Who we are…

Drip Media, a Converge Media contributor, immerses audiences in Latinx culture through storytelling, creativity, and community. Co-founded by Mathew and Belinda, our vibrant media company draws from our backgrounds in sports journalism, photography, and videography. Mathew's videography expertise brings a dynamic touch to our content, allowing us to capture stories with precision and artistry, from engaging sports narratives to visually stunning cultural showcases.

At Drip Media, we transcend traditional media boundaries to become a cultural movement that celebrates Latinx voices and amplifies diverse stories. Our mission is to connect with communities near Seattle who may feel disconnected from the city's sports and culture, drawing from our own experiences growing up in a small town east of Seattle.

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  • • 3/15/24

    Kraken Indigenous People Night

    Kraken HIFE Nights - a Hockey is for Everyone initiative to help connect communities with the sport.

    Indigenous People’s Night kicked off the specialty jersey games. Here is artist Bethany Fackrell explaining story telling design referencing Dog Salmon.

  • • 3/15/24

    Lunar New Year

    Kraken HIFE Nights - a Hockey is for Everyone initiative to help connect communities with the sport.

    Lunar New Year Night design was brought to life by artist Juliana Kang-Robinson. She was inspired by Korean art and colors in transforming the Kraken ‘S’.

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    • 3/15/24

    Kraken Black Hockey History

    Kraken HIFE Nights - a Hockey is for Everyone initiative to help connect communities with the sport.

    Check in with Barry Johnson, the jersey designer for Black Hockey History Night. His inspiration was drawn from the Pan African Flag and the Colored Hockey League.

  • • 3/15/24

    Kraken Women In Hockey

    Kraken HIFE Nights - a Hockey is for Everyone initiative to help connect communities with the sport.

    Allie Spurlock was the jersey designer for Women in Hockey Night, she drew inspiration from her every day life in Alaska while comercially fishing.