
Published 09 November 2022
Brynn Valentine,
Rebecca HobbsTapping into the power of subcultural youth, British footwear brand Dr. Martens has partnered with London-based radio station No Signal to showcase up-and-coming Black artists. The resulting broadcast series sees the former evolve its rebellious, youthful image and widen its appeal – Dr. Martens has historically been associated with majority white subcultures like mods and skinheads.



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