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Little Simz: Live at the BBC 

Little Simz brings her electrifying energy to the iconic Maida Vale Studios, delivering tracks from her highly anticipated new album, Lotus, alongside a few timeless favourites from her acclaimed catalogue. Simz performs six exclusive tracks for the BBC and also sits down with Clara Amfo to discuss the stories, sounds, collaborations and struggles behind the new album.
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Little Simz brings her electrifying energy to the iconic Maida Vale Studios, delivering tracks from her highly anticipated new album, Lotus, alongside a few timeless favourites from her acclaimed catalogue. Simz performs six exclusive tracks for the BBC and also sits down with Clara Amfo to discuss the stories, sounds, collaborations and struggles behind the new album.

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Genre:Music
Directed By:Ed Coleman
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Runtime:30 minutes
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