Brum hop

This week’s Radio Freeness is a Birmingham hip hop special. Featuring 10 tracks by Birmingham-based artists and an intro by Sally Gross with advice on the future of music and technology.

Radio Freeness: Brum Beats

Hip Hop sandwich this week. Snuggled between a grimey, twisted intro and a cheeky, vocal jazz outro is a hearty filling of beats and hip hop. All music submitted by artists in Birmingham at our Freeness tour event. The third installation of Inspiration Information with Sally Gross is still up, with some great advice on “New Technologies, Future Communities”

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