Tinie Tempah says nightlife crisis means ‘losing that physical connection’
Tinie Tempah has said that young people are “losing that physical connection ” by not being part of the UK’s nightlife economy as he teased new music.
The 36-year-old rapper, from south London, is backing the Night Time Industries Association’s (NTIA) The Last Night Out campaign, which pushes for people to get away from their screens and onto the dance floor.
“As a dad, I’ve seen how different things are for this generation, ” said Tempah, who has not released a studio album since 2017’s Youth, as he appears to have focused towards his children and taken a break from music.
“We’re losing that physical connection, the joy and energy that you get from dancing, meeting new people from all backgrounds and being гратис.
„ Не желаех просто да приказвам за това - желаех да направя нещо. Музиката сплотява хората-и нощният живот е там, където се случва тази магия. ”
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