Author: Tazur Staff

  • Kevin Parker, better known as the the front man for Tame Impala returns after an extensive hiatus with a video “Loser” featuring Stranger Things star Joe Keery. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tame Impala (@tameimpala) After the long awaited release of nine minute short film “End of Summer” it is clear…

    Tame Impala – Loser
  • Earlier this month, Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker stoked anticipation by posting a series of studio photos on Instagram with the caption, “Been busy😉.” Fans quickly speculated that new music was on the horizon. Now, Parker has delivered with “End of Summer,” the first new Tame Impala single in years. The seven-minute track also marks the…

    Tame Impala – End of Summer
  • Last month, R&B artist Brent Faiyaz quietly announced his third studio album, Icon, via his Instagram Story. Since then, the Maryland singer has been rolling out tracks in his signature elusive style. While “peter pan.” and “tony soprano.” saw official releases, he shared “full moon. (fall in tokyo)” exclusively through his meticulously curated website—a move he…

    Brent Fayiaz – If (Spring in New York)
  • In an era of collective grief and fleeting digital trends, Dev Hynes—under his seminal moniker Blood Orange—has returned with a profound meditation on loss, memory, and the healing power of music. His first full-length album in seven years, Essex Honey, is out now via RCA Records The album arrives as Hynes’ most cohesive and emotionally resonant work to…

    Dev Hynes Returns as Blood Orange with ‘Essex Honey’
  • The architect of modern funk returns with a project that challenges the very essence of the dance floor. Kaytranada has released his highly anticipated fourth studio album, Ain’t No Damn Way Following the critical and commercial success of his previous work, the new album sees the Montreal-based producer refining his signature sound—a seamless fusion of…

    Kaytranada Unveils the Duality of Dance on New Album, ‘Ain’t No Damn Way
  • Introduction: A Cultural Phenomenon Reshapes Aesthetic Standards When Ryan Coogler’s Black Panther exploded into theaters in 2018, it did more than shatter box office records—it unleashed a cultural seismic shift that would permanently alter how the world perceived Black excellence, African aesthetics, and global beauty standards. The film’s unapologetic celebration of African heritage and Black identity, wrapped in the visually stunning…

    The Black Panther Effect: How Ryan Coogler Revolutionized Luxury Brand Casting
  • Haiti’s Gingerbread Houses—ornate architectural gems blending Caribbean design and heritage. Explore their history, preservation, and travel guide to visiting these living landmarks. IntroductionIn the hills of Port-au-Prince and beyond, a collection of ornate wooden homes tells a story of resilience, artistry, and cultural identity. Known as Haiti’s “Gingerbread Houses,” these architectural treasures date back to…

    Haiti’s Gingerbread Houses: Architecture, Ancestry, and Resilience
  • A global obsession with matcha has pushed prices to historic highs, but as droughts and extreme heat strain harvests, Japan’s small tea farmers are facing tough questions about sustainability. Matcha’s vibrant green hue has made it a natural social media star. TikTok and Instagram overflow with videos of frothy matcha lattes being whisked in zellige-tiled…

    Can Japan Keep Up With the Global Demand for Matcha?
  • Why Mexico City is a undisputed design capital Mexico City has long stood as a crossroads of culture, art, and design. Its streets pulse with creativity, where colonial architecture meets modernist interventions, and street art tells stories of history, identity, and social change. As one of the Americas’ most dynamic urban centers, Mexico City exemplifies…

    Why is Mexico City a world design capital?
  • Sheila Hicks: Weaving Cultural Heritage into Textile Design Sheila Hicks merges textile art and design to highlight cultural heritage, blending traditional craft, identity, and visual storytelling. Sheila Hicks has spent decades transforming thread, fiber, and yarn into works that are as intellectually rigorous as they are visually striking. At the intersection of art, design, and…

    How did Sheila Hicks merge textile art and design to highlight cultural heritage?