The title of the double page spread is presented in a graffiti styled font which coheres with the genre of music the article is about. It is reflective of the urban lifestyle.

The graphic at the bottom of the first page, of the double page spread is of the tape within a cassette, which also related to the article, where it mentions ‘mix tapes.’

The use of colloquial language draws the reader in as it speaks to them informally, much like a conversation.

“TOO MUCH shit” The capitals inthis quote show aggressive language which usually is in favour of what the readerthinks.

“C” shows the start of the article.

“Free, downloadable tap mix tapes is in rude health”This is appealing to the older and younger generation. As mixtapes are associated with the older, and the younger generation are more prone to downloading.

The subheadings remain consistent throughout the article, they also match with the style and colour scheme of the main title.

The graphic of “Big Sean”is separated from the rest of the articleby the use of the cassette tape which actsas a border.

The subheadings are aligned well with the paragraphs, remaining consistent.

The mise-en-e of the photos, (the purple and black clothing)coincide with the general colour scheme of the double page spread, pulling it all together.

The white background gives the double page spread a minimalistic look, it also allows the text to be easier to read.

Readers can immediately recognise what genre the article will be about from the graphics and the font used.