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Tochi Imo

(She/Her)
  • Digital Content Strategist, Teenage Cancer Trust
London
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To The Women Of ‘Top Boy’-Thank You For Everything

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By Tochi Imo
| Complex Verified
Last month, we said goodbye to one of Black Britain’s biggest television shows. From its beginnings on Channel 4 to its Drake-produced Netflix revival, Top Boy played a massive role in representing a subsection of a world that once had limited representation.
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WNDRLST: REVIEW: THIS IS WHAT IT MEANS TO PUT ON A FESTIVAL

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By Tochi Imo
| wndrlst.world
Developing artists such as Amaria BB and JayO opened the day, making it clear that platforming budding talent was the focus as they set both the pace and expectations high for the rest of the day. At the BBC 6 Music stage, DJs maintained a high-energy atmosphere throughout the day, captivating the crowd from dawn till dusk. A true standout was Jordss, who masterfully displayed her artistry through seamless transitions between pop, amapiano, and funky house.
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A Look Back At Some Of Our Favourite Black TV Mums

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By Tochi Imo
| zukus.net
A caring but sharp matriarch, Rochelle Rock is not to be played with. Intuitive to a fault, there is very little Chris, Drew or Tonya can get past their mother. While she can be debated as a key antagonist as the show progresses, her pure intentions are always made known by the end of each episode.
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A Look Back At Some Of Our Favourite Black TV Mums

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By Tochi Imo
| Flipboard
10 demos that are better than the studio recording As I traverse the joyous expanse of recorded sound, I often find myself rolling my eyes, internally uttering the phrase, “less is more”. All too …
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How Michaela Coel's Work Displays The Limitlessness Of Black Britishness

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By Tochi Imo
| Essence Verified
By Tochi Imo · April 19, 2021April 19, 2021 Last year, Grey’s Anatomy and Killing Eve actress Sandra Oh made headlines after discussing the extent to which the UK lags behind regarding diversity in Film and TV. Speaking with fellow actress Kerry Washington for Variety’s Actors on Actors series she stated that “the development of people [of color] behind the camera is very slow in the UK. I don’t know about the rest of Europe.
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UK GARAGE ISN’T DEAD

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By Tochi Imo
| New Wave Magazine Verified
By Tochi Imo (@tochichels) Ever so often, a debate sparks across social media, namely the Twittersphere, about the extent to which a genre has died. “They don’t make it like the 90’s anymore” they’ll say on R&B, “we miss the old Usher” and so on, and so forth. These discussions often ignore the role of legacy and influence when considering music genres.
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