Grime Kids is a brand new show launching on BBC Three on November 13th, taking the viewer back to the birth of a genre that changed the face of the British music scene. To mark the show’s release we spoke to the collection of young talent that make up the story, chatting to Yus Jamal Crookes, Shanu Hazzan, Gabriel Robinson, Tienne Simon, Juwon Adedokun, Delove Akra.
This show, if nothing more, has marked the birth of several talented young performers, so needless to say we were thrilled to chat to them all. They speak about their tight bond, building chemistry – and on researching the music and the world. A world that for us old lot, only feels like yesterday….
Watch the full interview with the cast of Grime Kids here:
Synopsis
Grime Kids, written by the BAFTA-nominated and BIFA-award winning writer Theresa Ikoko (Rocks), is inspired by DJ Target’s non-fiction book of the same name and follows a group of young adults growing up in the early 2000s, dreaming of being able to make their voice heard through music. It’s a joyous series which celebrates young black talent, friendship and their journey of finding themselves.
Grime Kids launches on BBC Three on November 13th
