Ezra Collective, an award-winning adrenalin-charged London-based quintet, recently performed at a sold-out show at the British Library.
That’s an unlikely venue for a band whose gigs are known to be so high-energy that their audience always gets up to shake a leg. But then, there was a context: The concert was part of an ongoing exhibition titled Beyond the Bassline: 500 Years of Black British Music.
{{^htLoading}} {{/htLoading}}
Yes, 500 years. The earliest record of an African-origin musician in Britain dates to
All Access.
One Subscription.Subscribe NowAlready subscribed? Login
One Subscription.
Get 360° coverage—from daily headlines
to 100 year archives.
E-Paper
Full
Archives
Archives
Full Access to
HT App & Website
HT App & Website
Games
{{^usCountry}}{{/usCountry}}
Explore the latest Lifestyle News on health, fashion, travel, relationships, food and festivals. Find useful tips, expert advice, trends and inspiring stories for everyday living.
Explore the latest Lifestyle News on health, fashion, travel, relationships, food and festivals. Find useful tips, expert advice, trends and inspiring stories for everyday living.
Advertisement
{{/htLoading}}{{#usCountry}} {{/usCountry}}
