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C-Heads Volume 38
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A pirates life for us

They sailed and lived for today. Glinty seaside water all around them, the skin warmed up by the rays of sun. Stretching their bodies towards the light, plunging into the turquoise water. “This is a story of women of the sea, sisterhood, sorcerers, a coven, a band of pirates, exploring, capturing, and celebrating life and the sea.”
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London Wonderer

“I really wanted to capture Marina Nery in the beautiful and historic loud parts of the city of London.” tells us photographer Cara Poyntz. And our heart jumps with joy when seeing all those typical London monuments and feeling the special vibe of the city. “The London Eye, red buses, The River Thames, London Bridge, all of these aspects that give you London today for people visiting, but shot on film to really give you that nostalgia that London will always emit.
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On an isolated beach with Lea

“For more than a year, during a time when most of the world was going through the biggest crisis in a very long time, I had the luck and privilege to be accepted and given refuge by the amazing people of Bali and Indonesia.” tells us Martin Jovcheski.
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Two Year Vacation’s “Majored In Broken Hearts” takes you on a bittersweet feel-good journey

The five-piece band Two Year Vacation describes itself as a “Swedish band making delicious pop music” and this description could not be summed up better. Coming from a country where you get less hours of sun compared to more Southern countries and therefore probably quite some melancholical moments are bound to occur. Packed in light-footed, airy sound, while the somehow rough vocals drives the songs catchy they definitely serve up a feel good slice of indie pop.
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A Spontaneous Day in Rotterdam

Ray Litsala hasn´t been out of France since March 2020. “And finally, last week I went to the Netherlands. Just one day in Rotterdam, because I’m too busy. But I said to myself “never mind, go!” I met a friend and we spent the day doing just simple things. Enjoying the simple things with nice people are always precious moments.
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London based songwriter and producer Runrummer drops a pixel art visual for “Nightcaller”

“I wanted to make a music video in person but, due to the pandemic, I had to think of a way to create something special remotely. I’m a big fan of pixel art and was inspired by the music video for ‘Move Your Feet’ by Junior Senior. I connected with Madrid-based pixel animator Apoonto and we hit it off straight away. Our goal was to create a playful game-boy inspired adventure which really vibes with the 80s aesthetic of the song.”
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NIGHTBUS’s debut single ”Smalltalk’ reflects on life, struggles and feelings

“Smalltalk is our debut release from a collection of tracks written during the pandemic, writing together we could tune out of the noise, I felt totally unselfconscious which is a testament to our synergy. The lyrics are all drawn from my journals, scribing my dreams and struggles with mental health. I don’t always know how to talk about it but songwriting just flows. The track has a nostalgic feel to it, written with my teenage self in mind.”
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Seeking unity through song: A conversation with Jon Foreman of Switchfoot

“This album begins after you’ve disagreed,” says Foreman, “You’ve had the fight, and then realize… we’ve got a long trip ahead of us. We both disagree, and there’s no way we’re changing each other’s minds.” Which is a testament to what the band’s mission has been since they formed in the late 1990s – unity. “Maybe unity is not homogeneity,” Foreman muses, “Maybe unity is people that look and think differently.”
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“Love is everything to me.” A moment with singer Rochelle Jordan

“I’ve realized that life is nothing but obstacles and  situations constantly interchanging. Take that how you  want to, but I’d rather play with the changes than to resist them. You will lose if you resist change.” We had a chat with Toronto based talented singer and songwriter Rochelle Jordan to talk about her recent album, changes and the importance of creating awareness.
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Take A Moment with Victoria

“We studied in the same city two years ago but she went to Brazil and I stayed here in Spain.” tells us Pablo Gil about his new series starring beauty Victoria Basseto. “This summer, 2 years later we finally met again in Ibiza for a week. Victoria was on vacation in a beautiful villa close to the mediterranean sea and she loves fruit for breakfast.”
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Body of Water

We shot the series on a warm summer’s evening at Blagdon Lake in Somerset, UK. I’d wanted to shoot there for a while but not found the right project until now. Foxey approached me with the idea of portraying the archetypes of one of the zodiac signs. In astrology, the water signs symbolise emotions, cleansing, healing, and the art of letting go. Each sign have their own energetic strengths and these photos aim to convey that.
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“I always love it when musicians play with genres and their voices.” A talk with Nalan

Nalan means something like “tear of emotion”. And indeed, the music of the singer and songwriter with Turkish roots has something incredibly gentle, sometimes melancholical deep. She already changed her artist name a few times, and is also known for projects such as slimgirl fat and part of the group Gaddafi Gals, but now will finally release her own debut album –  “I’m Good. The Crying Tape” – at the end of this year.
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On the road with Léa Aznar

Sometimes it doesn’t take more than getting into a car. To drive somewhere. No destination. No time limit. Just away. On the road with Léa Aznar photographed by Yannis Nivault.
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Let’s rage against the dying of the light.

Somewhere to fill our lungs. Somewhere to push limits and testing dangerous waters. Somewhere where we can be a bit tipsy, laying on the ground on a mild summer night, connecting with earth’s core and the open, limitless sky. Some stranger laying next to us, philosophizing about the pleasures of life. We will run and climb and dance on the highest rooftops while all we do is wishing for this moment to never end.
C-Heads Volume 38