Iness Mezel’s talent is characterised by a creative dualism. She is deeply influenced by two traditions – her native Berber and...
For the opening night of her Meltdown-curated festival, Little Simz handed the keys to a fellow scene-shaper: Mike Skinner, the...
There are people who want to build walls and others who aim to tear them down, both metaphorical and physical....
There are instruments that seem to have been separated at birth. Despite their distant homelands and their different appearances, they...
With the dance tent already in full swing, the live accompanying bands Banter and Urban Folk Theory were at large...
Walking into the small, church-like Stanley Halls, one could hear the familiar stabbing-horn sounds of afrobeat emanating from the hall....
Announced by a heavy downpour of Latin and African rhythms, Central and South American harmonies and lively up-tempo tunes played...
Rabindranath Tagore was the most important Bengali artist of the 19th and 20th centuries. He influenced and redefined not only...
Rami and Hasan, the Syrian duo of brothers, have just finished their London show at the exciting and packed Electrowerkz tucked...
No matter how much you try to avoid any hackneyed horse riding comparison or equestrian references, you’ll eventually mention them,...
For the final night of the 12th London African Music Festival, we are treated to the high energy sound of...
Within few minutes of the doorman closing the doors Bishopsgate Institute was transported to the main square of the small...