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Dwayne Wilks
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Freelance Writer, Ubunifu Space
London
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Biography
I aim to give music and wider culture the depth and detail of coverage that it deserves.
Music & Culture
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By Dwayne Wilks| New Musical Express (NME) Verified Getting hold of Bawo is quite difficult these days. In the weeks before the release of his second project ‘It Means Hope Where I’m From’ (out last Friday), the 28-year-old West Londoner is engaging with his fans in Japan. What was intended as a trip with friends culminated in live performances in Osaka and then Tokyo, which Bawo says “surpassed my expectations in the best kinda way.
By Dwayne Wilks| Complex Verified The celebrations for Rinse FM’s 30th anniversary continue out in Ibiza this month. Partnering with the iconic Ibiza Rocks, party-goers will be treated to a line-up boasting names such as R&B-pop sensation Jorja Smith, and DJs Ella Knight, Keyrah, Arthi and P-rallel. The date for your diaries is Thursday 19th September—that’s when all in attendance will have the privilege of closing out Ibiza Rocks’ epic 2024 season in style.
By Dwayne Wilks| rollingstoneafrica.com@ Central Cee has linked up with Parisian rapper JRK 19 for his new single, “Bolide Noir”. With Cench being the hottest name in UK rap right now and JRK 19 being one of the hottest names in the French music scene, this team-up makes a lot of sense. The two rappers go back to back over Harrison Dock’s violin-led trap production, flossing and flexing in their respective tongues but forming a bi-lingual chemistry as they do so.
Company Info
Ubunifu Space
The Ubunifu Space is an online digital platform that has been running since January 2017, Its aim is to bring to light the different creative music and songs coming out from the different regions of Africa. The Ubunifu Space aims to bring to the forefront, Young Creative Work of Young African's by Showcasing and creating a medium for People from across the world to come and find what Young Africans both within the continent and also in the diaspora are creating in different fields such as Music, Fashion, Technology, Film and much more! The Long term goals of the space is to create a platform that can help showcase the wide variety of creative content been produced by Young Africans all over the continent and also content from young africans living in the diaspora.
London, United Kingdom
Founded: 2017