A music magazine with a purpose

Forte³ isn’t just another music magazine covering the latest hits; it’s a platform that informs, inspires, and connects music enthusiasts with important social, political, and environmental practices, as well as socio-musicological analysis. Subscribe to delve deeper into the world of music with purpose.

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Our mission

is to empower music enthusiasts to explore the intersection of music, sustainability, and culture through engaging content that fosters creativity, curiosity, and connection. You can even contribute content by recommending songs and musicians to be featured in our magazine.

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Music is more than just beats that you can dance or headbang to, they tell stories and raise awareness about important issues like the Black Lives Matter movement, mental health and our planet.
Manel Ben Mahouachi CEO of Forte³
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The number 3 also stands for our 3 main categories of the magazine:
By combining sociological analysis and sustainability, the magazine promotes critical thinking to inspire shifts in consumer behaviour and advocate for the rights of people and the planet, using music as a unifying force for musicians and fans alike.

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Sustainability

report on sustainable practices in the music industry and give tips for indie bands, small music festivals and venues on how to run sustainable events and careers on a budget.

02

Music

Our music genres range from the 1960s to today. Our goal is to reach all musicians and cultures of the world while highlighting the importance of music environmentalism.

03

Culture

this section explores the transformative power of music in society. It delves into how songs address critical issues like racial, and environmental justice, serving as catalysts for awareness and change.

June 2024 Issue

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