The New York City party scene is one scene that anyone can get lost in where it swallows you up with drunken tales and wild activities or you can do the same thing while having a real good time (that you can remember). Diving head first into NYC’s nightlife is the new bi-weekly shindig, “3rd Shift NYC”. The creative collaboration between the life of the party activists, “Plugville” and iconic Ohio blog/lifestyle brand “AnimalxHouse”.
Read MoreWhen visiting any Historical Black College or University, the sense of pride, heritage, and tradition breathes life into your visit and how you portray the campus. While strolling along the campus on Wednesday, it’s a day of much fun, activities, and seeing the student life + faculty erupt the walkways and courtyards due to the impact of their famed “Hump Days”.
Read MoreWatch our exclusive premiere of Chris Phan's short film, "Atlantastan", showing the candid side of Atlanta's scene, which features YesJulz, Lil Yachty, Nessly, Pollari, and more.
Read MoreIn the midst of embracing the autumn essence, The Meadows erupted the concrete jungle of Queens, NY with a star-studded line-up that would light the New York City Skyline. Citi Field’s lights captured the artistry of Chance The Rapper, The 1975, Bryson Tiller, Pusha T, Chromeo, Mac Miller, Kanye West iconic abrupt set, and more. Here’s an exclusive look at the budding photographer, Steady Prime, who also showcased his first gallery with us on SXSW Diaries.
Read MoreIn the midst of kids going back to school, and New York Fashion Week just closing it’s doors, budding photographer Matt Kaplan found time to have a showcase of some of his most memorable photos he’s taken. Presenting the last year and a half of his work in the show, the pictures includes the faces of Young Thug, Post Malone, Jaden Smith, 21 Savage, and more.
Read MoreTo celebrate the opening of Nipsey Hussle’s “The Marathon Tour” along with his birthday which is August 15, the artist chose Houston, the best city of them all, and Warehouse Live to kick off his extravaganza of live shows and after-party celebrations on August 11.
Read MoreDuring the midst of everyone getting out the warm sun, Imperial Houston managed to bring the emerging youth out to enjoy their headline store performance by Wes Blanco and friends. The artists that came along with Wes to make their presence on stage was Retro Kash, Chemdawg, Hoodstar Chantz and Tim Woods.
Read MoreThe emergence of brands coming into the city has made the trail mix of new clothes confusing for people to decipher a brand from one another. Hailing from the Missouri City area, you have Die Wilde Clothing, a brand who’s in their primitive stages but they have made themselves known already with their unique drops and lookbooks. They continued to extend their level of getting better with their first official pop up shop held at Lo-Fi Vintage, in the Lower Westheimer/Montrose area.
Read MoreThe fashion scene in Houston has opened up in the past few years with the growth of many brands and boutiques. In the short time of its opening, Posture Apparel has made it’s way to being among one of the most elite places to shop for the latest threads in the city. The creative concept store that was once a car garage has turned into a business that hosts brands such as Vintage Bleach, Marc Noir, Haculla, and more. The forward thinking boutique has turned the necks and the mindsets of Houstonians to a different beat, and this has also correlated in the line of their events as well. One of their most profound events that brought out the expanding creative scene was the official showing of Khari Bernard’s Summer Collection.
The central focus was on the growth of Bernard’s skills when it came to the theme, his advancement in design, and cohesiveness of vision. Knowing there is not a shortage of brands who have made their into the city and have pulled in their target demographic, Bernard defied the odds and did things his way. He cultivated his line of clothing to resonate not as a source of garments that one can sport, but also relaying the message to become one with the idea that comes along with each piece he offers in his collections.
Read MoreLet’s turn the clock one year ago, Tedy Andreas was among one of Houston’s most talented but he was just making his way as another emerging in the city. Fast forward to a year later, the Space City representer is signed to Joey Fatts Cutthroat, received more than a million plus streams on his mixtape, “Mad Illusions” and headline his own packed show in his hometown. The experience of the show from the opening acts that included Wes Brooks, Hyndrix, Scrap Bundy, Pure Pressure, Dino Barge, Trap Guapo and more to OG Che$$ and Loudiene making special appearances, each individual carried their own sense of energy. Bringing different forms of style to the forefront, it was something that Houston wasn’t used to seeing.
Read MoreThe 40 Oz Van 's "40 Oz Bounce" Party Tour have been touring all parts of the USA, but it was only right for the movement to make it's way to the "City of Sprite". The H-Town edition of 40 Oz Bounce was held at the night club, VAO and hosted by the good people of Privy Houston. Here's the exclusive inside look of the turn up documented by Roger Torabi and Josh Aranada.
Check it out and see what's it like when 40 Oz Van brings out some of the finest and lively in Space City.
Read MoreSXSW is one of the most electrifying events when it comes to live music. The Spring Break filled fest is turnt with energy coming from college kids, professionals, musicians, and everyone weird in between providing the vibes in Austin, TX. Modern Life Mag dipped their feet into SXSW festivities this year at the “Welcome to the Traphouse” showcase that featured artists such as Loudiene, Rizzoo Rizzoo, Maxo Kream, YK, The Outfit TX, and more. Here’s the recap video of the showcase held at South Austin Brewery. You’ll see some of your favorite artists, brands, and more in this video.
Read MoreThe great vibes that were presented during SXSW just opened the gates for fans and followers to see their favorite artists live in the nation’s live music capital, Austin, TX. One of the biggest events that went down was Ham on Everything and All Def Digital’s SXSW Showcase that featured the likes of Maxo Kream, Lil Uzi Vert, Rizzoo Rizzoo, Playboi Carti, and more. One of Houston’s most trusted guys behind the lens, Kolby Delce, caught all of the action and here is the exclusive gallery of the showcase below.
Read MoreAlthough we are removed from the fun-filled Spring Break that was SXSW, we would still like to highlight some of the brightest stars behind the lens. One of the best shooters during that weekend was Channy Metivier. Her photos show clarity in it’s sharpest form and it gives each artist their own sense of personality.
Read MoreThe streets of Austin were filled with energy, passion, and the will to have a great time. In the midst of the fun, there were the people behind the lens capturing the action and one of the sharpest photographers documenting the action was SteadyPrime. The Texas native made it apparent that these moments were more than a picture but a sharp moment in time you can identify with.
Read MoreThe emergence of "Cowboy Jones" has made people aware of who Dylan Cohl is. The Port Arthur by the way of Houston artist/producer recently had an interview with the budding show, “Blaze and Black” on The Core 94.
Read MoreDuring our SXSW adventures on our last day in Austin, we had a chance to visit to Fader Fort but unfortunately didn't get in. Long story short, the line was moving sluggishly for three hours and it was finally time to tap out. Aside from the disappoint of not getting in, we had a chance to get some photos outside with some cool folks. Among the people who are in the gallery are GoldLink, Rome Fortune, SheLoveMeechie, Gunner Stahl, and more.
Read MoreThe creative energy during SXSW is enormous and events such as the Corner Store prosper because it brings people together for a good time, to network, and ultimately have fun during this festival filled spring break. PotenKo and his crew set up shop at the famous Monkey’s Vintage Shop near Martin Luther King Jr Blvd.
Read MoreSpace City welcomed the likes of Lil Uzi Vert and Playboi Carti for their “Left Right Tour”. On March 2nd, the youth of the city made their way to the Numbers Night Club on Westhimer. Despite having a sold out crowd, Playboi Carti wasn’t able to make it and Rich the Kid had to fill in for the night’s festivities. Here we have an exclusive VHS recap recorded by rising film guy, Abstrktz.
Read MoreThe "Red Bead" ATLien known to most as Lil Yachty has been erupting into stardom with his internet sensation, "1Night" and playing a pivotal role in Kanye West's sold out show in Madison Square Garden. Yachty continue to let his boat flow gently down the stream with a recent sold out show at Webster Hall in New York City.
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