Palace has built it's name on a very specific type of representation. Not just hip-hop, but London's brand of hip-hop; not just being a skaterat, but being a skaterat in Central London: weaving around tourists and over cobblestones, holding on to one's bucket hat while cruising through the few good months of weather in England. It's this type of specificity that defines Thames by Palace, the newish imprint from the infamous Wayward Boys Club. The brand, now in its second offering, is captained b...
Palace has built it's name on a very specific type of representation. Not just hip-hop, but London's brand of hip-hop; not just being a skaterat, but being a skaterat in Central London: weaving around tourists and over cobblestones, holding on to one's bucket hat while cruising through the few good months of weather in England. It's this type of specificity that defines Thames by Palace, the newish imprint from the infamous Wayward Boys Club. The brand, now in its second offering, is captained b...
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