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The success of UK rap provides inspiration for the scene here in Cork and Ireland, says Stevie G in his Downtown column
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The success of UK rap provides inspiration for the scene here in Cork and Ireland, says Stevie G in his Downtown column
The BBC Radio 1Xtra DJ turned theatre director is celebrated for his progressive, community-minded productions, so why is he bringing a children’s TV cartoon about a dog to the stage?
Taonga: For Che-Fu, recording with hip-hop superstars Wu-Tang Clan was pure gold 19 Feb, 2021 05:00 PM 3 minutes to read Musician Che-Fu features on this Wu Tang album. Photo / Dean Purcell In 2001, Auckland hip-hop artist Che-Fu got a call from one of the biggest names in the business. I have a lot of keepsakes that are more personal, but this is significant to me because of the unbelievability of being on a record with Wu-Tang Clan. I'm still a bit humbled by it all. Careful (Click, Click) — Brown Panthers Mix was released in 2001 on 12-inch, and there are probably only ...