Deborah Harry entered the world with a Cancer Sun — not as innocence, but as a memory already formed. Her Sun, Saturn, and South Node also gather in this sign, creating a soul steeped in emotional knowing. Guest astrologer and author, Kylie Jane.

Basquiat drew from a vast range of influences—art, music, culture, and neo-spirituality. His drive is a defining trait, one that deserves both recognition and inspiration. There’s an unwavering focus to his work, a sense of purpose rooted in the Black community, and a rare ability to stay in flow with the moment. Where life meets art, and art paints life.

Kandinsky emphasized contrast and harmony as tools for creating rhythm and movement, much like in musical composition. He saw colors as relational forces, where the interaction of color, shape, and negative space produces the “music” of the painting.

As Mama’s Gun reaches its 25th anniversary, we return to an album that feels less like a recording and more like an invocation - a mixology of soul, jazz, reggae, hip-hop, and spiritual truth.

Hans Zimmer was a member of The Buggles. He would later go on to become one of the most influential film composers of modern cinema, earning multiple awards, including Academy Awards for The Lion King (1994) and Dune (2021). What distinguishes Zimmer is his fearlessness, his willingness to push boundaries in service of emotional truth.

For David Bowie, sound and vision fueled a spirit forever in motion. To unpack the many faces of David Bowie is to dive deep into a world of creative wonder and reinvention across every art form.

Frida Kahlo entered this world under the veil of diamond dust as a Leo Rising – the archetype of the performer, the creator, the radiant flame. She dressed in colour, she painted in pain, and she lived as if every step was a defiant dance. Guest astrologer and author, Kylie Jane.

Guided by her own artistic muse, Kate Bush is known for her originality, fierce independence, and a legacy rooted in deeply imaginative storytelling. Her work suggests that the muse is not a fixed entity, but something fluid, slippery, even chameleon-like not to be grasped, but to pass through the artist.