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'Bridgeland Road (ft. Michaela Coel)' |
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7 February 2023 |
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East London rapper Guvna B (Isaac Borquaye) excels himself with new single 'Bridgeland Road'. What begins as a tribute to his parents and the eponymous street morphs into a searing indictment of the Metropolitan Police, who let Borquaye down after he was attacked by racist thugs. The first voice we hear belongs to a police officer who leaves a voicemail on Borquaye's phone, not that the rapper wants to hear it. He does listen to a message from Michaela Coel, who encourages the rapper to write down his feelings and take control of this dire situation. What follows is lyrical, razor-sharp criticism of the police response ("I guess I'm not their idea of a victim/Call that gentrification"), as well as concerns over escalation ("Takes a village to raise a child/But I wonder what we do when the village on fire"). Borquaye's eye may have healed, but not everyone will be so lucky. He also raps, "There's power in a conversation/But you'd probably learned more if we swapped location". Thus, director Joshua Stocker immerses viewers in Borquaye's London - a black-and-white city full of memories, both good and bad.
Shot in: Custom House, London
Product Category: Promos
Territory: UK
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Guvna B - 'Bridgeland Road (ft. Michaela Coel)'
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| 'Bridgeland Road (ft. Michaela Coel)' |
| 7 February 2023
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5 mins 24s |
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East London rapper Guvna B (Isaac Borquaye) excels himself with new single 'Bridgeland Road'. What begins as a tribute to his parents and the eponymous street morphs into a searing indictment of the Metropolitan Police, who let Borquaye down after he was attacked by racist thugs. The first voice we hear belongs to a police officer who leaves a voicemail on Borquaye's phone, not that the rapper wants to hear it. He does listen to a message from Michaela Coel, who encourages the rapper to write down his feelings and take control of this dire situation. What follows is lyrical, razor-sharp criticism of the police response ("I guess I'm not their idea of a victim/Call that gentrification"), as well as concerns over escalation ("Takes a village to raise a child/But I wonder what we do when the village on fire"). Borquaye's eye may have healed, but not everyone will be so lucky. He also raps, "There's power in a conversation/But you'd probably learned more if we swapped location". Thus, director Joshua Stocker immerses viewers in Borquaye's London - a black-and-white city full of memories, both good and bad.
Shot in: Custom House, London
Product Category: Promos
Territory: UK
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7 February 2023 |
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by Andrew MacGregor |
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East London rapper Guvna B (Isaac Borquaye) excels himself with new single 'Bridgeland Road'. What begins as a tribute to his parents and the eponymous street morphs into a searing indictment of the Metropolitan Police, who let Borquaye down after he was attacked by racist thugs. The first voice we hear belongs to a police officer who leaves a voicemail on Borquaye's phone, not that the rapper wants to hear it. He does listen to a message from Michaela Coel, who encourages the rapper to write down his feelings and take control of this dire situation. What follows is lyrical, razor-sharp criticism of the police response ("I guess I'm not their idea of a victim/Call that gentrification"), as well as concerns over escalation ("Takes a village to raise a child/But I wonder what we do when the village on fire"). Borquaye's eye may have healed, but not everyone will be so lucky. He also raps, "There's power in a conversation/But you'd probably learned more if we swapped location". Thus, director Joshua Stocker immerses viewers in Borquaye's London - a black-and-white city full of memories, both good and bad.
Shot in: Custom House, London
Product Category: Promos
Territory: UK
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