Tigarah
Tigarah formed in London in 2010 with Nubiya Brandon on vocals, Suraj Sriram on guitar, Julian Siegel on bass, and Luke Flowers on drums. Their sound pulls...
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Tigarah formed in London in 2010 with Nubiya Brandon on vocals, Suraj Sriram on guitar, Julian Siegel on bass, and Luke Flowers on drums. Their sound pulls from Afrobeat, jazz, reggae, and folk, avoiding easy genre labels. They released two albums, 'Paper Trails' in 2013 and 'Our Shadow' in 2016.
Songs like 'Color, Culture, Money, Beauty' and 'Girl Fight' carry a social awareness, often looking at inequality and identity. Their lyrics tend to be direct, which has sometimes drawn criticism alongside support.
They've played festivals internationally and worked with artists like Björk and John Forté. The band's instrumentation is layered, with Sriram bringing in classical Indian touches and Flowers adding complex rhythms.
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