Talks

Jazzie B in Conversation

Jazzie B in a black and white photo under a stage sign.

Photo by Gavin Mills

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Talks

Jazzie B in Conversation

Saturday, December 9, 2 pm
Jackman Hall, Art Gallery of Ontario

A pioneering artist and musician, Jazzie B has played a significant role in the British-Carribean art scene since he was 13. From the world of sound systems, to the Grammy award winning ensemble Soul II Soul which became deeply embedded in the cultural fabric of the UK with hits like “Keep On Moving” and “Back To Life” he chronicled his experience in the book A Happy Face, a Thumpin’ Bass for a Loving Race. Join us for a talk with with Jazzie B that touches upon Jazzie's unique, and exceptional experience. 

Mark the opening of Life Between Islands: British-Caribbean Art 1950s - Now on Friday, December 8 with a live set by Jazzie B

Jazzie B is a British DJ and music producer. He is the founder of the iconic, Grammy award winning band Soul II Soul and has produced and remixed tracks for many major recording artists. Born in London, UK, to parents of Antiguan descent, in recognition for his many contributions to British culture — his music, a clothing line, a record shop, radio shows on pirate station Kiss FM and for the BBC — in 2008 he was appointed Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE). 

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