SXSW London Presents New Music in Unorthodox Settings at a Time “Algorithms Are Flattening the Way We Experience Culture”
SXSW London is set to showcase a diverse range of music artists from June 1-6 in East London. The festival aims to provide a platform for both established and emerging musicians to connect with new audiences. With around 20 venues participating, attendees can expect a unique experience featuring various musical genres and communities.
- ▪SXSW London will feature artists like Tiwa Savage, Earl Sweatshirt, and Jax Jones among others.
- ▪The festival is designed to highlight new and emerging talent in the music industry.
- ▪Adem Holness, head of music for SXSW London, emphasizes the importance of discovery and unique experiences in smaller venues.
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SXSW London head of music Adem Holness Courtesy of Tiffannie Mersades Share on Facebook Share on X Google Preferred Share to Flipboard Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Send an Email Print the Article Post a Comment Whether you are a fan of the R&B sounds of Tiwa Savage, can’t wait to see such South Korean rising performers as Kimmy gone, EK and rom&BAAWLA, love DJs Pete Tong and Gilles Peterson, like to get wild with goth-grunge sonority Venus Grrrls, groove to dance superproducer Jax Jones, check out the latest in contemporary classical from the likes of afromerm and Carolina Cury & Kostako, listen to rapper Earl Sweatshirt, appreciate British songwriter Rachel Chinouriri, enjoy pianist and Shazam…
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