We try to celebrate women every day, but given a designated time for such reflections, DRØME took some time to come together and celebrate strong women; those of the past as well as each other, as we are now.
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For our latest CRUSH, we talked to the artist Brad Walsh about his most recent project Antiglot, an album built on the layering of lyric-less vocals and sounds made with the body—all inspired by the current American political climate.
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The first in a new series of videos exploring the young creatives that inspire us the most. We're CRUSHING on the future thought and culture leaders of the world!
Seattle-based musician Merce Lemon is debuting their brand new first album, Ideal for a Light Flow With Your Body, on DRØME. Editor-in-Chief Caroline D'Arcy Gorman talks to the artist about their musical inspiration, coming to terms with queerness, and the death of Johnny the cat.
Bound and gagged by The Man, Emma Sulkowicz's latest piece continues in the performance artist's history of biting institutional critiques.