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Tongue Fu Bristol, UK
For over a decade Tongue Fu have built a cult following at their live shows where people expect the unexpected. Writer,
musician and founder, Chris Redmond, invites poets, comedians, storytellers and rappers to take risks, re-working material live with improvised soundtracks from fleet footed, genre-crunching musicians.
Previous collaborators include Kate Tempest, Soweto Kinch and Akala.
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Tongue Fu recommends:
Brilliant (and agile) experiments in improvisation by amazing players, many of whom we work with. True independents.
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Bad Place For A Good Time
by Kae Tempest
An old friend of ours and a truly inspiring writer, performer and human. Kae could make a poem that changed your life out of the contents of your bins.
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Super-powered singer, poet, author and activist who features on our forthcoming album. Like Nina Simone swallowed a hurricane.
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Fodder
by Douglas Kearney & Val Jeanty
Poet Douglas Kearney and composer/producer/drummer Val Jeanty link up for a a compelling LP that feels like the written word come to life.
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In a lane all his own, aint about me lays moody spoken word over rippling soundscapes on songs that feel cinematic in scope.
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Playing with Esu / Where will Ogun Live
by Neo Griot & The Afrocentric Prince
featured on Bandcamp Radio Jan 25, 2022
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