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  • Blair Davie’s ‘Crashing the Car’ is a Heartfelt Love Song You’ll Want to Play on Repeat (Just Not While Driving)
    28/07/2025

    Blair Davie’s ‘Crashing the Car’ is a Heartfelt Love Song You’ll Want to Play on Repeat (Just Not While Driving)

    Karma Magazine
  • Y Not Returns to the Peak District for 2025
    20/07/2025

    Y Not Returns to the Peak District for 2025

  • ‘SEVEN’ by LOIS captures the bittersweet feeling of leaving childhood behind
    14/07/2025

    ‘SEVEN’ by LOIS captures the bittersweet feeling of leaving childhood behind

    Annie Barber
  • Royel Otis Return With New Single ‘car’
    10/07/2025

    Royel Otis Return With New Single ‘car’

    Lana Williams
  • YUNGBLUD to co-host MARVIN LIVE at KOKO in London
    06/07/2025

    YUNGBLUD to co-host MARVIN LIVE at KOKO in London

    Annie Barber
  • Claudia Valentina “Cry Them Dry”
    05/07/2025

    Claudia Valentina “Cry Them Dry”

    Cherry Lamont
  • Annie Hamilton releases unpredictable and magical track ‘the prologue (seven storeys up)’
    05/07/2025

    Annie Hamilton releases unpredictable and magical track ‘the prologue (seven storeys up)’

    Annie Barber
  • Olivia Rodrigo’s Dreamy, Nostalgic, and Electrifying Hyde Park Debut
    03/07/2025

    Olivia Rodrigo’s Dreamy, Nostalgic, and Electrifying Hyde Park Debut

    Karma Magazine
  • Female Artists to have on your radar at 2000trees 2025
    02/07/2025

    Female Artists to have on your radar at 2000trees 2025

    finndelisle
  • BLUDFEST 2025: ‘God, What A Beautiful Scene’
    26/06/2025

    BLUDFEST 2025: ‘God, What A Beautiful Scene’

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Karma! Magazine, established in 2024, aims to elevate women and non-binary voices in art. The creative industry is disproportionately run by men and Karma! plans to help close that gap. Based in the UK, but with contributors from around the world, we spotlight everyone through the perspective of our women and GNC photographers and writers, during our monthly digital themes and feature standout submissions in our bi-annual digital magazine. Join us in championing diverse perspectives and creativity.

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