DRUM MAGAZINE: LIVE LIFE TO A DIFFERENT BEAT!

A FRESH NEW FREE URBAN LIFESTYLE QUARTERLY LAUNCHES IN BRITAIN THIS MONTH. DRUM MAGAZINE LOOKS SET TO CHANGE THE FACE OF PUBLISHING WITH ITS POCKET-SIZE FORMAT, EYE FOR GREAT PHOTOGRAPHY AND WICKED WRITING. WATCH THIS SPACE!

As the sexy new voice of British urban culture, DRUM focuses on the latest in music, health, arts, fashion, film, travel, food, events and in-depth features aimed at people of African descent and their families and friends at home and abroad.

DRUM readers are urban achievers, creators, movers and shakers (primary age range between 18 -- 30 years old). Committed to a distinct quality of life as well as a comfortable standard of living for themselves and their loved ones, the apparent mantra is "LIVE LIFE TO A DIFFERENT BEAT." The magazine has a large non-Black readership who appreciate popular Black music and culture.

DRUM magazine and its dedicated web site (www.drumonline.net) will be launched on Friday 25th April 2003. The magazine is distributed free of charge through a network of clubs, bars, gyms, bookshops, arts, entertainment and music events, libraries, community centres and other local outlets in Britain and abroad. Take a sneak peak at the drum cover now at www.paulboakye.com/html/drum.html

www.drumonline.net