Lady Shocker on the evolution of grime culture in Bow and beyond
‘Grime gets people away from a bad place. It gives them a living, something to focus on,’
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‘Grime still gathers’: podcast hosts discuss the local music scene
‘The youth clubs were the element that brought everyone together as part of that MCing culture. So after they started shutting down, everyone sort of drifted,’ laments Gipson.
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‘Eskiboy’ book review – Wiley, Bow’s godfather of grime
The pages of Wiley’s autobiography, Eskiboy, crackles with an energy that is unique to the man dubbed ‘The godfather of
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Mercston: debut album and the camaraderie of Bow’s grime scene
Mercston is preparing to drop a debut album 15 years in the making. He has been at the heart of
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The Grime Violinist – a one of a kind artist reimagining a genre
Meet Tanya Cracknell, AKA The Grime Violinist, the classically-trained musician best known for her violin covers of grime tracks. Cracknell
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Roman Road LDN teams up with Eastside youth centre to launch Mad About Grime programme
Roman Road LDN will be partnering up with Eastside Youth Centre to deliver the Mad About Grime programme, a six-week
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Portrait: Margie Keefe, aka Grime Gran, nan to the grime scene
Margie Keefe, 80, likes a bit of hustle and bustle, which is just as well given she’s the undisputed nan
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‘Grime Kids’ book review – the inside story of a creative revolution
The rise of grime music is a story best told from the inside. That’s the ethos that underpins Grime Kids,
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Rhythm Division – the (140 bpm) heart of grime
Ask anyone in the grime scene about Rhythm Division and odds are you’ll get an outpouring of beloved memories. During
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Dan Hancox reveals the true story of grime
Dan Hancox, author of Inner City Pressure: The Story of Grime, tells the rise of a hyper-local East London sound
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