Teens Media Network (TMN®) published a piece exploring Daisy Chain Fields and the tension between existing systems and independent infrastructure.
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Daisy Chain Fields, the new festival launched by Olivia Rodrigo, raised $20 million for organizations supporting women and girls while bringing together artists across g…
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Teens Media Network (TMN®)
Independent media network covering music, film, and culture
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- Media Production
- Location
- Brooklyn, US
- Company size
- 2–10 employees
About Teens Media Network (TMN®)
Independent cultural media network where emerging creators produce and publish in music, film, and contemporary culture. We create original reporting, interviews, and visual storytelling alongside experienced mentors within active cultural scenes. Operating bilingually in English and Spanish across the United States and Spain, TMN® connects emerging voices with global cultural conversations.
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Teens Media Network (TMN®) published an article by Ivan Martínez Larroya discussing topics such as motherhood, body, feminism, love, and religion.
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Teens Media Network (TMN®) creator Ivan Martínez Larroya covered Mac DeMarco's Primavera Sound concert cancellation and return to Barcelona for the Sala 1 of Razzmatazz on September 16 and 17.
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Teens Media Network (TMN®) team members Noelia Serrano and Ivan Martínez Larroya covered the concert of Aitana at the Palau Sant Jordi during her fourth album tour.
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