• 006: R&B/Soul Songstress BIM On 'Beauty In Chaos' And Wanting To Live Freely And Fully

  • Jun 5 2022
  • Length: 36 mins
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006: R&B/Soul Songstress BIM On 'Beauty In Chaos' And Wanting To Live Freely And Fully

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  • UK R&B/Soul songstress BIM is a London girl with gospel roots, and her rich, emotive and exuberant voice finds its natural place in the multi-layered soul she chooses to create. She is equipped with a soaring mezzo soprano, which has tone and texture in abundance, deft songwriting and a clear point of view.

    The British Nigerian native sat down with us on the latest episode of our 'Behind The Music' podcast series to talk about her debut EP 'Beauty In Chaos', the inspiration behind the project, and the subjects and themes she is exploring throughout the EP.

    Find out more about BIM here: https://linktr.ee/callmebim

    Stream BIM's 'Beauty In Chaos' here: https://spoti.fi/38Pnqpg

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