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UK artist Malek Berry shares his dream of creating a completely new music genre that will pave the way for African music talent in the UK and the world while covering Blanck's magazine.
Talking about his rise to fame, he talks about a famous tale of struggle and persistence; they had to work with unusual jobs, despite having had a second class in computer science from the University of Coventry and all they did to keep their dreams running.
With sold out shows around the globe and making jaw-dropping hits. Maleek has set his eyes on the high price of success; something he says is a very tall dream but one he is pursuing with all his might and talent.
Also in this issue, they chat with the lovely Nqobile Danseur, one of the CEO dancing trio as she lets us in on her entry into the realm of music performance. Morphing from a backup dancer to a music artist, she shares her thoughts on the industry and the secret to her success.
Laying strong emphasis on her plan to be herself and create her own style of music, she believes there’s enough room on the scene for what she is about to present to her growing army of followers and fans.
No issue of Blanck is complete without riveting and inspiring fashion and beauty editorials. From the Colour Coded beauty editorial to the Adorned jewellery feature.
See more photos:
Cover Credits
Interview: Franka Chiedu /@fasindi
Photographer: Cloee /@cloeephotographer
Stylist: Joehundred /@joehundred
Post production: Sonya Retouch/ @sonya_retoucher
Nqobile Danseur’s shoot
Photographer: Cloee @cloeephotographer
Stylist: Nadya Maki /@modenads
Makeup: Amie Jeng /@ajbeauty_
Colour Coded Editorial
Creative Direction, Styling and story: Franka Chiedu
Photographer: MC Media London/ @mcmlondon
Hair: Ayoola (Rarelook)/@rarelook
Model: Jasmine Asia/@jasmine.asia
Makeup: Bunmi Ogedengbe /@Neonvelvet
All styling accessories: by Pebble London/@pebblelondon ❤ ❤ 2348050417551 available for a good time ... spill TEA.... Easy on Shade #jaiyeorie
UK artist Malek Berry shares his dream of creating a completely new music genre that will pave the way for African music talent in the UK and the world while covering Blanck's magazine.
Talking about his rise to fame, he talks about a famous tale of struggle and persistence; they had to work with unusual jobs, despite having had a second class in computer science from the University of Coventry and all they did to keep their dreams running.With sold out shows around the globe and making jaw-dropping hits. Maleek has set his eyes on the high price of success; something he says is a very tall dream but one he is pursuing with all his might and talent.
Also in this issue, they chat with the lovely Nqobile Danseur, one of the CEO dancing trio as she lets us in on her entry into the realm of music performance. Morphing from a backup dancer to a music artist, she shares her thoughts on the industry and the secret to her success.
Laying strong emphasis on her plan to be herself and create her own style of music, she believes there’s enough room on the scene for what she is about to present to her growing army of followers and fans.
No issue of Blanck is complete without riveting and inspiring fashion and beauty editorials. From the Colour Coded beauty editorial to the Adorned jewellery feature.
See more photos:
Cover Credits
Interview: Franka Chiedu /@fasindi
Photographer: Cloee /@cloeephotographer
Stylist: Joehundred /@joehundred
Post production: Sonya Retouch/ @sonya_retoucher
Nqobile Danseur’s shoot
Photographer: Cloee @cloeephotographer
Stylist: Nadya Maki /@modenads
Makeup: Amie Jeng /@ajbeauty_
Colour Coded Editorial
Creative Direction, Styling and story: Franka Chiedu
Photographer: MC Media London/ @mcmlondon
Hair: Ayoola (Rarelook)/@rarelook
Model: Jasmine Asia/@jasmine.asia
Makeup: Bunmi Ogedengbe /@Neonvelvet
All styling accessories: by Pebble London/@pebblelondon ❤ ❤ 2348050417551 available for a good time ... spill TEA.... Easy on Shade #jaiyeorie
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