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Contents: UKP Report 2019 brings together the best of London, a melting pot of music from jazz to grime. Swindle's long-awaited new album is finally complete. After making a name for himself with his jazz and dubstep fusion, groove master Swindle has blended various musical styles with a London-esque eclecticism, from broken beat and P-funk to Latin and grime, and has finally released his long-awaited new album on Giles Peterson's Brownswood label! Under the guidance of the young maestro, he brings together a grime all-star lineup of rappers including Cozy Radical, Getz, D Double E, and P-Money, as well as new-generation UK jazz players such as Yussef Dayes, Mansour Brown, and Nubya Garcia, the Manchester Riot Jazz Brass Band on horns, and a stellar cast of singers including Andrew Ashon, Etta Bond, Eva Lazarus, Daley, and Kiko Bann. Mix engineer is Bristol legend Joker, and mastering is handled by Stewart Hawkes, who has worked on numerous classic and hit albums, resulting in a masterpiece that could only have been born in London, the melting pot of music, embodying the spirit of "One Nation Under a Groove"?a UKP masterpiece that is neither UKG nor UKF! About the Artist SWINDLE | Swindle A solo project by Cameron Palmer, a producer, keyboardist, and talkbox player from South London. Influenced by his blues guitarist father, he began making music at the age of 14, and in 2013 he debuted with the album "Long Live The Jazz" on Marla's label Deep Medi. He quickly gained attention for his dubstep sound that sublimates influences from jazz and grime, and his subsequent release in 2015, "Peace, Love & Music," was produced through sessions held in studios around the world, and combined with his intense live performances, it further proved the ambition and potential of this extraordinary artist. From 2016 to 2017, they released three EPs, "Connecta," "Funk & Grime," and "Purple Walls," through Butterz, calling it their funk trilogy. In 2019, they released their third original album, "No More Normal," through Brownswood.