agree with him that the arts world should take people from outside london
but don't agree with him when he says it doesn't include people from different backgrounds and isn't diverse enough? The music industry is fantastically diverse with people of all ages and backgrounds being successful in the UK.
its probably the most diverse industry going. Current UK top ten:
Mark Ronson - jewish immigrant mother and father, went to private school in USA
Phillip George - young upcoming Nottingham talent
Hozier - Irish musician - dropped out of Uni to record
Olly Murs - lived with his mum in Witham in Essex as couldn't afford to move out until made famous
Ed Sheeran - busked on the streets, state school educated
Taylor Swift - American singer grew up in pensylvania before moving at 14 to follow her dream of country singing
Alesso - half Italian half Swedish only just made it onto the UK scene
Ben Haenow - british xfactor winner, state school educated
Tchami - French DJ who made his name in Africa
Sam Smith - british, state school educated
Posted By: Tony Martin on January 19th 2015 at 17:13:38
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