Overview
- The magazine was announced on Wednesday and is a 144-page, limited-edition print publication available for $40 through TheFallOff.com.
- Veteran journalist Bonsu Thompson is editor-in-chief and Dreamville creative Felton Brown is publisher, backed by more than 60 writers, photographers, illustrators, designers and artists.
- The Fall‑Off Magazine collects long-form essays, conversations, photography and archival material that include interviews with Jay‑Z, Lauryn Hill, RZA, GloRilla, J.I.D., Lil Yachty and Cash Cobain.
- The release is timed to accompany The Fall‑Off World Tour, which begins with two dates in Charlotte on July 10–11, and one outlet reported a limited in-person purchase window there in addition to online sales.
- Creators say the project aims to preserve hip‑hop context in a tangible format for fans and researchers, and it could steer other artists toward physical, archival merchandise during album rollouts.