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Saturday night saw Skepta perform alongside 12 future music talents at the V&A in the final showcase for the UK leg of the global Levi's Music Project.
Taking place in the Museum's epic Raphael Room, on a purpose-built set against a backdrop with bespoke visuals by Kate Moross, the 12 students from the project performed tracks they'd written and created in collaboration with Skepta, to an audience including the likes of Wretch 32 and Copa90 frontman, Poet.
It was a fitting finale for a project the 12 students have been working on for the past 10 weeks. Based out of a specially designed studio at a community centre in Skepta's Tottenham ends, they have also benefitted from musical mentoring from producer Preditah and songwriter Jin Jin (whose credits include Jess Glynne, Dizzee Rascal and Foxes), amongst others.
The evening performance was proceeded by a daytime exhibition featuring installations, videos and workshops, with visitors given the opportunity to mix beats and vocals produced by the students, as well as remix and recreate the tracks in a pop-up home studio.
Speaking about the project, Skepta said: "One of the best days of my life. I love you all, every individual legend that made tonight at the V&A as special as it was, thank you. Pass this energy on to somebody who needs it and we're on to the next. Greatness only."
To see how it all went down, check out the images below.
For more information on the Levi’s® Music Project, head here.
