Soul

Who or what was Soul Videomagazine?

Soul Videomagazine (originally "Soulrideomagazine") was a legendary German BMX video magazine series, released on VHS and later DVD. It was created and produced by Thomas Stellwag, a key figure in the Munich BMX scene. Thomas ran (and still runs today) an associated shop/mailorder, which holds a special place in our history.

What did Soul Videomagazine stand for?

Soul Videomagazine stood for the authentic documentation of the German and international BMX scene during the 1990s and 2000s. It was a crucial media outlet for German riders, showcasing local scenes, contests, and rider profiles long before the internet dominated.

What made Soul Videomagazine special?

Its specialty was its core perspective and historical significance for BMX in Germany. It was one of the main ways riders could see what was happening in the broader scene. For us at kunstform, it has a deep personal connection: kunstform?! founder Seppl Pospischil bought his first BMX parts from Thomas Stellwag's shop in the 90s! Shout out!

Who was Soul Videomagazine suitable for?

Soul Videomagazine was required viewing for German BMX riders of the 90s and 2000s and anyone interested in the history and culture of the German BMX scene. Today, the issues are valuable historical documents.

Is Soul Videomagazine still active?

Soul Videomagazine is no longer in production. It is a highly respected legacy media project from the "Midschool" era of BMX.