For the holidays, street wave proprietor, Stussy, collaborated with artist, Trevor Jackson, for a line of nostalgic tees commemorating a time in music when you couldn’t turn an iPod dial. Jackson‘s been puttin’ in work since the mid to late 90’s and is responsible for the cover art on over 300 albums and remixes on compositions from the likes of Unkle, U2, and Massive Attack. Check out some of these clever tees with lyrics of the jams of yesteryear. Watch below to see Jackson speak about his career from the beginning and balancing both music and design.
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