Archiving sonics, stories and scenes
SEEN is a Manchester based music magazine and platform created by global majority and marginalised people. It is founded with a core anti-racist manifesto: championing unheard voices of communities overlooked by mainstream media to narrate their own stories • Issue Two will be published this winter with a focus on electronic music and the decolonisation of our music scenes.

PACBI Statement

In total solidarity with the people of Palestine, SEEN commits to adhering to the Palestinian international call for Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) and to complying with the underlying guidelines of the Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel (PACBI).
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SEEN Issue Two Magazine Launch

Join the SEEN team and contributors to Issue Two for an evening of conversations, celebrations and music

Between Asian Undergrounds

Tayyab Amin
Charting Contemporary UK Sounds of the South Asian Diaspora

Union City Dues

DJ Paulette
Drawing on a 30 year career to make a case for why DJs need to unionise

A conversation between the SEEN founders

Jasmine Kent-Smith
The following is a transcript of an interview with SEEN founders Tunde Adekoya, Kamila Rymajdo and Balraj Samrai, during the production of the magazine.
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