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10 Oct

Posted at 14:22h in Interviews, Music
From the daily hustle of a gruelling nine-to-five, to the studio perfecting her take on what she calls her sound - alternative soul - for this born and bred South Londoner of Sierra Leonean heritage the journey has only just now begun - with the success of her Changes EP and the recent release of her debut single “Talking To Myself." Afro to side with the style of a chic vintage queen, Kadija Kamara with her sensuous silky tones is no stranger to the stage, having ditched the backseat spotlight of a back-up vocalist to grace the front stage with a new sound. "I don’t follow the trends," she says. "I just go with what feels good with me. I‘m just trying to leave a positive mark."

22 Mar

Posted at 12:46h in Music, Reviews
Spring is around the time when numerous new (or underground) acts begin to start making some noise amongst the already congested list of artists looking to take the year by storm. For South London rapper AKS, the build up to his anticipated EP The Bus Stop has been a gradual progression; releasing the well received A Miracle In the Making mixtape, gaining radio plays and doing the mandatory live performances. The Bus Stop hopes to be the vehicle to elevate the imposing lyricist up the ranks of the top emcees emerging from the UK.