GORILLAZ FOR WONDERLAND
Gorillaz front the latest cover of Wonderland Magazine, reflecting on 25 years of boundary-pushing music and the deeply personal journey behind their new album The Mountain. In the cover story, creators Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett discuss grief, creativity and their recent travels to India, which inspired the record’s themes of loss, spirituality and community. Stepping out from behind the band’s animated characters, the duo open up about the evolving purpose of Gorillaz — using the project as a platform to experiment freely, collaborate globally and continue redefining what a band can be in the digital age.
KAYTRAMINÉ FOR WONDERLAND
In the whimsical pages of Wonderland magazine, the enigmatic artist Kaytraminé takes readers on a sonic journey through a kaleidoscope of genres, leaving an indelible mark on the Wonderland landscape. The feature paints a portrait of Kaytraminé as a sonic sorcerer, conjuring beats that bridge the gap between dreamlike escapades and pulsating reality.
LITTLE SIMZ FOR WONDERLAND
In a spellbinding feature for Wonderland, Little Simz, the visionary wordsmith, commands attention with her magnetic presence, seamlessly intertwining her musical prowess with an exploration of self-discovery and empowerment. The editorial captures Simz against a backdrop that mirrors the dynamic and multifaceted nature of her art, portraying her not merely as a rapper but as a cultural luminary whose influence extends far beyond the boundaries of her craft.
KALI UCHIS FOR WONDERLAND
In a mesmerizing feature for Wonderland, Kali Uchis graces the pages with an ethereal presence, seamlessly blending her musical enchantment with a visual narrative that mirrors the dreamlike quality of her artistry. The editorial unfolds as a kaleidoscopic journey through the multi-faceted world of Uchis, capturing her not only as a sonic enchantress but as a visionary at the intersection of music and fashion.