An evening celebrating the launch of the Transcend issue, with a live performance by cover artist Cobrah, at Spice99 in Stockholm on Saturday, 21st March.
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Grown through electro beats and strobe lights, a flower blooms to guide seekers and seers through a land of curiosity and enlightenment, tracing DJ Jessie Granqvist’s path from the urban landscape to nature as part of an ongoing transmission and a personal transcendence.
Over the years, Yukimi has forged her own path. Moving beyond the limits of what it means to be an artist in a world eager to label and categorize, her sound has become fluid, soulful, airy, and layered all at once.
Over the years, Bosnian-born Selma Selman has forged her own path. Moving beyond the boundaries of what it means to succeed in the global art world, her journey reveals the true meaning of transcendence in every aspect of her life and practice.
From personal reflection to daring experimentation, French singer-songwriter and musician Flora Fischbach, known for her cinematic music blending pop and
electronic sounds, moves through life with restless creativity, deeply drawn to theatrical expression and keen awareness.
After seven years in her career, Cobrah is ready to release her debut album. With a Swedish Grammy award in the suitcase and the music industry finally keeping pace, she is ready to delve even deeper.
Life is a constant transition, a journey of learning and refining ourselves through the knowledge we gather. It leads us into the unknown, while at the same time guiding the choices we make. As we approach the end of the year, a perfect moment for reflection, here is a fairytale-like story to offer a little inspiration.
Featuring: Wilma Vidal Lidén.
Winona Oak’s journey began on Sollerön a forested island in Dalarna, Sweden known as the “Island of the Sun” where she grew up surrounded by animals, music, and her grandmother’s operatic legacy. Now, she’s become one of Sweden’s most intriguing voices in pop, with a career marked by global collaborations, cinematic storytelling, and emotional honesty.
Since 2018, the Brooklyn-based collective MSCHF have been subverting the art system with outrageous projects. Far from being merely pranks, their ‘drops’ challenge our preconceptions of creativity.
In many ways, elevation is the essence of Japanese culture. It’s about reaching a higher ground with grace and modesty in every aspect of life. A quest for something far from the expected – just as Asahi and Forma symbolize.