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13 Mar

Posted at 15:33h in Music, Reviews
Michael Kiwanuka is an unbelievably talented 24 year-old, this much cannot be denied. The three EPs he released in 2011 were among the best pieces of music to come out of the UK that year and it is no surprise that a major label came calling just in time to sign him as the year ended. Equally not surprising was his nomination for the BBC Sound of 2012, which he subsequently won at the start of this year and rightly so. What is surprising however is the disapproval that some critics have tried to lodge at Kiwanuka’s doorstep and their qualm stems from the notion that apparently Kiwanuka is “not original enough.”