When we think of the interdisciplinary themes of music and fashion, Lancey Foux is a prominent figure in both fields. With work evidently rooted within lived experiences and exceptional musical arrangement that his fans fiercely resonate with, there’s no doubt in saying that Lancey is an artist that bears the tropes of aptitude. Relating his values, talent and persona to resilience, keeping yourself grounded, honest and inspired is key. Every artist should strive to perfect their craft not just for those taking it in, but for themselves, just as the literal definition in the dictionary. That meaning today tends to be lost and misinterpreted, as mediums are rapidly produced to fit current streams of commodified trends. These streams destroy a vast amount of value and passion, with an opportunity cost of influence to those upcoming, namely the youth, to carry on collective musical prodigies. Sitting down in this interview, New Wave understands and feel deeply on how Lancey Foux is a figure that fuels his music and fashion with true value, dedication and resilience, that teaches us all, the audience, to not neglect such a treasured opportunity cost.

Journalist - Fidji Gomis Mendy (@fidjimendyy )
Creative Director - Derrick Odafi (@esco_boomin)
Production Manager - Efosa Idubor-Williams (@iamfo_will)
Photographer - Silvia Draz (@silviadraz)
Visual Director - Kris Declan (@_krisdeclan)
DOP - Tom Walder (@tom_walder_84)
Stylist - Shaquille Williams ( @shaquillerw )
Stylist Assistant - Nikita Makh ( @nikita_makh )
Set Designer - Shania-Mae Wright (@shaniam00)
Set Design Assistants - Kwamia Longdon
Gaffer - Lighting By Joe (@lightingbyjoe)
MUA - Esme Horn ( @esmehorn )
MUA Assistant - Erika Freeman
Hairstylist - Aaliyah Sanchez (@aaliyahsanchez.hair)
Production Assistant - Jennifer Onwuta (@jeeniius)
BTS - Guled Hassan (@g.hass)
Creative Production - New Wave Studios (@nwavestudios) Sound Design - Blaise Sound Design (@blaisesound)