Fuse ODG jumps on a track with rising UK rapper Dun D ‘Shut Them Down’
Having worked with a number of influential artists and producers (Wretch 32, Rymez and Empire Sounds), Tottenham rapper Dun D is now making his way from underground emcee to the mainstream artist. With radio support from Capital Xtra (premiered by Ras Kwame) and 1Xtra (Charlie Sloth), ‘Shut Them Down’ is already turning heads in the industry with its own brand of UK rap and afrobeats.
Dun D is currently supporting Fuse ODG on the #TINATour2015 UK tour, all dates below:
Birmingham – The Institute 26th March
Manchester – The Manchester Academy 28th March
Glasgow – 02 ABC 29th March
Liverpool – The 02 Academy Liverpool 31st March
Bristol – The Marble Factory 1st April
London – KOKO 3rd April
Tickets via Ticketmaster
Get your copy of ‘Shut Them Down’ now on iTunes
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Soundcloud.com/hardpalm-dun
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More info on Fuse ODG:
“Fuse is blazing a trail for a new host of UK African artists” Guardian Guide
“Bringing sunny positivity to the charts” Independent
Fuse recently joined the likes of Brian Ferry, Paul Rogers and David Gilmore for a show stopping performance on Later with Jools Holland on BBC 2.
The past 12 months has seen Fuse ODG fast become a mainstream star, selling over a million records with four chart hits in as many singles to his name. He has been a near permanent fixture on the radio 1 playlist and achieved silver status on singles ‘Antenna’, ‘Million Pound Girl’ and ‘Dangerous Love’, which spent 10 consecutive weeks in the UK top 20. All in addition to collaborating with Sean Paul and Wyclef and a MOBO award win for Best African Act in 2013 and 2014. UK TV appearances include; Newsnight, BBC News, Never mind The Buzzcocks, Mobo Awards show, Soccer AM and many more.
