NÜ RYTHMO
NÜ RYTHMO might be the surf movie everyone was waiting for. Mikey Feb riding perfect waves in Africa is the without any doubt one of the best surf movie of this year.
Exploring West Africa, Mikey February was lucky enough to find this wave, lost in the middle of nowhere, in a small fishing town. Local musicians accompany the dance of this lone surfer, riding endless waves with his unique style and elegance.
Surfing by Mikey February
Directed by Sam Smith
Filmed by Wade Carroll
Produced by Alan Van Gysen
Music by Stevo Atambire, Faso Folly Band & Aborigines Band, all recorded live on location.
Mikey February, the talented Vans Surf team rider, lives a life driven by purpose and determination, both on and off his surfboard. His commitment and focus on the waves parallel the mindset he carries in his everyday life. This mindset has propelled him to become one of the world's most accomplished surfers, while still remaining the down-to-earth and approachable individual he has always been. As a hometown hero, Mikey, together with his wife, founded a non-profit organization, and he made history as the first Black African surfer to qualify for the WSL Championship Tour.
"Following the Fall Line" is a captivating portrait that delves into the remarkable journey of Bryce Young and the inspiring individuals who have shaped his path. Produced by needessentials and masterfully edited by Milo Inglis, this film beautifully showcases Bryce's extraordinary talents in surfing and skateboarding, while providing a profound insight into the influences that have shaped his unique creative approach to waves and terrain.
Introducing an extraordinary surf collection that draws its inspiration from the remarkable Lisa Andersen, a true icon of the early days of ROXY. This collection embodies the spirit of adventure and innovation, capturing the essence of Andersen's pioneering presence in the world of women's surfing.
Here we are on land with Surf Ghana in Busua Beach, Ghana, at the Vans Surf house, bringing some shape materials, setting up a shaping & repair room & meet the culture, the vibes & the local community. Shaping the first board here & shaping the future of the surf community.
Surf Ghana is a collective who’s supporting development of surfing & skateboarding in Ghana, Justice Kwofi is part of the collective as a surf teacher & surf mentor. He came in France with the goal to learn how to shape & repair boards and share this knowledge back in Ghana.
We were fortunate enough to have a sit-down session with the iconic surfer, Lisa Andersen, delving deep into the vast expanse of life's wisdom and experiences.
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Patagonia’s new film, Foam Dust – 25 Years of FCD, thumbs through the archives of FCD Surfboards. It looks back at the characters who embarked on an experimental journey in surfboard material and design—building boards that leave the least amount of environmental harm.
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