Jay Diamond is set to release her single ‘Touch’ as the A Side and ‘Wind Your Neck In’ as the B Side digitally on 31st July. It also includes remixes from each titled tracks by HardHouse Banton, Kirkus amongst others.
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Jai Diamond is a multitalented, singer, journalist, DJ, filmmaker, event organiser and amongst may other things she is a true creative. She is witty beyond words, wise as an owl; and after watering and feeding we got down to business. It is definitely safe to say she is no cubic – she’s the real deal.
J*9: You have an unsual DJ name, how did Where did you get your name from?
DJ Y-Chuck: My last name is Onyschuk. It’s kind of a difficult last name to pronounce (its Ukrainian) and people are constantly saying it wrong!
For those who don’t know prepared to be educated. Renna runs Brick City Boutique, a successful monthly night for those wanting to sell and buy their artwork with a street inspired style.
J*9:Tell me, why did you call yourselves ‘Dutty Girl’?
Louise: ‘Dutty Girl’ wasn’t a crew name, but it was a club night that I’d launched 6 years ago. I liked the name because it just seemed to sum up what I was trying to do with the night.
GoldieLocks is one of the few Grime emcees making an impact on the scene. With her pic’n’mix style of, grime, electro and hip-hop, she has worked with a catalogue of artists spanning many musical genres.
“I come from Bed-Sty where niggers either do or they gone die,” raps Lil Kim on her track ‘Lighters Up.’ All stories must have a beginning and the self-hailed Queen of Rap starts in Bed-Sty, Brooklyn.
Hailing from East London, Michaela Boakye-Collins is a Spoken Word Poet with a carousel of lyrics ranging from coffee to religion. Jay Star Nine from B*I*T*C*H*£*S catches up with the self described, “funkadelic, soulistic, high-afro-rockin-weirdo.”
