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Kyann-Sian Williams

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Covers:  Soundcloud era, black culture, and rap music.
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Black, British, Caribbean, and a proud Londoner! I write from that perspective and that perspective only.

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Ezra Collective are here because of hope

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By Kyann-Sian Williams Verified
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Wandering through Tileyard London, the King’s Cross hub for independent music artists, I eventually find Ezra Collective tucked inside one of the complex’s sprawling studios. The entrance opens into a kitchen area, where I co-opt a teensy space to interview most of the boys – five of Britain’s most decorated jazz musicians – one-on-one. They emerge from a cavernous shoot room, located behind the crawling plants and stone-frozen figures in the front.
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Meet Trim, the new "princess of rap" with a larger-than-life personality

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By Kyann-Sian Williams Verified
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Albums Now Jimi Hendrix Plays “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band” for The Beatles, Just Three Days After the Album’s Release (1967) openculture.com - OC • 46m There are many ways to celebrate a new album from a band you admire. You can have a listening party alone.
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Nia Archives breaks free

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By Kyann-Sian Williams Verified
| Rolling Stone UK Verified
Crowded around a wooden bench outside a central London pub in the blazing heat chatting with Nia Archives is a nice way to spend a Friday afternoon. But it wasn’t the original plan: the day before, we were meant to meet at the Bradford-born star’s house to talk about her daring second album, Emotional Junglist. There was also the exciting prospect of finally settling whether Yorkshire really does indeed make the best cuppa in Britain.
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