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Dj/Producer Events Collective from Britain. Sneaking Funk and Soul everywhere. 
Bookings and Info: sneakers.edits@gmail.com

Infringement of copyright is not intended, this material is made available to help educate and inform people of old styles of music reappropriated in new and interesting ways in the name of dance expression and creativity.

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Affiliations-

Narratives
Lossless Music
Ronin Ordinance
Rawganics
Repertoire
Tribe12
Vampire

With support from -  Antagonist, Blocks & Escher, Djinn, DJ Trax, Doc Scott, DYL, Gremlinz, Homemade Weapons, J.Robinson, Loxy, Mantra, Paradox, Phil Source, Presha, Quartz, Red Army, Skeptical, Soul Intent, Youngsta

email - jejmorton@hotmail.co.uk
jimconcealedid@gmail.com

Greg Blackman is a UK singer-songwriter whose soulful voice, witty spirit, and social awareness make him a distinctive figure in contemporary soul, funk, and R&B.

 

Beginning as a session singer and writer, Greg quickly gained recognition for his ability to elevate songs with emotional depth and groove, collaborating with artists including Dutty Moonshine Big Band, Utah Saints, Daz I Kue, Featurecast, and Lack of Afro.

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His rich, versatile delivery has drawn praise from across the industry: Rag ’N’ Bone Man called him “so sick — get to know!”, Craig Charles described him as “fast becoming one of the best in the business,” and Jamie Cullum declared his song Save Me “should be permanently playlisted" on BBC Radio 2.

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Greg’s music has reached wide audiences on BBC Radio, MTV, and 6 Music, while his live performance with Dutty Moonshine at WOMAD has been archived in the British Library as culturally significant.

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