Record is an independent magazine that explores culture through the prism of music — treating the act of listening not as passive consumption but as a lens through which fashion, art, design, and contemporary life come into sharper focus. The publication sits at the intersection of music journalism and cultural criticism, with an editorial voice that takes both seriously and refuses to separate one from the other.
Each issue brings together photography, interviews, and essays that move between genres, scenes, and disciplines with the restless curiosity of someone flipping through a record collection. The artists featured are not always musicians: they are the designers, photographers, filmmakers, and visual artists whose work is shaped by the same sonic frequencies. The magazine understands that music does not exist in isolation — it generates culture, and Record is interested in mapping the full territory of that generation.
The visual production is considered and confident, with photography that captures the energy of musical culture without resorting to backstage clichés or concert photography. For anyone who believes that the most interesting cultural conversations start with the question "what are you listening to?" — Record provides a beautifully produced space for that conversation to unfold.