As you can see, their illustration universe is full of colour, energy and humour. They were a joy to work with and produced something which I think works very well with The Jazz Meet aesthetic. Their work has been exhibited in London, Berlin and, of course, Valencia so it was a bit of a coup to get them involved, but I’m so pleased they said yes as it is a great poster to end the year with.

Gracias Cachetejack.

This is the latest poster for The Jazz Meet and it features the brilliance of painter and illustrator Keemo. I just love his style and wish I could do more things with him.

The new album from Paul White is all set to be released, which means the artwork is finished and I must say I am proud of it and can’t wait to see it printed. Once I get my copies I’ll get this and the other recent One-Handed releases properly photographed and up into the portfolio proper. The illustrations for this project are by Penny Davenport and they definitely have a distinct feel to them. Spooky, otherworldly and kinda creepy, they recall some of the illustrations you often see on Polish book covers.

Predating the album release is the first single, entitled Trust, which features Guilty Simpson as the guest rapper. The album itself features a cast of Paul White’s favourite MCs: including the aformentioned Guilty Simpson as well as Danny Brown, Marv Won, Homeboy Sandman, Jehst, Tranqill and Moe Pope. There’s a folk singer too, Nancy Elizabeth, reading a peculiar poem. More information on the release can be found on the One-Handed site.