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Grime, hip-hop and the sneakers that come with it
A Tribe Called Next follows the records, the shows and the street style around them — then the sneaker care and gear guides you reach for afterwards.

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A Tribe Called Next is a blog about urban music and street style: grime and hip-hop first, then the sneakers, menswear and street art that travel alongside them.
Plain language, documentary photographs and guides you can act on — set wide enough to read in one sitting.








