Simba Bianchi on growing up in direct provision and working with Irish artists
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from Irish Independent8 months ago
In an unassuming, closed-door studio just shy of Walkinstown Village, 33-year-old sound engineer Simba Bianchi quietly exists.
Irish Independenthttps://www.independent.ie/videos/life/simba-bianchi-on-growing-up-in-direct-provision-and-working-with-irish-artists/a1372887036.html
The door opens to Jungle Beam Studios - named for the Lion King-adjacent vibe he has adhered to, with 'Beam' addressing the spotlight he wants to shine on others.
Irish Independenthttps://www.independent.ie/videos/life/simba-bianchi-on-growing-up-in-direct-provision-and-working-with-irish-artists/a1372887036.html
The first thing anyone can see is the homage Bianchi has created to foster musical talent in Ireland. Pictures of artists, interns, producers, friends fill the wall...
Irish Independenthttps://www.independent.ie/videos/life/simba-bianchi-on-growing-up-in-direct-provision-and-working-with-irish-artists/a1372887036.html
He lifts a piece of ripped cardboard from behind his chair to show me a verse of lyrics Coolio wrote during a visit to Jungle Beam in 2022.
Irish Independenthttps://www.independent.ie/videos/life/simba-bianchi-on-growing-up-in-direct-provision-and-working-with-irish-artists/a1372887036.html
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