Fred Again.., Nia Archives and Biig Piig are among this year’s BBC Radio 1’s Sound of 2023 longlist.
The list was revealed this morning and features 10 artists who are tipped for success next year.
The full list of artists includes Asake, Biig Piig, Cat Burns, Dylan, Flo, Fred Again.., Gabriels, Nia Archives, piri & tommy, Rachel Chinouriri.
Last year, PinkPantheress was crowned the winner of the prestigious award, beating the likes of indie duo Wet Leg and Nigerian singer Tems.
Previous names on the list have included stars such as Stormzy, Billie Eilish, Lewis Capaldi, Adele and Jorja Smith.
The winner of this year’s list will be revealed on Thursday 5 January 2023, with a countdown to the announcement of the top three kicking off on Radio 1 on Tuesday 3 January
The list is chosen by 136 industry experts, who were each asked to name their three favourite new acts.
These three...
The list was revealed this morning and features 10 artists who are tipped for success next year.
The full list of artists includes Asake, Biig Piig, Cat Burns, Dylan, Flo, Fred Again.., Gabriels, Nia Archives, piri & tommy, Rachel Chinouriri.
Last year, PinkPantheress was crowned the winner of the prestigious award, beating the likes of indie duo Wet Leg and Nigerian singer Tems.
Previous names on the list have included stars such as Stormzy, Billie Eilish, Lewis Capaldi, Adele and Jorja Smith.
The winner of this year’s list will be revealed on Thursday 5 January 2023, with a countdown to the announcement of the top three kicking off on Radio 1 on Tuesday 3 January
The list is chosen by 136 industry experts, who were each asked to name their three favourite new acts.
These three...
- 12/5/2022
- by Megan Graye
- The Independent - Music
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