Remembering A Fashion Visionary: Virgil Abloh’s 6 Best Moments
Virgil Abloh was the first black creative director for Louis Vuitton, and his impact on the fashion industry is undeniable and barrier-breaking.
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Stories that shine a spotlight on pioneering thinkers who forge new paths in their respective fields or those oddball eccentrics exploring the weird and wonderful.
Raymond Cooke, The “Father” Of High-Fidelity Sound
Since the very beginning, KEF founder and music lover Raymond Cooke has always stood for what he believed in: to make good sound quality accessible to all.
“A Camera Is A License”: A Retrospective of Asia with Canadian Photographer Greg Girard
A witness to a booming Asia in the early ‘80s, Greg Girard’s photographs document the remarkable evolution of the region.
10 LGBT Music Icons of our Generation
Incredibly bold music icons, from Lil Nas X to Janelle Monáe, are here to create a history of their own for the new LGBT generation.
SOL Exclusive: Zimoun, The Explorer Of Sound
“Silence is the most beautiful sound.” Swiss sound sculpture artist Zimoun talks to Sound of Life about chaos, order, uncertainty and hope.
Physically Distant, But Not Musically Isolated: Here’s to Collabs Surviving A Pandemic
The worst of times bring out the best in music. It rang true for these artists, who made hits by means of remote collaboration.
Dawn Richard's Triumphant Quest Into Electronic Music
Once a star of a reality TV-made girl group Danity Kane, to now an incredibly innovative artist in her own right, Dawn Richard applauds freedom in her sixth LP, Second Line.
Taking a Deep Dive into the Music of John Mayer
Ahead of the imminent release of his eighth studio album, we take a look back at the many works of the talented, at times controversial artist.
5 Things You Probably Didn’t Know About Andy Warhol
Love him or loathe him, there’s no denying that Andy Warhol was a unique character. SOL shares five things you probably didn’t know about the controversial artist.
How Frida Kahlo Broke All Conventions And Shaped Feminism
Mexican surrealist artist Frida Kahlo might have been relatively unknown during her lifetime, but posthumously, she is a female figure no one can forget.