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Ahead of his *yet to be announced* European Tour, we caught up with Dept! - By The Fans Exclusive Interview
Interview & Words : Jessica Kamp Photography Credit: Unikorn Union We had the opportunity to ask South-Korean artist and producer Dept a few questions before he starts his first ever European tour. Jessica: Hi Dept, thank you for taking the time to answer a few questions for us. Could you give us a short introduction on who you are? Dept : Hi, thank you for having me. I’m Dept – A musician who has been active for about ten years now. I write, produce and perform music
Jessica Kamp
Jan 203 min read


Calum Scott - The Avenoir Tour Show Review, Pretoria, South Africa - By The Fans Magazine
Words & Review : Jenna Stoch Photography : Jenna Stoch & Benjy Stoch Calum Scott - The Avenoir Tour - Show Review: As a concert photographer, there is no better moment than just before the main act begins. The lights dim, the crowd goes absolutely wild, and then BAM - the show starts. And having Calum Scott right in front of you with a roaring crowd and all that energy was a dream come true. Last night I had the privilege of capturing Calum Scott live in Pretoria, and it wa
Jenna Stoch
Jan 191 min read


And I’d Do It Again - Only The Poets Album Review - By The Fans Magazine
Words & Review : Tessa Van Eijkelenburg And I’d Do It Again! English band “Only The Poets” - originally from Reading, are FINALLY releasing their debut album! It will be released on January 30th and we had the pleasure of listening to it exclusively, and we’re here to tell you all about it. For the fans under us, we know that there are a couple of songs we already know - through single releases and teaser tracks. Tommy, Clem, Marcus and Andy have since been releasing some sin
Tessa Van Eijkelenburg
Jan 193 min read
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