Little Simz (real name Simbi Ajikawo) is an English rapper, musician, actress and singer. Who released her fourth mixtape Blank Canvas via JAY Z's Life+Times website.
Simz studied at Highbury Fields School in London. She went on to attend St Mary’s Youth Club in Upper Street, Islington, where pop stars Leona Lewis and Alexandra Burke also attended.
After several months of auditioning by the BBC for the show Spirit Warriors, it was announced in June 2009 that Simz had been cast in the supporting role of Vicky.
In 2012, Simz joined the cast of E4 (TV channel)'s TV series Youngers as Meleka.
Simz is often nicknamed the Princess of Rap. She described her music as rap and experimental, with elements of rock.
Simz has performed alongside Estelle, Tinie Tempah and Ms Dynamite and at Rising Tide, ILUVLIVE, Industry Takeover (Urban Development) Hackney Empire, Somerset House and the House of Lords.
Simz can be heard on the Leave to Remain film soundtrack, performing the song Leave It As That. In early 2013, she appeared on BBC Radio 1 Xtra to discuss her performance at the Hackney Weekend.
Simz studied at Highbury Fields School in London. She went on to attend St Mary’s Youth Club in Upper Street, Islington, where pop stars Leona Lewis and Alexandra Burke also attended.
After several months of auditioning by the BBC for the show Spirit Warriors, it was announced in June 2009 that Simz had been cast in the supporting role of Vicky.
In 2012, Simz joined the cast of E4 (TV channel)'s TV series Youngers as Meleka.
Simz is often nicknamed the Princess of Rap. She described her music as rap and experimental, with elements of rock.
Simz has performed alongside Estelle, Tinie Tempah and Ms Dynamite and at Rising Tide, ILUVLIVE, Industry Takeover (Urban Development) Hackney Empire, Somerset House and the House of Lords.
Simz can be heard on the Leave to Remain film soundtrack, performing the song Leave It As That. In early 2013, she appeared on BBC Radio 1 Xtra to discuss her performance at the Hackney Weekend.
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Past Events
- NASS 2023
- TRNSMT Festival 2021
- End of the Road Festival 2021
- Tramlines 2021
- Truck Festival 2021
- NASS 2021
- Parklife Weekender 2021
- End of the Road Festival 2020
- Boardmasters 2020
- TRNSMT Festival 2020
- Parklife Weekender 2020
- Lovebox Weekender 2020
- Love Saves The Day 2020
- BoomTown Fair 2019
- Tokyo World 2018
- Standon Calling 2018
- The Great Escape 2017
- Leeds Festival 2016
- Reading Festival 2016
- LeeFest 2016
- Tramlines 2016
- NASS 2016
- Glastonbury Festival 2016
- Field Day 2016
- Lovebox Weekender 2015
- Wireless Festival 2015
- The Great Escape 2015
- Leeds Festival 2014
- Reading Festival 2014