Most music magazines have front covers that have professional and famously knows musicians. To make my magazine "unique" I am going use an amateur rock band who have a different look about them, and they are undiscovered/ unsigned so they aren't heard of.
I am going to create a piece of journalism which will be an interview with the band and I will ask a mixture of questions that look at their career and their normal everyday life, this looks into the life's of undiscovered musicians which brings a whole new look to music magazines.
Because my magazine is aimed at a niche market "rock" I am going to make my magazine "unique" by using three colours which are red, black and white but I am going to use the colour red in more things as it shows suits "Rock" more and not many other magazines use a lot of red also as well as the colour I am going to find a very unique font in which I will .
In side the contents of my magazine I am going to list all the coming up concerts of unsigned and undiscovered bands and musicians that are included in the niche market "rock". This brings a new take on undiscovered talents.
Olivia - the USP is not what makes each edition of a magazine unique but what make the whole magazine unique - it's unique angle/ concept. This might be the genre of music it deals with e.g. indie, folk, hip hop; it might be the audience e.g. teenage girls; it may be the angle - new bands.... I think you need to clarify this and identify what your USP is. These are more your initial ideas for your front cover....
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