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15 Jan

Posted at 22:26h in Reviews
With every passing year, the music world becomes filled with new, “cutting edge” genres, ridiculous fashion trends and attention seeking future “superstars”. Representing the last of the purer, more organic musicians is Ed Sheeran, a mild mannered, carrot topped singer whose compositions resemble classic folk. But the power in his delivery (both voice and his guitar) has won him many fans – including those from the Grime scene. Completing the last of his series of EPs, No. 5 Collaborations Project has the Norfolk singer/songwriter collaborate with a number of 140 Grime Street’s residents, which aims to bridge the gap between the two contrasting worlds.