KATSEYE for NYLON Magazine 2026 Music Issue Introduction At the beginning of January, social media was flooded with "Turning 2026 into 2016," Highlighting the golden year. Why? Issy Phillips from ABC Australia investigates and finds that, "...the nostalgia is not for the aesthetic, it is for a feeling. For a lot of young people, 2016 felt like the last time that mass culture was actually shared before everything splintered into aggressive algorithms. and our hyper-curated o

Unfortunately, I cannot be the President of the United States because I’m Canadian. But, if I were, here are a few things I would do to save the planet before it's too late in 2026.

PinkPanthress <3 Introduction: It's so insane to think that a young girl 17-19, was just sitting in her room making beats, only for a few years later, becoming the first EVER woman to be named producer of the year !? Brief Background If you don't know who I'm talking about, Victoria Walker, also known as PinkPanthress , is a song producer and singer, well known in the Alternative pop/ Electric R&B music genre. Her first well-known album, Hell With It (late 2021), and other u

Guest Speaker:: ninxoX0 January 01 2000, was the year when everything changed. It was the first year on the calendar to evoke mystery after the 90’s, and change the concept of lifestyle so vast, it continues to influence our current days. Gen-Z is bringing back style, re-watching their favorite Rom-Coms, leaning back to the roots of music....Why is that? Why do people continue to yearn for the 2000’s?

Introduction Culture is a beautiful thing to share amongst us. I personally can take a few things from each continent that I admire, from the rest. But as far as that, I believe that there is a limit of admiration towards them, where passing the line could become a bit of a problem . Where Do We Draw The Line? Why should there be a limit? Well, I’ll give you an example from my perspective. I am an @villagevalues African American. My parents migrated to have me. My skin is d