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On my radar: Kayus Bankole of Young Fathers’ cultural highlights
The Scottish-Nigerian musician on taboo-breaking conversations, brutally honest images of apartheid and where to find the best akara falafel wrap
Both of my parents are Nigerian and I’m very rooted in the culture and speak the language, so it was interesting to see young people talk about issues and stigmas that I don’t think older generations feel as comfortable discussing. She’s unapologetically Nigerian, she doesn’t change the names to suit a western idea of what it should be, it’s like: “This is ata rodo.” I love the akara falafel wrap with avocado and spicy sauce, and the soups are banging. Photograph: Ernest Cole/Magnum PhotosWhen I’m on the road, I find the nearest galleries and take myself there, not knowing what to expect – it’s a nice way to keep inspiration going and escape the monotonous routine of soundcheck, show, bed, repeat.
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