David Walker

Inspired by his friends, enemies and idols and working within the design and fashion industries, David’s visual style has evolved into an eclectic mix. Incorporating paint, pen, mac and material as well as his head, heart and hands…

For Margin David is showing some recent illustrations and a first glimpse of artwork from a new project called ‘NotYetDead’.

Pieces by David Walker will be on display at Margin London in August 2005.

Hiryze

‘Safe Haven’

Sometimes there’s more to things than first meets the eye. Just because a person shouts the loudest doesn’t mean they have the most to say. Hiryze doesn’t shout, he sits back and absorbs the world around him and then projects it onto paper.

Hiryze manages to combine simplicity with style, nearly exclusively using black and white to tell his story. Shapes created by the sharp ridge of a rectangle or the fluid movement of a curve dance around the page in harmony. Each with their own space, but perfectly in time.’
Text by Sean Brosnan

‘Jungle Fever’

Pieces by Hiryze were on display at Margin London in August 2005.
www.hiryze.com

TOKYO DAWN RECORDS

Tokyo Dawn Records are producing a limited-edition Margin CD exclusively for Margin visitors to the August 2005 edition as well as providing the soundtrack to the show. This collectors item CD features previously unreleased jewels from heavy weight artists such as Blue Eyes, Mercury Waters, Opolopo, Causes & Forces, Brownsville, E The Hot and many more.

Tokyo Dawn Records is the name of the tough little unit of producers, vocalists, jazz-instrumentalists, djs, designers and video-artists. They’ve been releasing music on the internet for free since 1997. improving skills, networking, studying underground strategies, gaining attention, avoiding musical scenes and sometimes even receiving an award or two inbetween. They stepped onto the scene as one of the very first ‘opensource music’ communities around and worked hard on improving their output ever since, even leading to special releases by Domu, Blaktroniks, Seiji, Alistair Colling, Sweet Abraham, Sad Rockets, Lackluster and many others. Tokyo Dawn became a fixed part of nearly all articles concerning the free music movement and the netlabel scene but have added to their output by releasing cds and vinyl since 2003.

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VARIOUS ARTISTS
TOKYO DAWN X MARGIN CD

1 THERIAK Feat. BLUE EYES
The Crush
2 MERCURY WATERS
Pavement Pain
3 COMFORT FIT Feat. BLAKTRONIKS
Something to Do
4 CAUSES & FORCES Feat. ANTHONY E. BAGGETTE
Another This, Another That
5 PROJECT DELOS
A Saturday Night on the Moon
6 MENTZ
Frames
7 DIRTY STAR
Dedication
8 CAUSES & FORCES
Reality Drop (Aleem Sahid Ivory Remix)
9 SAINE
Listen Up (Instrumental)
10 E THE HOT Feat. LIL’NOVA
To The Place
11 BROWNSVILLE
Smoke Punk (Club Mix/Radio Edit)
12 COMFORT FIT Feat. BLAKTRONIKS
Freeze The Cut (Opolopo’s Emotional Draft Remix)
13 E THE HOT
Watchudoo
14 KIM MANTZ
The Very Thought of You
15 BOSSANOBLE
Timeless Supermoving

MARGIN LONDON
7th & 8th August 2005
10am til 6pm
The Music Rooms
London W1

Showcasing upscale streetwear & directional tailoring, MARGIN previews clothing and accessories ranges for Men and Women from 60 premium labels, including many new design start-ups.

Margin has been successfully running in London for 3 years. Key independent, department, and multiple stores, as well as buying groups and agencies from the UK, Europe and Japan, visit the central London venue of The Music Rooms over two days each February and August to discover and order from new labels. By keeping the selection of brands on offer tight and focused, Margin London has established itself as a must-visit show for buyers and street couture labels to do business.

Margin exists to promote young upscale streetwear and directional tailoring labels and was established to help new labels reach a wider buying and press audience.

Margin London was created out of necessity. Retailers travel the world looking for the next big thing but are never going to find it at a show whose costs prohibit fresh talent. The main drive of Margin London was to establish a show where new young labels could find an affordable platform to meet buyers, get orders, and grow their business.

Exhibitors
Labels making their debut at Margin London in August 2005 include ARTBOX, BROKE BAMBOO, CUBAN VINTAGE, DISORDER, ELVIN CLOVIN, ENAMORE, FLYING EYEBALL, GALIBARDY, GLO 4LIFE, GORDON MCQUEEN, GROUND ZERO, ISLAND RECORDS, ITSUS, KULTE, LOOP NYC, LOREAK MENDIAN, MAMA CLOTHING, NYMPH, QWST, REKO, STEELO, STEREOTYPE, SUGARHILL, 3RD BORN, VILDERNESS, YAMAMA, YES NO MAYBE, and ZETO.

Labels back at Margin include: BECAUSE WE WERE BORED, DEPARTMENT OF WORKS, DEPHECT, GOODVIBES, HEIDI SEEKER, I SAVED LAURENCE, JUNKY STYLING, KOMODO, KONTAKT, LADY LUCK RULES OK, LAZY OAF, MARADA, MERTLE & GEORGE, NEW URBAN, NORTHERN SHIRTS, ONJOO MAC, PHEVA, REBE, SUPREMEBEING, 28 BLACK, UNIFORM, VAMP STAR, and X-LARGE.