In this latest session of our Chorus Challenge series, we stumble across more phenomenal talent. Just like before, musicians have just 10 minutes to create a 4 or 8-bar chorus that gets the crowd singing.

Didn’t Cha Know is a Neo soul classic, without a doubt the ladies for this one put together a performance that not only played homage to the original, but added their own sound and signature to it that made it something fun, soulful and up to the current times. Any lover of music will love this one.

This time, Zamar & Lizmnk took on “Afro Blue” giving a new flavour to this jazz standard. Zamar’s upright bass lays the perfect foundation for Lizmnk’s velvet-smooth vocals

I looked natty dreads deep in the eyes when his hands were drumming, I can tell you he wasn't there, his mind travelled, taken over by the drums, probably ancestors using his body as a vehicle to tell their tales of old. I have no idea what he was saying, but the words spoke deep to the soul.  

I paused the words of good morning heartache and reflected. Because nearly a century later, the script hasn’t changed just different actors

Zamar, an East African upright bass player and producer, and Lizmnk, a jazz vocalist with timeless depth. Their rendition of Belle Baker’s classic “Good Morning Heartache” is pure jazz magic

Are lyrics from a cell now lyrics of the world? The tales and slang from behind bars, played through the speakers of London driven cars and beyond, though to what effect… 

For our final performance in this acoustic grime series, Rage delivers his most powerful and reflective track yet — Political Music. In this stripped-back performance, he questions the entire political system — from false promises by MPs, to the back-and-forth of Labour vs. Conservative — and asks the hard question: what’s really changing for communities like his? With Ivanmore on guitar and vocals, the song takes on another level of soul — turning political frustration into

The Best of Reggae Musician Chem

The Best of soul singer Ivanmore

The Best of Pop Rnb Singer Modupe

Experience the vibrant cultures of London's Caribbean and Somali communities through the eyes of Red Light Busking's 'Dem Live A Foreign' exhibition. For this exhibition we journeyed through the traditions of J’ouvert and Somali weddings, showcasing the rich history and customs of these communities. As part of the exhibition, we offered free Caribbean and Somali food to attendees. But the highlight of the day was the live performance from the incredibly talented Chrissy Day a