Grime/metal stalwart Native James is entering a new era with brand new single, FALLEN. Native’s commanding vocal grabs you straight out the gate, and is complemented perfectly by the powerful riff throughout. FALLEN marks the start of Native’s alluring new musical chapter.
Native has explained, “FALLEN is the first segment of a new era. This is a track about coming out of the Rebirth EP and recognising the madness around me, the duality of myself, the manic behaviours of the world, and the emotional impulses that we carry, all compacted in mysticism. FALLEN is about all of us that have fallen far from grace.”
Fresh from playing Sniester Festival in Amsterdam alongside the likes of SOFT PLAY, MEFF-FEST 2 with SNAYX and more, plus his first full UK tour supporting punk/rapper Hyphen shortly before this, Native has been announced to play Glastonbury Festival for the first time! He will play not one but two sets; one on the BBC Introducing Stage, and another on the Greenpeace Stage, both on 26th June. Next up, the Ipswich-based artist will join post-hardcore trio, letlive. at their farewell shows in London in the Summer. These will take place at the Electric Ballroom in Camden, on 10th and 13 July. See full dates and details below.
26.6 – Glastonbury Festival, Somerset
28.6 – Cavern, Exeter (headline)
10.7 – Electric Ballroom, London (supporting letlive.)
13.7 – Electric Ballroom, London (supporting letlive.)
3.8 – Multitude Festival, Milton Keynes
30.8 – Burn It Down Festival, Torquay
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