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Eskiboy

By (author) Wiley
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Cornerstone, London, United Kingdom
Imprint: William Heinemann Ltd
Published: 2nd Nov 2017
Dimensions: w 153mm h 234mm
ISBN-10: 1785151606
ISBN-13: 9781785151606
Barcode No: 9781785151606
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Wiley is one of the most innovative and influential musicians of today. Over the course of a twenty-year career, he has released ten top-twenty records, sold over 4 million singles and helped to launch the careers of a new generation of artists. He is the creator of a movement that was born in east London in the early 2000s, and is now taking over the world. Eskiboy will be an account of Wiley's life and music - from white-label releases and illegal broadcasting to lifetime achievement awards and beyond. Structured in 96 short chapters, it will cover his influences, his friendships and rivalries, and the triumphs and tragedies of a life in music, as well as explore the history and future of Grime and the `Eskimo Sound'. Featuring lyrics, notes and never-before-seen photographs, it will celebrate a singular musical icon, and the world he has created.

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"Perhaps the most influential musician working in Britain today." * Guardian * "The greatest UK MC of all time." * Noisey * "The grime legend returns, in thrilling fashion, to reclaim the genre he invented." * NME * "From the mid-90s, Wiley has been instrumental in creating a new sonic aesthetic. In the process he has given black Britain a unique voice, forging a genre that both contains black British musical history, and pushes it forward. It has enabled the success of artists from Dizzee Rascal to Stormzy to Skepta, whose cultural dominance have given shape to the wider identity of twenty-first century British youth culture." * BBC *