In our fourth piece of our series on producers in Chicago, Scapi sat down with event discjockey, producer, and engineer DJ Simmy. The multifaceted producer has blossomed in the last…
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photo by Nancy Bourque The Chicago Tribune Editorial Board does not represent the people of Chicago. As a national newspaper, papers like the Tribune, New York Times, Washington Post, the…
This week we’re talking about the onus on fat people to always look polished. We reminisce about dressing weirdly professional during college, being afraid to leave the house without makeup..…
photo by Adrienne Andersen Landlords know no bounds of decency, and there is nothing that encapsulates this more than coin-operated laundry. After paying an enormous amount in rent and utilities…
“Dreams vs. Reality” cover art In January, Scapi got an exclusive preview and interview with producer/rapper nephew-uncle duo, Sage and Kelvy. The two are members of The Lo-Fi Collective, an…
photo by vxla For the uninitiated, there’s a magical moment every Chicago Winter where the ethics of what is entitled to individualist labour is argued out over social media threads…
photo by Gage Skidmore A recent song by artist Skyler Foley has gained popularity in recent days on Spotify for its inspiring take on the current political climate. The song,…
In the history of media, there is one truth: there is always room for food media. That’s why as the Tiktok app develops, it’s becoming more and more common for…
Rapper/producer, Chris Berry, is a prolific cypher from the Chicagoland area who also spent time growing up in the southwest. Berry, his brother Deven, and their father founded the independent…
photo by Chad Davis The knowledge of autonomous zones in this decade for many begins and ends with the Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone in Seattle, WA but many in the…
As vaccination rollouts continue in Chicago, Illinois, and the country as a whole many statistics are starting to emerge depicting accessibility of the vaccine as the virus rages on. Based…
The Fight for 15 started in 2012, famously, when two workers walked off their shift at McDonald’s. They were protesting the paltry minimum wage, what hasn’t increased since 2009 from…