Meet the Team
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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Paula
CREATIVE DIRECTOR
ANDREA
EVENTS MANAGER
Akachi
MUSIC EDITOR
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SOCIAL MEDA MANAGER
SABRINA
STAFF WRITER
Tola
GRAPHIC DESIGNER
KOREDE
STYLIST
NNENNA
STYLIST
With a team consisting of Black members and majority women, it is important to cover issues that we can relate to and empathise with, which is why we are vocal through our content and see it as an extension of our values and beliefs.
Partner with us
The Floor is always looking for new content! From articles on Music, TV and Film to Poetry pieces and extracts from Books and Short Stories. Here is how to submit your work:
Submissions
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For articles, send us a pitch including a title, a brief outline of the write-up, your name and examples of previous work if possible. Please keep in mind our articles tend to be between 600-800 words. Submissions can expect a reply within 1-3 days.
Music
Music article pitches, music promotion and music-related enquiries :
Literature
Literature article pitches, book promotion and book-related enquiries :
visuals
TV & Film article pitches, visual promotions and enquiries :
Our Story
The Floor Magazine is an online and print publication celebrating emerging talents of colour in the literary and creative worlds.
Our content doesn't just appeal to our readers, we highlight the writer, the subject and everyone in between. With a focus on Music, Literature and the Visual Arts (TV and Film) we take pride in meaningful commentary and shaping the narrative on pop culture.
We believe what is covered and who covers it ultimately decides what is deemed important news, and creatives of colour have routinely been excluded from the scene. For example, 86% of all Black music creators agree that there are barriers to progression*, and this is just within the UK.
Through our biannual issues, online coverage, events and video content we are actively taking part in closing the gap for marginalised creatives across all of our focused topics - whilst also cementing ourselves as a cornerstone in future conversations.
*Statistics taken from Black Lives in Music Survey 2021
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