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Daisy Carter
Verified
Contributor, DIY Magazine
Anchorage
Beats
Biography
Hi there! I'm Daisy Carter. I'm attending the University of Alaska Anchorage pursuing a Bachelor's in Journalism and Public Communications with a minor in Creative Writing. I work as a peer mentor with Alaska Teen Media Institute (ATMI). I've been at ATMI since I was a sophomore in high school and I have learned so much about broadcast journalism through my work there. I started working for my university newspaper, The Northernlight, in the fall of 2020 as a news reporter. I covered news and had a movie review column. I like covering stories that I feel are important such as social justice and gun violence. I'm a big advocate for making sure youth voices are heard and are part of the conversation about their future.
Not sure yet. I'm happy to listen but a man's got to know his limitations.
Content
By Daisy Carter| DIY Magazine Verified A record that’s ostensibly been on the horizon since Julien Baker and TORRES (aka Mackenzie Scott) first played together way back in 2016, ‘Send A Prayer My Way’ is in many ways a meeting of minds, a deeply evocative project emblematic of courage and queer community.
BIG SPECIAL to headline SON Estrella Galicia show in preparation for Dot To Dot Festival • Festivals • DIY Magazine
By Daisy Carter| DIY Magazine Verified As well as a powerhouse performance from the Black Country duo, the night will also feature one of the brand’s signature beer workshops. Mark your calendars - SON Estrella Galicia has unveiled details of its latest London knees-up, and this time they’re bringing punk pair (and DIY Class of 2024 members) BIG SPECIAL to the capital for a headline turn at Oslo, Hackney.
By Daisy Carter| DIY Magazine Verified Their next album - billed as their “most unrestrained and emotionally baring work yet” - lands next month. Having recently confirmed details of their forthcoming fourth album, shapeshifting multi-hyphenate yeule has now offered up the project’s title track, ‘Evangelic Girl Is A Gun’ - a pulsing electroclash number that seems them turn their signature dark-tinged dance up to 11.
Company Info
DIY Magazine
DIY Magazine is a UK-based music publication located in London. It specializes in music journalism, providing coverage of industry trends, album releases, and live events. The magazine features in-depth interviews with artists and industry professionals, along with critical reviews of albums, singles, and performances. It also reports on music festivals and concerts, catering to a global audience interested in independent and emerging artists. With an estimated 11-20 employees and annual revenue between $5M-$10M, DIY Magazine serves music enthusiasts, independent artists, record labels, and event organizers. The publication aims to deliver curated insights into the indie music scene, engaging a dedicated readership passionate about music.
London, United Kingdom
Founded: 2002