Nadeem Din-Gabisi
Nadeem Din-Gabisi at Real Magic Books, Aylesbury
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Real Magic Music With Nadeem Din-Gabisi £11.00
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About the show
Our final event of the Real Magic Weekend and a really special one to finish. We're honoured to welcome Nadeem Din-Gabisi to join us, playing live in the shop. Unmissable closing party vibes.
Nadeem Din-Gabisi is a storyteller working in the realms of music, poetry and the visual arts. Nadeem’s work channels his experiences as a London born, second generation immigrant of Sierra Leonean Krio descent. His debut album OFFSHORE, on Moshi Moshi Music tackles themes of belonging, estrangement and identity with 'potent streams of consciousness'. The record received support from BBC 6Music, Byte FM, Somewhere Soul, Apple Music, as well as being featured in NPR, Worldwide FM and The Fader's list of Best New Albums, The Observer’s ‘Ones To Watch’, Clash Magazine and included on The Quietus and Electronic Sound Mags albums of the year lists.
Nadeem is also one half of the musical duo; An Alien Called Harmony (alongside Momoko Gill), has worked with Metronomy, Coby Sey, Sans Soucis, Sampa The Great, Beni Giles, Tony Njoku and Shrink and was a member of the first iteration of Steam Down. Live, Nadeem has supported Joshua Idehen, Murkage Dave, Falle Nioke, Nnenka and Momoko and Herbert. After his appearance at the Real Magic Weekend Nadeem is set to embark on a October 2026 OFFSHORE Tour across the UK and the EU.
Featuring - Nadeem Din-Gabisi
Nadeem Din-Gabisi’s music radiates a determined and un-rescinded energy.
Its message, immersed within a cocktail of grime, hip-hop, highlife and jazz - akin to punk in its fervent cries, charged lyrics and refusal to subscribe to any particular lane - deftly takes the listener through his personal journey, examining moments of trauma and happiness in childhood.
It uses those moments as a diving board to explore mental health issues and coping mechanisms of many young black men, born in inner and outer London. It questions and attempts to answer why some of these men swim, why some sink and why some others don't enter the POOL.