NULA's slinky R&B soundtracks future worlds where we can touch again
19February 2021 Nadiah Adu-Gyamfi has always been interested in the spaces between cultures and sounds. Growing up, the London-based artist would walk through New Cross on her way to school, passing Goldsmiths, where Blur’s “Parklife” would be blasting out the student’s union, before crossing the road to hear muffled dub bass vibrations coming from the local Cumin Up. “I guess I’ve always grown up sandwiched between British culture and African and Caribbean Black culture,” she explains. One half of electronic duo NULA, which she formed in 2017 along with friend and fellow Goldsm...
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