South West London rapper/singer-songwriter Emil James and producer Sam Ellwood release 'Memory Lane,' a track with old-school hip-hop influences and modern UK vibes. The single discusses nostalgia and its impact on the present, showcasing Emil's commitment to energy and lyricism in his music. Having performed at notable venues and festivals, and with over 450,000 Spotify streams, Emil James is an emerging artist to watch.

South London artist ELI is set to release her latest track 'Too Much' on March 25th, following her first two singles 'Revelation' and 'Lover'. The song deals with the theme of lost love and the associated emotional turmoil. ELI describes the track as capturing the unpredictability of feelings post-breakup. She has gained attention from Fred Perry Subculture, Wordplay Magazine, and others, with her music played on various radio stations. ELI will also perform at Discover NU's artist showcase at Camden Assembly on May 25th.

The article reports on a statement made by Brown on the Assembly floor, where he praised former Speaker John Pérez for his leadership abilities. Brown humorously referred to Pérez's 'mushroom' theory of government, which involves keeping people in the dark, and he remarked that this approach was a 'real winner.' The context suggests a discussion about transparency in government and leadership styles.