In the world of music right now there’s nothing more quintessentially London than Grime. This underground movement of mc’s has recently come to the forefront of popular culture thanks to the meteoric rise of stars such as Stormzy and Skepta. For those who have been around from the start of the genre, these are well worn names, but for these names to be in the … Continue reading Legends of the Scene: #tatelate
I love dance, and whenever I see something I feel passionate about I always come away and write my own personal sort of review. Even if I don’t post it anyway, its good to scribble all my enthusiasm and thoughts down on the train home sometimes – in a way, thats why I started this blog, as a place to hold all these ramblings so … Continue reading Ramblings and reviews
Whenever I see a dance performance I always come out gushing and full of energy, wanting to tell everyone how great what I’ve just seen is. It’s coincidental that the past two things I’ve seen have involved live music. First Hofesh Shechter’s Political Mother at the O2 Academy Brixton for his #HOFEST season, and tonight was Dan Canham’s Of Riders and Running Horses, part of … Continue reading Dance and live music on a rooftop in the middle of the city! Dance Umbrella: Of Riders and Running Horses
The National Gallery is not one of my most regularly visited Galleries in London. I think in my head I’ve given it a stigma, that as somebody who has never really studied art and painting the exhibitions may ‘go over my head’. A couple of weeks ago I was lucky enough to be invited to a private view of Goya: The Portraits on Wednesday evening. … Continue reading Goya: The Portraits
I am 5ft 8 and have an obsession with shoes, nothing special, I’m only female, but it was only the other day that I found myself looking at a pair of heels sat in my bedroom that are in a pristine barely worn condition. I distinctly remember thinking ‘I can’t believe I haven’t worn these more, I don’t go out enough’. In fact, looking back, … Continue reading Tall Girl Problems
The London Love Letter 