Soho house, Brixton Studio presents Live performances by Damsel Elysium, Tony Njoku and Divine Angel. A night curated by Black Exchange
We invite you to Brixton studio, for a Soho House event. Expect on the night, live performances by UK based Artists Damsel Elysium, Tony Njoku, Divine Angel followed by an open panelled conversation on navigating the music industry as an independent creative, finished with sounds by DJ Mark Ashley Dupre.
The Black Exchange is a community project co-founded by Artist and Gallery founder Sade English & director & artist Anna Fearon. Their collaborative project focuses on centring Black artists of the African diaspora through conversation, live performances and community discussions.
THE ETHOS: Black Exchange is to exchange knowledge on issues that impact the Black community, bringing together and celebrating Black artists, thinkers, filmmakers, and visionaries. Learning from the past to create an attitude for change for the future.
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