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For my main feature artists of Simple Plan and High Voltage (Lauren Quilty), I decided to give High Voltage a rebellious streak in order for more punk or misunderstood readers to feel a sense of belonging (Uses and Gratifications), which would also empower my teenager audience as they know they can be as daring as Lauren as she has actualised that- as we can see in the contents page. Simple Plan were more difficult as they are already a band- I attended one of their concerts to take photos of them (and have sought confirmation to use the photos for my schooling purposes from a representative) and know that they are quite a fun-loving, excitable band but appeal to the emotional side of many of their fans through their music. I had David with his guitar on the front cover and Pierre, Jeff and David rocking out on the contents page, showing their exciting music pop-punk fans will enjoy.

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In my initial plans for the representation of my headline artists, I based 'Hustle' off the popular pop-punk band 'Paramore'. They were designed to be quirky yet relatable and down-to-earth, just normal girls who are a bit crazy but generally just stumbled upon a talent for music and took it in their stride. Hence, on 'Soundtrack' they are pulling a faux-punk pose and laughing at themselves, dressed in casual clothing like they're out on a walk that also compliments the palette of the magazine. It shows they belong, so the audience too can belong.

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I outlined the interests that my audience survey and research into music magazines told me my female teenage demographic was likely to enjoy. In my mood board, these interests span festivals such as the Reading festival to the type of social media they'd use, the bands they'd like, and the concerts they'd attend. All of this combined to create the generalised reader of 'Soundtrack'; someone who enjoys escapism into music and social media (Uses and Gratifications theory) and wants to actualise themselves as a pop-punk listener who is part of the fan community and hence a part of something greater than themselves (Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs). Thus, in my magazine I appealed to these interests with a competition for concert tickets for a popular pop-punk band named 'All Time Low', tips on how to meet these artists, music to escape into, and posters to put around their room to identify themselves as a fan.