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  • Enter the 36 Chambers: Chamber 16: Memorhyme

    Memorhyme. Memorhyme. Remember Memorhyme? They are two top blokes: Rich and Kurly. They are real on-the-ground activists who use words and sounds and power to make people think and grow and learn. They create safe spaces for people to talk about tricky stuff like race and suicide then use creativity to express. They do consultancy with schools and organisations who want training. Basically, you've got to listen to this podcast episode. It will help you get to know yourself better.

    Hit Kurly and Rich up at Memorhyme.com.

    You can see the behind-the-scenes footage to all our podcasts here: bit.ly/glowitheflow


    CREDITS:

    Produced by: Kiran Manley, now Bangerh

    Funded by: Arts Council England

    Edited by: Pete Murtagh

    Music produced by: Kiran Manley, now Bangerh and Pete Murtagh

    45 min
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      1 min
    2. Enter the 36 Chambers: Chamber 24: NZ
      The amount of AKA’s for this particular artist are numerous. NZ is a mainstay of the early Rave  and Jungle movement. Disillusioned by the early club scene gaining cult status and notoriety, he quickly began promoting illegal events instead of following the herd. As Head of ‘Narnia Recording Studios’ and ‘The Product’ management team, he went on to be instrumental in the careers of many up and coming Birmingham Grime and Urban artists before forming a Hip Hop collective called: ‘The Blues’. They toured and gigged alongside artists such as Jehst, Black Twang, SK, Rodney P and Roots Manuva. His latest rebirth as a singer-song writer sees him collaborating and bringing the elements of Birmingham’s talented beating heart together so we can turn that beat into a sound like thunder.
      FOLLOW NZ HERE:
      https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRul3AptIaeXjrB-x9nEnKg


      CHECK HIS MUSIC OUT HERE:

      https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRul3AptIaeXjrB-x9nEnKg

      CREDITS:

      Produced by: Kiran Bangerh, now Manley

      Funded by: Arts Council England

      Edited by: Pete Murtagh

      Music produced by: Kiran Manley, now Bangerh and Pete Murtagh

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      1 hr 25 min
    3. Enter the 36 Chambers: Chamber 23: DILIGENT FINGERS

      Diligent Fingers is a multi-talented Drum & Bass and Hip Hop artist and event/radio host hailing from Manchester, UK. With over 15 years within the underground music scene under his belt, Dili (as his friends call him) has gone from DJ’ing at free raves to hosting and performing at countless events across the UK and Europe. As a DJ, Producer, Host/MC, Rapper, Singer and budding Studio Engineer, Diligent Fingers is known for his high energy on the mic and behind the decks, melodic and versatile production, rhythmic flows and clever lyrics. 


      FOLLOW DILIGENT FINGERS HERE: 

      https://lnk.bio/DiligentFingersMusic 


      CHECK HIS MUSIC OUT HERE: 

      https://tinyurl.com/DILLIGENTFINGERS


      CREDITS: 

      Produced by: Kiran Bangerh, now Manley 

      Funded by: Arts Council England 

      Edited by: Pete Murtagh 

      Music produced by: Kiran Manley, now Bangerh and Pete Murtagh

      1 hr 25 min
    4. Enter the 36 Chambers: Chamber 22: DIDACTIC MK

      Didactic MK is a spiritual creator who guides others through her music, just what we are all about. After experiencing personal hardship in her younger years, she has an urgency in her will to helping other young people through her youth work. We want to acknowledge and celebrate her hugely admirable ethos and creative acumen.   

      FOLLOW DIDACTIC MK HERE:

      https://www.instagram.com/didactic.mk

      CHECK HER MUSIC OUT HERE:

      https://tinyurl.com/DidacticMK

      CREDITS:

      Produced by: Kiran Bangerh, now Manley

      Funded by: Arts Council England

      Edited by: Pete Murtagh

      Music produced by: Kiran Manley, now Bangerh and Pete Murtagh

      58 min
    5. Enter the 36 Chambers: Chamber 21: Navigator

      Want tips on MC lyricism from an originator in the UK music scene? We had the incredible honour of hosting MC Navigator on Glowitheflow recently. MC Navigator presented the BBC's first ever Jungle radio show: Radio One's 'One in The Jungle'. He is an originator of the Jungle scene. His MC style was forged in the fires of Jamaican Dancehall and Reggae sound system dances. These live sessions were so loud and pumping, you had to make sure your voice carried on the mic. If not, you'd risk getting boxed in the head by a Rude Boy, or worse still, getting bottled 'til you got off stage. 

      Navigator is one to look up to and here he offers tips and advice on writing generated over years of mastering his craft in song-writing and vocal delivery. A qualified sound engineer; music producer and mentor of youth, he has everything covered that Hip Hop HEALS promotes so chatting was a real joy.    


      FOLLOW NAVIGATOR HERE: 

      INSTA: https://www.instagram.com/navi4real/


      CHECK HIS MUSIC OUT HERE:

      https://open.spotify.com/artist/6rhLeedUsoFpYPcoOJWAVd


      CREDITS:

      Produced by: Kiran Bangerh, now Manley

      Funded by: Arts Council England

      Edited by: Pete Murtagh

      Music produced by: Kiran Manley, now Bangerh and Pete Murtagh

      1 hr 22 min
    6. Enter the 36 Chambers: Chamber 19: YT

      YT career as a Reggae-Dancehall MC spans back to the 80s. His conscious lyrics have enlightened generations about social inequality and racial injustice. We chat Babylon, badass lyrics and bad head days in this in-depth interview with one of Britains best artists.  

      FOLLOW YT HERE:

      https://www.facebook.com/YTReggae

      https://twitter.com/YTReggae

      https://www.instagram.com/YTReggae1


      CHECK HIS MUSIC OUT HERE:

      https://orcd.co/momentforchangeep

      CREDITS:

      Produced by: Kiran Bangerh, now Manley

      Funded by: Arts Council England

      Edited by: Pete Murtagh

      Music produced by: Kiran Manley, now Bangerh and Pete Murtagh

      1 hr 2 min
    7. Enter the 36 Chambers: Chamber 18: Cheshire Cat

      Born a Brummie, Cheshire Cat is a UK-based MC veteran who has never been beaten in any sound clash. He's been going since the 70s! We chat here about his MC career through reggae, dancehall, bhangra, dance, hip hip and now jungle. With a finger on the pulse and an ear to the ground, you too can learn how to boss lyric-writing and become your best writing self. 


      FOLLOW CHESHIRE CAT: 

      https://www.instagram.com/mccheshirecatofficial/?hl=en-gb

      https://open.spotify.com/track/74jrWagytptonwEtnEQ7BX?si=34c39bf38d844d28


      CHECK HIS MUSIC OUT HERE: 

      https://open.spotify.com/artist/6AyEh5QaLxZnt6jurf5Pei


      CREDITS:

      Produced by: Kiran Bangerh, now Manley

      Funded by: Arts Council England

      Edited by: Pete Murtagh

      Music produced by: Kiran Manley, now Bangerh and Pete Murtagh

      1 hr 2 min
    8. Enter the 36 Chambers: Chamber 20: JOE COOK

      Joe Cook is a musician, lyricist, music producer and spoken word artist from Birmingham UK. He plays drums and percussion in various musical projects performing live at venues and festivals across the UK and Europe. Through a love of lyricism, hip-hop and songwriting, he crash landed in the spoken word  poetry scene. His work has been shared on various BBC platforms such as BBC Arts, BBC 1XTRA, BBC Asian Network. 

      Joe uses music and art for social change and has worked alongside various charities and activist groups internationally to fundraise, raise awareness and campaign for social justice. He facilitates music and lyric writing workshops in schools, community centres and extended learning centres across the Midlands. 


      FOLLOW JOE COOK HERE:

      www.facebook.com/joecookpoetryuk


      CHECK HIS MUSIC OUT HERE:

      www.facebook.com/brumtownlobster

      www.facebook.com/ireishbrum

      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xefmOUM56g4 Joe Cook 'Backaday'

      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWajOE9u6_M Lobster 'Plebxit'

      CREDITS:

      Produced by: Kiran Bangerh, now Manley

      Funded by: Arts Council England

      Edited by: Pete Murtagh

      Music produced by: Kiran Manley, now Bangerh and Pete Murtagh

      1 hr 19 min
    9. Enter the 36 Chambers: Chamber 17: Gardna

      We first met Gardna, aged 19, at a Bristol free party. Hard to believe almost a decade has passed since we chatted in that derelict warehouse car park. Since then, he's gone on to make waves. Just before the pandemic, he was telling us how he'd been booked to play on a super yacht in Dubai. And it's no wonder. This Bristol-based artist is so talented, so fun, so good; you just have to listen to his music and check him out. He fuses elements from across the sound system spectrum to conjure up his own unique rhythmic blends. His music channels Bristol’s rich musical heritage and earns him critical praise from across the globe.

      FOLLOW GARDNA HERE: https://lnk.bio/gardnaUK

      CREDITS:

      Produced by: Kiran Bangerh, now Manley

      Funded by: Arts Council England

      Edited by: Pete Murtagh

      Music produced by: Kiran Manley, now Bangerh and Pete Murtagh

      1 hr 1 min

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