George the Poet, born George Mpanga, is a London-based artist, recognized for his powerful spoken-word performances and engaging content that explores black cultural narratives. He launched the acclaimed podcast 'Have You Heard George's Podcast?' and publishes deep reflections in his book 'Track Record: Me, Music and the War on Blackness'. As he prepares for a performance in the Southbank Centre's Multitudes festival, he shares insights on his cultural inspirations, including notable local restaurants like Kenya Kitchen and up-and-coming artists like Keys the Prince, who authentically represent African heritage through their art.
Kenya Kitchen is a comfortable, accessible restaurant in Edgware that features a blend of Kenyan dishes, offering a familiar aesthetic and excellent service.
Keys the Prince stands out on social media for his authentic music videos shot in culturally relevant locations, capturing the essence of London's African community.
George the Poet, known for his insightful spoken-word artistry, delves into the economic and cultural narrative of black music while engaging audiences through various platforms.
The RISE event at the Royal Festival Hall will showcase diverse art forms with a focus on multicultural narratives, reflecting the broader societal tapestry.
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