Woodzy: Bars, Emotion and Nostalgia

Word Spoken

English - January 27, 2020 00:00 - 51 minutes - 35.4 MB
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It's the 12th episode of Word Spoken and we have Woodzy on the show. This 25 year old Flo Poet is a spoken word artist / rapper who's early career saw him feature on Tim Westwood TV and Channel AKA. After getting into spoken word a video of him performing a 90's and early 00's nostalgia piece went viral - generating just under 1,000,000 views on Facebook. From countless features to increasingly high profile commissions, this guy is truly one to watch. His performances are memorable, his delivery second to none and his word play, well... I'll let you guys see for yourself (Hint: it's sick). His EP entitled 'Happy Place' is OUT NOW on all digital platforms so give it it a listen. The three poems we get to hear from him are 'Just Ryhme', 'Man Down' and the viral sensation '90's Baby'. To give him a follow on instagram head to @WoodzyGram. Enjoy!

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