“Ojerime is a 90s r&b princess for the internet age ”. – i-D
Channeling the likes of Aaliyah and Brandy, but actually pulling it off, Ojerime plays her biggest show to date at The Jazz Cafe.
South London raised artist Ojerime has been a shining light in the UK’s music scene for a while now. With a handful of projects under her belt in the form of ‘Ojerime: The Silhouette’, ‘Fang 2001’ and ‘4U’, the singer/songwriter has continually impressed with her brand of 90’s R&B inspired gems, which culminate on last year’s ‘B4 I Breakdown’ mixtape.
Featuring highlights like ‘Give It Up 2 Me’, ‘Empty’ and ‘Whiskey Demo’. The ten track project is the perfect encapsulation of Ojerime’s ability to convey deep, emotive stories that resonate with the listener on a personal level.
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