Che Lingo: Last News

Che Lingo has shared the new video for his recent single ‘Eyes On The Prize’ – you can watch the clip first on NME below.The south Londoner initially released the track – which also features Tamaraebi – last month, following on from his sets at Reading & Leeds Festival in late August.The video for Lingo’s ‘Eyes On The Prize’ has been unveiled this morning (October 7), and was inspired by the artist’s own experiences of growing up on an estate.Co-directed by the rapper with Will Ainsworth, Lingo told NME of the new visuals: “I remember being these kids; I think a lot of people do. Playing out on the block, not doing the chores properly, counting money for chicken shop food, having football games against the older kids.

NME.The ceremony is being hosted by an array of international stars, including rapper Megan Thee Stallion, Ms. Marvel actress Iman Vellani, British artist Che Lingo and producer and DJ Yaeji.“Watching anime is one of my favorite things to do!” said Megan Thee Stallion in a press release.

Che Lingo has teamed up with anime streaming service Crunchyroll to release his new original song ‘Lifetime’, created exclusively to celebrate the 2023 anime fall season.The partnership between Crunchyroll and Che Lingo marks the first time that the anime platform has released a song to support their content.Behind-the-scenes footage, which you can watch below, shows how the South London rapper developed the song to echo themes in his favourite anime which inspired him as a child. The featurette also explores how he worked with MIKU NAKAMURA (Cö shu Nie), to create a song that will resonate with fans.Both Che and MIKU have already contributed to the world of anime with both artists being featured on the Jujutsu Kaisen Season One OST.

Che Lingo has released new single ‘Out The Blue’ and shared details of his sophomore album ‘Coming Up For Air’.The album follows his critically acclaimed debut ‘The Worst Generation’, and will see the AIM Award-nominated south Londoner talk about mental health and anguish to the full extent“CUFA is an intimate and personal look at myself and the people like me who find it hard to see themselves sometimes,” said Che Lingo. “The CUFA album in my own way is to let people know that they aren’t alone in these trials”.In anticipation of his follow-up record, Lingo has released ‘Out The Blue’; a sombre track to help “break out of the cycle of pressures, inherited and personal, that he and so many suffer from”.Speaking of what inspired the song, Lingo talked of “Times where I felt like I was drowning, fighting things, emotionally and mentally I couldn’t even see and repeating that cycle…This is a story about times like that and how I sung and rapped my way through it.

Arlo Parks has spoken about the importance of self-care of her own mental health in a preview clip from tonight’s Channel 4 special The Whole Truth (October 9).The programme, which is hosted by Jordan Stephens and also features Kojey Radical and Che Lingo, will air tonight on Channel 4 and All4 at 11:05pm, and has been recorded to mark this weekend’s World Mental Health Day.The Whole Truth will see each artist perform one of their own songs (Parks will perform ‘Hurt’) before they join Stephens to openly discuss their mental health with one another, sharing the personal stories that have inspired them each to speak their minds through music.Ahead of tonight’s broadcast, Channel 4 have shared a short clip of Parks discussing how self-care has

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He also speaks out against the "police injustice" against his friend Julian Cole.

Che Lingo. “That being said, sometimes I still need five minutes to have a word with myself.

In 2013, a young black man named Julian Cole had his neck broken and was left brain-damaged by police after an incident at a Bedfordshire nightclub in 2013. Three of the officers involved were later sacked, but none have yet been charged. His case was recently mentioned by George The Poet on Newsnight in parallel to that of George Floyd in America. Cole is also a close friend of Che Lingo. After immortalising him in the song ‘My Block’, here the rising rapper tells NME about the continued fight for justice. The driving force behind writing my song ‘My Block’ is the case of Julian Cole.