Tag: BR3NYA
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![Re-Up: The latest new music that you must get into featuring [@Brazyybih], [@nippa.ad], [@br3nya] [@blaqbonez], [@A2_VII] & more](https://guap.co/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/photo-output-9-1140x850.jpg)
It’s another week of new music. Here are the new releases we’re feeling this week! A2 – Two Phones London-based artist A2 has returned with a new release titled ‘Two Phones’. Drawing inspiration from Hip-Hop, R&B and Soul, A2’s sound is a smooth blend of these three genres along with introspective lyrics. Bee – BATTERSEA…
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In the conversation of Black British music we can never forget the ladies that played just as big a part as the men. If you were a young Black Brit growing up in the era of UK Garage, and were about for the rise of the UK founded genre Grime, you were probably listening to…
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![[@afronation] Portugal first acts have just been announced](https://guap.co/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/S5_0RGuN_400x400-180x180.jpg)
The now global festival, Afro Nation, that started off in Algarve last year is making a triumphant return. Having made a name for itself with its first offering and being extremely successful last year, Afro Nation Portugal looks set to be bigger than ever in 2020. Whilst the festival has now done Ghana as well…
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![13 Female Artists You Need to Know in 2019 featuring [@adigerwww],[@Br3nya], [@lifeofrae_],[@cassierytz] and more…](https://guap.co/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/Untitled-1-180x180.jpg)
The UK music scene is slowly shifting and becoming more inclusive. Just last year Wireless teamed up with the Smirnoff Equalising Music initiative and Rinse FM to curate an all-woman stage for the festival. May was also a exciting month for upcoming women in music this year. We had releases from Br3nya, Kali Claire, Jenay…
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![Br3nya [@br3nya] is taking a stand for black women in UK Rap](https://guap.co/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/IMG_7732-180x180.jpg)
Br3nya is one of the hottest new faces of UK rap. Raised in West London, she is a Ghanaian female making a mark for young black women to rap, in a scene dominated by males. Photo by @papaire “I represent women and you can say in particular Black Women” – Br3nya After the release of…