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“To Be Hated and Thus Corrected” by Fold.
Leeds-based Fold, active for seven years, have carved their niche in the underground British music scene. Their music, a fusion of jazz-funk, Brazilian, psyche, hip-hop, and downtempo, incorporates a diverse range of voices, amplifying undervalued perspectives and critical reflections on today’s world. Their tracks grace the airwaves of BBC Radio 1, BBC 6 Music, Radio X, and global stations, earning features in reputable publications like The Times, The Guardian, and The NME. With a live session for Lauren Laverne on BBC 6 Music and spots on core playlists of major radio stations, Fold is a force to be reckoned with in the music industry.
Fold’s latest release, “To Be Hated and Thus Corrected,” is a powerful call to channel anger towards confronting injustice. Featuring evocative words by celebrated poet Gwendolyn Brooks and luminary author Richard Bach, the track combines poignant spoken word with warm, spacious beats. It advocates for positive collective action from a place of love, urging listeners to direct their outrage towards challenging systemic inequalities, rather than engaging in toxic social media debates. The track’s resonance extends to major radio stations and platforms, garnering praise from renowned figures in the industry.
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