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About What Is Hip! Magazine: The #1 Independent Entertainment Retro Magazine in the UK!

Welcome to What Is Hip! Magazine, the leading independent entertainment retro magazine in the UK, dedicated to showcasing independent musical artists with a funky, old-school throwback vibe. As the Retro Artist Edition of The Indie Post Magazine, What Is Hip! highlights artists who break away from mainstream pop, delivering fresh, retro-inspired sounds that captivate today’s music enthusiasts.

Curated by Gina Sedman, founder and CEO of The Indie Post Magazine, What Is Hip! takes readers on a nostalgic journey through exclusive interviews, music recommendations, and vintage throwback photos. Our mission is to offer a platform for independent artists to showcase their creativity and connect with fans who love music with heart, history, and a dash of nostalgia. Available online and on Amazon in paperback, hardback, and eBook formats, What Is Hip! Magazine is your go-to source for discovering the new wave of retro-inspired music.

Who’s Featured in What Is Hip! Magazine?

As the premier retro magazine, we feature in-depth biopic interviews with notable celebrities, public figures, and rising independent artists from around the world. What Is Hip Magazine! showcases the remarkable achievements of individuals in the entertainment industry, highlighting their journeys and the challenges they’ve overcome to succeed. We provide readers with an honest and realistic look into the life of entertainers, whether in music, film, Broadway, fashion, or TV. Our content is family-friendly, making it enjoyable for readers of all ages.

What Type of Content Is in What Is Hip! Magazine?

As a top African-American-owned magazine with a global audience, What Is Hip! Magazine passionately supports independent artists from all races who blend nostalgia with modern creativity. From insightful interviews to engaging articles, our content explores the fusion of history and innovation in today’s music, film, and entertainment scenes.

Where Can I Buy What Is Hip! Magazine?

You can purchase What Is Hip! Magazine through major distribution channels such as Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Our content is available in multiple formats, including digital (eBook), audio, and print (paperback and hardback), ensuring readers worldwide have easy access.

Who Owns What Is Hip! Magazine?

What Is Hip! Magazine is the retro edition of The Indie Post Magazine, founded in 2018 by Gina Sedman. As President and CEO of What Is Hip! Magazine, Gina Sedman oversees every aspect of the publication. What Is Hip! is part of GNA Universal Media, which also includes partners such as Indie Soul Radio, NDME TV, and Gico Music.

How to Contact What Is Hip! Magazine?

For inquiries or advertising opportunities, or to learn all about About What Is Hip! Magazine: The #1 Independent Entertainment Retro Magazine in the UK, contact us via email or call 1 (760) 678-5815.

GOOD TIMES NEWS

For Immediate Release

Introducing "What is Hip!" Magazine: A New Retro-Inspired Platform for Independent Artists

October 1, 2024 – GNA Universal Media, in collaboration with The Indie Post Magazine, proudly announces the launch of its newest publication, What is Hip!. The magazine, debuting with its first edition on October 1, 2024, is a vibrant, retro-inspired celebration of independent musical artists who bring a funky, old-school throwback style to the modern music scene.

What is Hip! is the brainchild of Gina Sedman, the visionary founder and CEO behind The Indie Post Magazine. As a subsidiary of The Indie Post, What is Hip! serves as its Retro Artist Edition, dedicated to showcasing artists whose unique sound and vocal style set them apart from mainstream pop genres. This magazine is a platform for those who dare to be different, shining a spotlight on the music that blends the best of the past with the creativity of the present.

"We're excited to bring What is Hip! to the world," said Sedman. "This magazine is more than just a publication; it's a movement. We're giving a voice to artists who embody the spirit of retro music, offering them a space to share their art and connect with fans who appreciate the unique and the unconventional."

Readers can expect a rich collection of interviews, features, and music recommendations that introduce them to independent artists who are redefining the boundaries of retro music. From the soulful grooves of the '70s to the funk-infused beats of today, What is Hip! is a must-read for anyone who loves music with heart, history, and a touch of nostalgia.

In addition to its engaging content, What is Hip! will also be a visual treat, filled with throwback photos and memories from the golden era of music. Whether you're a longtime fan of retro music or a newcomer eager to discover fresh talent, this magazine promises to deliver an immersive and entertaining experience.

What is Hip! will be available online, as well as in paperback, hardback, and eBook formats on Amazon. Don't miss the chance to dive into this retro journey and discover the next big names in independent music.

About GNA Universal Media

GNA Universal Media is a dynamic publishing company that focuses on promoting independent artists across various creative platforms. Through its flagship publication, The Indie Post Magazine, and its new venture, What is Hip!, GNA Universal Media continues to champion the voices of artists who defy the mainstream and push the boundaries of their craft.

Contact: GNA Universal Media
Email:gnauniversalmedia@gmail.com
Website: www.theindieposts.com

(GINA SEDMAN)CEO/FOUNDER Of WHAT IS HIP MAGAZINE INTERVIEW CREDITS

Artist Interviewed by: Gina Sedman

Aaron Akins

Acantha Lang (US/UK Singer)

Alan Delabie

Alena Analeigh

Allen Parr

Amanda Cole (Envouge)

Anthony Hamilton

Aphrose (Canadian Singer)

Aurora Lewis

Bella Maori

Beth Griffith Manley (The Voice/Kem, and Najee & former background singer for Anita Baker)

Bobby Rush (Grammy Award Winning Blues Artist)

Bonita Burney Simmons

Brenda Russell

Brian Haywood (Country Singer)

Charles D. Clark (Actor, Harriet, Empire)

Chase Huna

Christian de Mesones (Music & Me)

Christian Keyes (Actor & Movie Producer)

Claudio Corona (UK Hammond organist)

Con Funk Shun (Felton Pilate)

Congfusion

Crutchfield Jones

Dan Costa

Darrin Henson (Award winning Film & TV Actor/ Choreographer, The Family Business, Stomp The Yard, Soul Food, MTV Award Winning Choreographer)

Darryl Evan Jones

Dee Harris

DeeAnn DiMeo

Des Oliver (Composer London Orchestra)

Desirae Benson (publicist)

Desmond Parson (Entertainment)

Desreta Jackson (The Color Purple)

Devon Howard (Singer)

DJ Mogsy

Dominique Hammons

Doug E. Fresh

Dr. Robert Jamison

Eddie Levert (The OJays)

Eric Darius (Saxophonist)

Eric Nolan (The OJay's)

Erisa Nicole (Saxophonist)

Frank McComb

Gary Palmer

George Whitty and “Ambassador of Soul” Ellis Hall

Georgie B

Gerald Albright

Gina Sedman

Glenn Jones

Glynis Albright (The Waffle Queen)

Grammy award-winning vocalist, Lisa Fischer

Gregor of OLUMA (European band)

H'Atina Tacara Wyvette Wilson (BA&P)

Hailey Newman (Country Pop Rock Singer)

Haley Taylor Schlitz

Hans-Peter de Zeeuw

Harriet O'Kelley Legends

Hi-Five

Howard Hewitt

Jacinth (Music & Me)

Jakiem Joyner (Smooth Jazz Artist)

Jason Shand

Jaunita Wynn

Jay Hayden

Jennifer Holliday (The Dreamgirls)

Jesse “JTJazz” Thompson

Jewelle Blackman (Broadway "Hadestown" actress)

Joanna Blakes

Joe Jennings Jr.

Joe Tatton Trio (UK Band)

John Armato

Jon Gibson (Gospel Artist)

Jonathan Butler

Jonna Naegele

Juan Escovedo

June Kuramoto (of Jazz Band Hiroshima)

Kait Sardin (Irish River Dancer)

Kait Sardin (The Indie Post)

Karon Joseph Riley (The Black Hamptons)

Kartier Conway (Tapp Dancer Showtime At The Apollo)

Karyn White

Keith Robinson (Dreamgirls movie actor)

Keith Washington (The Black Hamptons, Family Business & A House Divided Actor, William Johnson)

Kenny Lattimore

Kevin Flournoy

Khadija Kahiem

Khaeem B. Yisrael

"Koko-Jean & The Tonics"

Lance Vantile Whitfield

Larry D Dodson (The BarKays)

Latoya London

Lena Mingo

Lenny Williams (Tower of Power)

Levelle

Linda Tavani (Peaches & Herb)

LisaRaye McCoy (Actress)

Lizz Springer (business analyst)

Lori Williams

Lou Gossett Jr. (Oscar Award Winning Actor)

Malo

Margo Thunder

Marilyn Scott

Mark Lantero (US Award Winning Actor)

Marqueal Jordan

Marvin Dexter

Melba Moore

Meli'sa Morgan

Melvin Riley (Founder & lead singer of Ready For The World)

Michael J. Calhoun (Grammy Award Winning Guitarist for Dazz Band)

Miki Howard

Miriam Nubnqueen Graham

MT Jones (UK Singer)

Najee

Narci Rodriguez da trio

Narisha

Nicole Cummings

Nikea Marie Packet

Norman Golden III

Ola Onabule

Oleta Adams

Omar Wilson

Patrick Leaonard

Patrick Leonard (renowned songwriter/producer)

Paul Anthony (Full Force)

Paulette Jackson

Phil Perry

Philip Brandon (TV Actor & Jazz Vocalist)

Randy Hall

Ray Lewis (The Drifters Lead Singer, former)

Richard Shaw

Rick Leon James (Bass Player)

Rob Morrison

Robert Kool Bell (Kool & The Gang)

Rodrick Harper

Roger Hill

Ronnee Martin (America's Got Talent)

Ruff Endz

Sam Rucker (Entertainment)

Samuel L. Thompson III

Selina Albright

Sergio

Sharon Rae North (Music & Me)

Sherree Patrice (Music & Me)

Shirley Murdock

Shy Speaks

Sir Charles Jones

Son of Pearl Tedi Robinson

SpellBound

Stephanie Spruill

Steven Russell Hart (Troop)

Tamika Scott

Tamil Robinson

Tasha Funes (Aviation Business Owner)

Terri Green

Terrie Rimson (Music & Me)

Terry J Harris (Music & Me)

The Critics (African Filmmakers)

The Cross Family of Ft. Lauderdale Florida

The Whispers

Tiago Coimbra (Bassist)

Titus Maz

Tom O Grady (Resolution 88 & Keyboards for Incognito)

Toni Green

Toni Green (International Blues/Southern Soul Artist)

Tony Exum

Tony Walk

Torri "Shonuff" Nelson (Female 13X World Boxing Champion/ Inducted into the female world champion hall of fame)

Troop

Varv

Victor Orlando (Percussionist for Gapp Band)

Victory Brinker (NAACP Nominee (Award Winning Filmmaker) Aurora Threats, (America's Got Talent contestant & Guinness Book of World Records inductee, Young Opera singer)

Walter Williams (The OJays)

Wendy Moten

William Demps

William J Johnson

Yancyy (Saxophonist)

Yolonda Charles (UK Bassist)

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