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Supported by London-based soulful singer/songwriter Tracy Sada, Soothsayers will pay a visit to the newly opened Woolwich Works on Saturday. Don’t miss the opportunity to experience their sound moving between reggae and afrobeat, dub and jazz, electronica and Latin influences to express the diversity of London and the UK social...
The London sound has never been so inclusive and welcoming. Soothsayers, one of the most all-encompassing expressions of the British capital’s music scene, will visit Woolwich and Woolwich Works on the 9th of October for a show enriching the Black History Month event calendar. The South-London ensemble has always been...
Check out the brand-new video for “Woara” by Ghanaian Afro-roots artist Rocky Dawuni also featuring guitarist Ackah Blay and beatmaker Wei Ye Oteng. “Woara which means “you or it’s you” is sung in the local Akan dialect of Twi. It is a love song that uses its call and...
‘Hoi An’ is the first single and video extracted from Something Precious, the brand-new album by French electro-dub musician Rakoon, out today via X RAY Production. “This ballad has a very special place in his new album Something Precious as it symbolises for him the (re)discovery of something precious”....
09/10/2021 8:00 pm - 11:00 pm Soothsayers Woolwich Works, London
After last week’s tribute to the great Lee Scratch Perry, several musicians and producers let me know their work is also greatly influences by The Upsetter‘s work. So I did an open call on FB and IG and this is the result, almost two hours of producers and musicians influenced...