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Between back-to-back shows supporting @reneerapp and her sister @raye on tour, plus the release of her second album Paracosm – which feels like stepping into a dark and wonderful dreamworld – we caught up with Absolutely to find out what’s on her culture radar right now.
From her intricate, self-designed stage looks to her whimsical, gothic visualisers, the universe that Absolutely is creating can be felt not just through music but everything she touches.
Keep watching to find out what’s on her Culture List: her dream collabs, the Tim Burton films that inspire her and the food spot in LA she always goes back to.
58“I first read Jerusalem at 15, studying for my English GCSEs, and Johnny ‘Rooster’ Byron has stayed with me ever since. When I finally saw legendary actor Mark Rylance perform the role onstage in 2022, it was everything I had imagined. Now, I want you to have that experience.
From the very first page, Rooster is mixing himself a hangover smoothie of sour milk, eggs, vodka and… speed. He’s a former daredevil now living in a caravan in the English countryside, spending his days dispensing booze, drugs and tall stories to local teenagers. He’s also been served an eviction notice for unauthorised encampment. It’s not his first warning, but it feels like it might be his last.
Jez gives you a man who could easily feel alienating – and then makes you love him. Beneath all the chaos and comedy is something sadder. Rooster is a dying breed: a wild and independent spirit utterly out of step with box-ticking officials and small-town England. The setting may appear far from your own experience, but the feelings at its centre may not.
What I love most about Jerusalem, and why I’ve chosen it as our first play, is how alive it is on the page as well as the stage. One moment you’re deep in English folklore: giants, fairies, ancient drums. The next, someone is arguing about Girls Aloud. It is funny, it is tragic and it is the best possible reminder that reading plays is not only for school.
58But in a city where there’s something beautiful at every turn, you might need a helping hand. And that’s where this guide by Service95’s @oliviarosemh comes in.
From the spots to indulge in butter-laced pastries and languid lunches with a pichet of vin rouge, to afternoons getting lost in the city’s endless galleries – plus evenings filled with crisp martinis and gluttonous dishes – keep swiping to see how to spend 72 blissful hours in Paris.
Head to Service95.com for Olivia’s full guide.
58It has been a whirlwind year for @the.absolutely and she's not slowing down anytime soon...
Between back-to-back shows supporting @reneerapp and her sister @raye on tour, plus the release of her second album Paracosm – which feels like stepping into a dark and wonderful dreamworld – we caught up with Absolutely to find out what’s on her culture radar right now.
From her intricate, self-designed stage looks to her whimsical, gothic visualisers, the universe that Absolutely is creating can be felt not just through music but everything she touches.
Keep watching to find out what’s on her Culture List: her dream collabs, the Tim Burton films that inspire her and the food spot in LA she always goes back to.
5 months ago
Next up for the @service95bookclub…
“I first read Jerusalem at 15, studying for my English GCSEs, and Johnny ‘Rooster’ Byron has stayed with me ever since. When I finally saw legendary actor Mark Rylance perform the role onstage in 2022, it was everything I had imagined. Now, I want you to have that experience.
From the very first page, Rooster is mixing himself a hangover smoothie of sour milk, eggs, vodka and… speed. He’s a former daredevil now living in a caravan in the English countryside, spending his days dispensing booze, drugs and tall stories to local teenagers. He’s also been served an eviction notice for unauthorised encampment. It’s not his first warning, but it feels like it might be his last.
Jez gives you a man who could easily feel alienating – and then makes you love him. Beneath all the chaos and comedy is something sadder. Rooster is a dying breed: a wild and independent spirit utterly out of step with box-ticking officials and small-town England. The setting may appear far from your own experience, but the feelings at its centre may not.
What I love most about Jerusalem, and why I’ve chosen it as our first play, is how alive it is on the page as well as the stage. One moment you’re deep in English folklore: giants, fairies, ancient drums. The next, someone is arguing about Girls Aloud. It is funny, it is tragic and it is the best possible reminder that reading plays is not only for school.
5 months ago
Paris is always a good idea...
But in a city where there’s something beautiful at every turn, you might need a helping hand. And that’s where this guide by Service95’s @oliviarosemh comes in.
From the spots to indulge in butter-laced pastries and languid lunches with a pichet of vin rouge, to afternoons getting lost in the city’s endless galleries – plus evenings filled with crisp martinis and gluttonous dishes – keep swiping to see how to spend 72 blissful hours in Paris.
Head to Service95.com for Olivia’s full guide.
5 months ago