Cubavera proudly celebrates Hispanicnic Heritage Month (now through Oct. 15th) with a dynamic musical performance that pays homage to the harmonic power and beauty of cultural inclusivity. The festivities kick off with a limited edition capsule collection in partnership with the internationally acclaimed Grammy Award winning sensation, Yotuel Romero, lead singer of Orisha’s, born in Havana, Cuba circa 1999 and known for their musical style infusing contemporary Latin and Afro-American hip hop with traditional Cuban sounds. Cubavera has also commissioned renowned Cuban fine artist, Tony Mendoza to create vibrant pop-art inspired by Cuban heritage and culture. Custom wearables inspired by the collection will be gifted out to various V.I.P.s in attendance of the performance. Shop the collection now on Cubavera.com #lookgoodfeelgood For more information on the capsule collection and the partnership follow Cubavera on Instagram and Facebook @Cubavera, and Yotuel Romero at @yotuel on Instagram

London based Dubliner Louis Brennan is a singer-songwriter in the folk tradition. His folk however aren’t the field hands and travelling minstrels of yore but the repressed middle managers and ennui-ridden urbanites of late stage capitalism. They populate tales of bad sex, half-drunk commutes and interpersonal claustrophobia delivered in Brennan’s cracked baritone, at times embarrassingly intimate, at times spuriously broad, peppered with pitch-black humour. Brennan has performed in many guises on many stages and is known for a live show that takes the listener on a journey, turning the mirror from himself onto the audience, commanding dynamics as if conducting an orchestra not standing alone with an acoustic guitar.

Glimpses of Latin music have emerged in her music before – it would be impossible for them not to – but this new EP signals a new chapter in her career in which her heritage and search for identity are brought to the fore. Produced by Andrés Pascua, her new sound has a strong foundation in jazz and soul, driven by the hip swaying cumbia groove woven around funk basslines whilst Santiago’s voice cannot hide its admiration for master female Colombian vocalists like Petrona Martinez, dancing around the melodies, powerful when it needs to be. The, revealing a new sound informed by life in London and Latin American lineage. Home has always been in Stephanie’s heart, now we get to hear it live!

In Decentraland, There Are No Strangers. The same goes if you’re drinking Cuervo—whether online or IRL. As the first-ever tequila meta-distillery, we’ve built a world where socializing is the norm. Our interactive distillery experience is designed with exploration and friendship in mind. So go out into the world, (the web3 world, that is) have fun, meet folks, and virtually drink responsibly. This is your ticket. You were there.

The Museum of Contemporary Digital Art invites you to the opening of the MoCDA Digital Summer Show 2022 in the DCL University Campus on Saturday 9th July. Organised in collaboration with international art schools and universities, the exhibition features 30 works and celebrates the diversity of talented artists from all over the world while promoting new perspectives on digital creativity. Visit the exhibition on Saturday 9th July at 14:00 UTC to attend the virtual and interactive tour in conversation with the artists hosted by Filippo Lorenzin, Artistic Director of MoCDA.

JOW is an acoustic instrumental duo with a distinctive blend of jazz, folk and classical chamber music, consisting of James Gow on cello and Pete Judge on trumpet. James is an outstanding young multi-instrumentalist who has performed all over the world for theatre companies including Kneehigh and Wise Children, and is also a member of the band Eleven Magpies. Pete is the trumpeter with BBC Jazz Award winners Get The Blessing and multi-instrumentalist with the acclaimed folk trio Three Cane Whale, amongst many other projects. JOW's eponymous debut album was recorded at Jim Barr's J&J Studios in Bristol, and released November 2021. Their follow-up EP was recorded in St Ambrose Church, Bristol, in March 2022, by Alex Garden (Sonder, The Drystones, Tarren) who also guests on violin, and will be released in the autumn. "absolutely stunning" (The Nest Collective) / "stately trumpet lines of lament & renewal soar gently above earthy cello sounds and together weave an English landscape" (Friendly Records) / "there is no ego to this, just musicians playing organic music. They musically lean into each other and then give the other space to find their way. The audience love them" (Bristol 24/7) www.jowduo.bandcamp.com www.facebook.com/jow2o instagram: @jow2o