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  • Jo Hill Brings her Sunshine to London to Celebrate the Release of her Debut Album, girlhood.
    01/12/2024

    Jo Hill Brings her Sunshine to London to Celebrate the Release of her Debut Album, girlhood.

  • beabadoobee Comes of Age in Stunning Glasgow Performance
    28/11/2024

    beabadoobee Comes of Age in Stunning Glasgow Performance

    Karma Magazine
  • On Cloud Nine with Jaz Karis at Islington Assembly Hall in London
    27/11/2024

    On Cloud Nine with Jaz Karis at Islington Assembly Hall in London

    izzyreevephotog
  • Arthur Hill Plays The Electric Ballroom
    26/11/2024

    Arthur Hill Plays The Electric Ballroom

    Chloe Redman
  • “I don’t cause a commotion, I am one.” – Wicked is a spectacular tale of friendship, knowledge and staying true to yourself.
    26/11/2024

    “I don’t cause a commotion, I am one.” – Wicked is a spectacular tale of friendship, knowledge and staying true to yourself.

  • Bradley Simpson Wows Village Underground in London
    25/11/2024

    Bradley Simpson Wows Village Underground in London

    Chloe Redman
  • Wasia Project’s Isotope Tour @ O2 Forum Kentish Town – A Magical Night
    19/11/2024

    Wasia Project’s Isotope Tour @ O2 Forum Kentish Town – A Magical Night

    Chloe Redman
  • FLO GALLOP: THE RISING STAR WHO HOSTED A PYJAMA PARTY IN SOHO
    19/11/2024

    FLO GALLOP: THE RISING STAR WHO HOSTED A PYJAMA PARTY IN SOHO

    words.by.liv
  • ‘Last One Running’ – The Mezz Are Coming Back With A Banger
    14/11/2024

    ‘Last One Running’ – The Mezz Are Coming Back With A Banger

  • 13/11/2024

    Konyikeh and the ‘problem with authority’

    Cherry Lamont
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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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