Unwittingly wooing the crowd: The Japanese House live
Last month, The Japanese House played to a sold-out audience at Electric Brixton in South London. The place was packed full of people of all ages, everyone in a jovial mood.
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Warwick’s Favourite Street Food Market Stall
What's more important than deciding what's for lunch? One of our writers assesses the best deals in our very own street market at Warwick.
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‘Free speech’ isn’t an excuse for being a dick
I’m going to start this article with a small ditty from my life. I was recently likened to a ‘nazi’ for insisting that white people shouldn’t use a particular racial slur. Apparently I was encroaching upon the accuser’s freedom to say whatever they please. Can you believe it? A young...
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Mabel plans to carry on progressing through London chaos
After seeing her perform live in Birmingham, I interviewed the up-and-coming star Mabel about what and who inspires her, her background and her music. Placing her music in the genre of “R&B with pop/soul elements”, this young, London-based singer is carving out her own place on the UK music scene....
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Mabel’s got it all and is ready to make huge waves across the UK
Ah, Mabel. She really held her own during this gig, on the Birmingham date of her first headline tour. Kojo Funds did not appear to sing his bit of ‘Finders Keepers’, but Mabel really did not need anyone else. A woman in her early twenties, Mabel McVey has an interesting...
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AJ Tracey at The O2 Institute – the Wild and the Mild
AJ Tracey (real name Ché Moran) had a great 2016. With solo bangers like ‘Pasta’ and ‘Buster Cannon’, as well as features on Reekz MB’s ‘23’ and Coco’s ‘Big N Serious’, this Ladbroke Grove-born rapper has quickly made a name for himself on the UK grime scene. Now on his...
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Projecting black beauty
India-Mae Alby discusses the personal importance of her Black is Beautiful photography project...
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