34 episodes
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‘Riddim Life’ is an East London-based record label online audio entertainment platform. With our program, we are aiming to fill the gap between underground and mainstream music. We also provide a platform for original content and inspiring life stories that support our listeners on their own life journeys. Diversity and inclusion is at the core of everything we do.
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MIMM - Nina Rose
This episode of Riddim Life podcast features Nina Rose, a British-Ghanaian singer and song-writer based in London. Her music is a beautiful blend of Afrobeats, R&B and catchy melodies. Nina has been featured on many radio stations and recently took part in an ITV television show. Check out her story now!
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JMac (Music Is My Medicine)
New episode of the Riddim Life podcast is out! In this episode Ella is talking to a rapper from South London, JMac. He started making music in 2018 and immediately earned the attention of London fans.
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Broken Pen (Music Is My Medicine)
On this episode Ella is talking to a multi-talented London artist, BrokenPen. He’s been writing poetry and lyrics since the age of 18 and words always played an important part in his songs. He can rap in 3 languages and often talks about his multicultural background and inspirations. In 2021 BrokenPen reached the semi-finals on The Voice UK and gave an impressive performance together with Will.I.Am from Black Eyed Peas. Check out his story now!
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Cilla Raie (Music Is My Medicine)
On this episode Ella talks to Cilla Raie, an R&B singer and songwriter based in London.
In her bold and empowering songs she often talks about the importance of self-love and confidence.
During the pandemic she focused on releasing new music and dominated radio airwaves across the country.
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Sam Jalloh (The New Creative Age)
In this episode Ella is talking to Sam Jalloh - an author, motivational speaker and tennis coach. Born in Sierra Leone in the early 80s, Sam grew up in poverty and witnessed horrors of civil war. After seeing his best friend killed in front of him, it was tennis that gave him a way out from the dangerous life on the streets of his home town. After achieving great success in tennis, Sam decided to dedicate his life to coaching and motivating younger generations to never give up. On the podcast he talks about his journey from playing tennis using just his bare hands to travelling the world, playing for the national team, giving a TED talks, writing books and winning 2020 BBC Inspirations Awards. Check out his amazing story now!
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Miss Yankey (Music Is My Medicine)
In this episode of Music Is My Medicine Ella speaks to a writer and spoken word artist, Miss Yankey. Her energy is unmistakable and words carefully crafted. Her performances have captivated audiences from London and Paris, to New York and Melbourne. After having spent most of the lockdown in the studio, she released her first EP a few months ago and has plenty more to come!