows Sekou to flip the script, becoming both host and subject during the interview process. Clad in a luxuriant piece of Barrie knitwear, Sekou reveals a few secrets about his long-awaited debut album, while absorbing a lifetime of sensory learning from Olivier Polge. As Sekou puts it: “I feel like when you’re an artist, you’re this big open book…” Click the link in the bio to order your copy of CLASH 134. In association with @chanel.beauty. Sekou wears @barrie throughout. #chanelfragrance --- Words: Robin Murray Photography: @florencemann_ Fashion: @simonbacher Creative Direction: @rbpmstudio Hair & Makeup: @alexisdayhmu 15 Jul 2026

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