Hi Jane. I’m afraid we don’t. If you’re in the area then your best bet is probably the Tower Hamlets Archives. There may be records there. Alternatively, at the new station there are photos of the old station from around that time. Pop by and see if there’s details we missed?
Music moved online. White label records and dubplates were a key part of Rhythm Division’s business. Before the days of YouTube and Spotify that was how young artists shared their work. The internet cut out a lot of the need for physical copies and distribution, which was great for musicians trying to get their work out there but not so great for Rhythm Division.
It’s still active on Facebook and Twitter so you never know!
Hi P. It is supposed to be a news article, and you’re right. We’ve updated the language of the guide to reflect that. Whether people are for or against the proposals, the most important thing is that they make their stance clear. Thank you for getting in touch about this.
Hi Jane. I’m afraid we don’t. If you’re in the area then your best bet is probably the Tower Hamlets Archives. There may be records there. Alternatively, at the new station there are photos of the old station from around that time. Pop by and see if there’s details we missed?
Music moved online. White label records and dubplates were a key part of Rhythm Division’s business. Before the days of YouTube and Spotify that was how young artists shared their work. The internet cut out a lot of the need for physical copies and distribution, which was great for musicians trying to get their work out there but not so great for Rhythm Division.
It’s still active on Facebook and Twitter so you never know!
Hi P. It is supposed to be a news article, and you’re right. We’ve updated the language of the guide to reflect that. Whether people are for or against the proposals, the most important thing is that they make their stance clear. Thank you for getting in touch about this.