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Ghetto Gastro’s sound of resistance with Beats Studio3 Wireless
The limited-edition Ghetto Gastro Beats Studio3 Wireless headphone amplifies the sound of resistance through music and a powerful aesthetic.
Our collaboration with Ghetto Gastro is rooted in celebrating those who are empowering communities in need through food and music. From the design to the packaging, the Ghetto Gastro Beats Studio3 Wireless headphone features a powerful visual language — representing voices that deserve to be seen and heard.
The limited-edition Ghetto Gastro Beats Studio3 Wireless headphone amplifies the sound of resistance through music and a powerful aesthetic.
Our collaboration with Ghetto Gastro is rooted in celebrating those who are empowering communities in need through food and music. From the design to the packaging, the Ghetto Gastro Beats Studio3 Wireless headphone features a powerful visual language — representing voices that deserve to be seen and heard.
The limited-edition Ghetto Gastro Beats Studio3 Wireless headphone amplifies the sound of resistance through music and a powerful aesthetic.
Our collaboration with Ghetto Gastro is rooted in celebrating those who are empowering communities in need through food and music. From the design to the packaging, the Ghetto Gastro Beats Studio3 Wireless headphone features a powerful visual language — representing voices that deserve to be seen and heard.
Ghetto Gastro is a Bronx-based collective of culinary enthusiasts founded by Jon Gray, Lester Walker, and Pierre Serrao that use food as a way to spark larger conversations around inclusion, race, and economic empowerment.
Beats and Ghetto Gastro have been right hand partners in creating experiences that blend the worlds of food and music. Our latest collaboration — the Ghetto Gastro Beats Studio3 Wireless headphone — is crystalized through a black and white aesthetic across the classic Beats silhouette, with a black on black Ghetto Gastro logo across the headband. Additionally, the packaging is a visual representation of resistance against oppression from those leading the charge in their communities.
Ghetto Gastro is a Bronx-based collective of culinary enthusiasts founded by Jon Gray, Lester Walker, and Pierre Serrao that use food as a way to spark larger conversations around inclusion, race, and economic empowerment.
Beats and Ghetto Gastro have been right hand partners in creating experiences that blend the worlds of food and music. Our latest collaboration — the Ghetto Gastro Beats Studio3 Wireless headphone — is crystalized through a black and white aesthetic across the classic Beats silhouette, with a black on black Ghetto Gastro logo across the headband. Additionally, the packaging is a visual representation of resistance against oppression from those leading the charge in their communities.
Ghetto Gastro is a Bronx-based collective of culinary enthusiasts founded by Jon Gray, Lester Walker, and Pierre Serrao that use food as a way to spark larger conversations around inclusion, race, and economic empowerment.
Beats and Ghetto Gastro have been right hand partners in creating experiences that blend the worlds of food and music. Our latest collaboration — the Ghetto Gastro Beats Studio3 Wireless headphone — is crystalized through a black and white aesthetic across the classic Beats silhouette, with a black on black Ghetto Gastro logo across the headband. Additionally, the packaging is a visual representation of resistance against oppression from those leading the charge in their communities.
I think food is one of the best connective tissues that humans have.
jon gray, ghetto gastro co-founder
I think food is one of the best connective tissues that humans have.
jon gray, ghetto gastro co-founder
I think food is one of the best connective tissues that humans have.
jon gray, ghetto gastro co-founder
Ghetto Gastro is proud to support their partner organizations Sweet Freedom Farms and Herban Cura, who work day to day to nourish their communities.
Ghetto Gastro is proud to support their partner organizations Sweet Freedom Farms and Herban Cura, who work day to day to nourish their communities.
Ghetto Gastro is proud to support their partner organizations Sweet Freedom Farms and Herban Cura, who work day to day to nourish their communities.
“Exposure doesn’t keep the lights on,” says co-founder Jon Gray. Ghetto Gastro and their community in NYC have dedicated their life's work to tackling food apartheid by democratizing access to food, and showing how it can be used as a weapon for liberation.
The Ghetto Gastro Beats Studio3 Wireless headphones are in very limited supply, so get them before they’re gone.
Queue up the Apple Music playlist curated by Ghetto Gastro that channels the sound of resistance.
“Exposure doesn’t keep the lights on,” says co-founder Jon Gray. Ghetto Gastro and their community in NYC have dedicated their life's work to tackling food apartheid by democratizing access to food, and showing how it can be used as a weapon for liberation.
The Ghetto Gastro Beats Studio3 Wireless headphones are in very limited supply, so get them before they’re gone.
Queue up the Apple Music playlist curated by Ghetto Gastro that channels the sound of resistance.
“Exposure doesn’t keep the lights on,” says co-founder Jon Gray. Ghetto Gastro and their community in NYC have dedicated their life's work to tackling food apartheid by democratizing access to food, and showing how it can be used as a weapon for liberation.
The Ghetto Gastro Beats Studio3 Wireless headphones are in very limited supply, so get them before they’re gone.
Queue up the Apple Music playlist curated by Ghetto Gastro that channels the sound of resistance.
