VIPER caught up with Ella in her hometown of London to talk about making an album during the pandemic, reaching out to Mary J. Blige, and her views on the current state of contemporary R&B.
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Sitting in The Jazz Café in Camden acts as a familiar setting for Kentish Town’s OthaSoul, who since the release of their debut full-length project, The Remedy, last year, have managed to certify their place
When you think about artists who cannot be kept in a particular box, so to speak, or who cannot be pinned down to any one sound or genre, JMSN is one of those leading the
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VIPER caught up with Ella in her hometown of London to talk about making an album during the pandemic, reaching out to Mary J. Blige, and her views on the current state of contemporary R&B.
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Sitting in The Jazz Café in Camden acts as a familiar setting for Kentish Town’s OthaSoul, who since the release of their debut full-length project, The Remedy, last year, have managed to certify their place
When you think about artists who cannot be kept in a particular box, so to speak, or who cannot be pinned down to any one sound or genre, JMSN is one of those leading the