Actually, I kept thinking about old music posters from the 80s while making this typeface. The kind you’d find taped to a wall outside a small venue, slightly faded, a little rough, but full of attitude. Those posters had something special. The letters were loud, bold, and never trying too hard to look perfect. They just existed with confidence.When I started sketching the letters, I imagined the energy of live music flyers, cassette covers, and handmade gig posters. Back then, typography felt alive. Designers and musicians weren’t worried about everything being perfectly clean. The shapes had quirks, edges had texture, and that small chaos gave the letters personality.In a way, designing this font felt like listening to an old cassette tape. There is a bit of grain, a bit of warmth, and a lot of personality that makes the whole thing feel human.Font Features Uppercase & lowercase letters Numbers & punctuation Multilingual support Two styles: Rough & Regular Clean kerning & spacing OTF & TTF files included
