Another performance from our last Remedy Raw night a performance from the superb Chimene Suleymann listen and enjoy. Next Remedy Raw Wed April 25th more details to come.
UK Rapper Cage Lu drops the first track from his new EP “Slow Burn”. Teaming up with Kensaye again on production its a quality beat with Cage delivering dope rhymes as usual. Looking forward to the full EP dropping soon.
Obenewa dropped this a couple of weeks ago and if you haven’t seen it already definitley worth a watch. A wicked take on one of the highlight tracks from Chris Brown’s F.A.M.E album. Obenewa full of class as always enjoy!
A quick clip of the guys in action to remind everyone about the Divageek album launch this Thursday night @ C.A.M.P Shoreditch. I think i’ve made it quite clear on how much i love these guys and live there are very few better. Its £6 on the door and gonna be an UNBELIVABLE night if you love Soul music make sure you are there.
So there’s our final line up for the Music is Remedy Stage @ Streetfest. Our Art of Storytelling show will feature some of the best poets, lyricists and storytellers around. The names are all there not to mention the likes of Dean Atta, Bridget Minamore and Deanna Rodger who will all feature in the Rubix Collective set. Stage times have not been announced yet but we will have show throughout the day and let’s not forget there where will loads more going on on the day. Earlybird tickets are still available here and for more details about the day head to the website. Makesure you come join us!
A couple weeks back we had our firs Remedy Raw of 2012 opening the show was the inspirational Dean Atta. He closed his set with a performance of the poem that has seen him gain some richly deserved acclaim and exposure “Nobody’s Nigger”
Highlights from this months Wired featuring footage from Remedy Favourite Louise Golbey. The next Wired is May 14th @ Concrete should be another quality night.
UK HipHop royalty TY talks about his career in the music industry to date and his plans moving forward. The most amount of respect for this man he consistently puts out quality content that doesn’t conform to mass appeal but brilliant musicianship. His views are refreshing and inspiring to hear and anyone who does have anything they can contribute towards his forthcoming documentary get involved and reply to the links at the end of the video.
Last week we held our first Remedy Raw of the year down at The Ben Oakley Gallery Greenwich Market. It was an awesome night with some quality performances and a wicked atmosphere. Over the next week we’ll be dropping clips from each of the performers the first is a Remedy favourite from day. Lizzie Nightingale performed new songs for the first time from her forthcoming EP. Her vocals were sensational and the crowd loved it enjoy.
Big thanks to Omar Jennings for providing the visuals. Next Raw Weds April 25th Streetfest Preview more details to come!
Another singer that featured at Raw last week was the brilliant James Craise. He recently caught up with the guys at LinkUp TV to perform his version of Drake’s “Marvins Room”. It aint half bad keep your eyes on this guy.
Young man with plenty of wise words and thoughts that people should be listening too. Here is his latest offering quality stuff.
Music is Remedy is proud to be a curator at this years Streetfest.
Now in its fifth year, StreetFest is staging its biggest and most expressive event yet. The limit capacity has almost doubled to 5,000, through the successful acquisition of an additional warehouse, which will make this party a true ‘road block’.
We will be announcing our full line-up very soon.
Check out www.streetfest.net for other amazing updates of this years event.
Shakka and Vula on a video TOGETHER!!!!! OH MY DAYS!!!! THE HARMONIES!!! THE PERFORMANCE!!! Have I put enough exclamations marks in? Baddest Shakkapella yet Ridiculous this guy gets bigger and bigger. House of Alt on it again with the visuals.
New visuals from DivaGeek as we get to hear another track from their forthcoming Album. As to be expected its sounding SICK. Vula is just immense and the musicianship just next level BIGNESS! OH DEM HORNS can’t wait to get my hands on this record!
So there we were back at The Bedford. It felt good. The place has such a warmth about it, but I suppose that is more down to the atmosphere and vibes that are created when OneTaste are in the house on a Sunday. Its says a lot about an event and a team when the organisers greet you with the kind of embrace filled with love that you’d expect from your mum. But I guess that’s all part of the magic that keeps people coming back and makes One Taste so special.
That and the immense talent that fills their line ups and last night was no exception. It was Obvious that a huge portion of the crowd were there to see Tawiah. And rightly so despite some slight technical hitches her performance and energy was out of this world. Her vocals are on another level to a lot of the females out there and as much as everyone enjoyed the new songs the highlight was when she dropped “Every Step” (forgot how sick that tune was) from her first EP I think everyone loved hearing that again. Really hope the powers that be give her music the platform its crying out for.
The support cast were just as brilliant. Bear armed with his guitar and mellow vocals delivered an effortlessly cool calm and quality performance. Sabrinia Mahfouz had the places in stitches with her accents, charisma and love of gravy (every time I see a gravy boat I’ll be inclined to pick it up and drink it down). Extremely proud watching G.R.E.E.d.S making his debut on the One Taste stage. He has come a mighty long way and is now a master of his words and performance (despite dropping the mic) and its fantastic that his stories are reaching new audiences.
All in all a brilliant inspiring night if you’ve never been to a One Taste show you don’t know what you’re missing. Big luv to Stac Debbie Dani and the rest of the One Taste Crew!
