Sampha
British singer-songwriter and musicianWikipedia
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Sep 27, 2026
RosettaHOST
Subtract.
RosettaHOST
Featuring Sampha, bit of an older one.
RosettaHOST
Wonder where we land.
RosettaHOST
Before this, we heard from Erykah Badu and the Alchemist with Crossfade.
RosettaHOST
Subtract.
RosettaHOST
Featuring Sampha, bit of an older one.
RosettaHOST
Wonder where we land.
RosettaHOST
Before this, we heard from Erykah Badu and the Alchemist with Crossfade.
WalloGUEST
Process.
WalloGUEST
Sampha.
Ahmir ThompsonHOST
What is it about that album that touched you?
WalloGUEST
I first got home from prison, right? And I used to walk Broad Street all the time.
Ahmir ThompsonHOST
Uh-huh.
WalloGUEST
I'm like, "Whoa." I go crazy, right? So, and I'm a, I'm an artist, so I'm like, I'm deep.
WalloGUEST
So anybody I would run into that'd be, like, a supporter of what I got going and they be from London, I'd be like, "Yo, you know Sampha?" They'd be like, "Yo, I be seeing him on tour." I'm like, "Yo, tell him that I'm looking for him," right? Like-
Ahmir ThompsonHOST
[laughs]
Joe JacksonGUEST
So Khalil Joseph is the kind of filmmaker to go to if you're kind of working in kind of the Afro-diasporic kind of space at the moment.
Joe JacksonGUEST
He's kind of collaborated with FKA Twigs, Flying Lotus, Sampha, Shabazz Palaces, Kenzo and O2 as well, so businesses.
Joe JacksonGUEST
He's kind of directed films, music videos, and advertisements across Africa, America, and Europe.
Joe JacksonGUEST
I think his kind of disruptive style, so it frequently merges visual representations of transcontinental experiences with those kind of counterculture energies of Afro-diasporic music and challenges certain Eurocentric biases underpinning Western media.
43 MINS LATER
Joe JacksonGUEST
So what I've tried to do is take the idea of steril modernism, again, uh, it foregrounds music and sound as being really influential, and so that's what I'm trying to do as well, so say it's still really important.
Joe JacksonGUEST
But then applying it to Killer of Joseph's works.
Joe JacksonGUEST
So, uh, in process, for example, so that's actually shot in, uh, Morden and Freetown in Sidn- in London and then Mor- uh, Freetown in Sierra Leone to kinda capture, um, Sampha, the musician's kinda concurrent affiliation to, you know, this double consciousness between Sierra Leone and, and the UK.
Joe JacksonGUEST
Um, and beautiful, uh, like, music as well.
Joe JacksonGUEST
So Kilo Joseph is the kind of filmmaker to go to if you're kind of working in kind of the Afro-diasporic kind of space at the moment.
Joe JacksonGUEST
He's kind of collaborated with FKA Twigs, Flying Lotus, Sampha, Shabazz Palaces, Kenzo and O2 as well, so businesses.
Joe JacksonGUEST
He's kind of directed films, music videos, and advertisements across Africa, America, and Europe.
Joe JacksonGUEST
I think his kind of disruptive style, so it frequently merges visual representations of transcontinental experiences with those kind of counterculture energies of Afro-Diasporic music, and challenges certain Eurocentric biases underpinning Western media.
43 MINS LATER
Joe JacksonGUEST
yeah, density of reference, I guess,
Gummo ClareHOST
that maps this audiovisual Atlantic.
Gummo ClareHOST
And I think that point on process, on Sampha's project, really is
Joe JacksonGUEST
a
Joe JacksonGUEST
So Kilo Joseph is the kind of filmmaker to go to if you're kind of working in kind of the Afro-diasporic kind of space at the moment.
Joe JacksonGUEST
He's kind of collaborated with FKA Twigs, Flying Lotus, Sampha, Shabazz Palaces, Kenzo and O2 as well, so businesses.
Joe JacksonGUEST
He's kind of directed films, music videos, and advertisements across Africa, America, and Europe.
Joe JacksonGUEST
I think his kind of disruptive style, so it frequently merges visual representations of transcontinental experiences with those kind of counterculture energies of Afro-Diaspora music and challenges certain Eurocentric biases underpinning Western media.
43 MINS LATER
Joe JacksonGUEST
So what I've tried to do is take the idea of Stereo-Modernism, again, it foregrounds music and sound as being really influential, and so that's what I'm trying to do as well, so it's still really important.
Joe JacksonGUEST
but then applying it to Khalil Joseph's works.
Joe JacksonGUEST
So In Process, for example, so that's actually shot in Morden and Freetown in London and then Freetown in Sierra Leone to kind of capture Sampha, the musician's kind of concurrent affiliation to this double consciousness between Sierra Leone and the UK.
Joe JacksonGUEST
And beautiful music as well.
Joe JacksonGUEST
Cool, yeah, so Kilo Joseph is the kind of filmmaker to go to if you're kind of working in kind of the Afro-diasporic kind of space at the moment.
Joe JacksonGUEST
He's kind of collaborated with FKA Twigs, Flying Lotus, Sampha, Shabazz Palaces, Kenzo and O2 as well, so businesses.
Joe JacksonGUEST
He's kind of directed films, music videos, and advertisements across Africa, America, and Europe.
Joe JacksonGUEST
I think his kind of disruptive style, so it frequently merges visual representations of transcontinental experiences with those kind of counterculture energies of Afro-Diaspora music, and challenges certain Eurocentric biases underpinning Western media.
44 MINS LATER
Joe JacksonGUEST
So what I've tried to do is take the idea of Stereo-Modernism, again it foregrounds music and sound as being really influential, and so that's what I'm trying to do as well, so it's still really important.
Joe JacksonGUEST
but then applying it to Khalil Joseph's works.
Joe JacksonGUEST
So in Process, for example, so that's actually shot in Morden and Freetown in London and then Freetown in Sierra Leone to kind of capture Sampha, the musician's kind of concurrent affiliation to this double consciousness between Sierra Leone and the UK.
Joe JacksonGUEST
And beautiful music as well.
Joe JacksonGUEST
So Kilo Joseph is the kind of filmmaker to go to if you're kind of working in kind of the Afro-Diasporic kind of space at the moment.
Joe JacksonGUEST
He's kind of collaborated with FKA Twigs, Flying Lotus, Sampha, Shabazz Palaces, Kenzo and O2 as well, so businesses.
Joe JacksonGUEST
He's kind of directed films, music videos, and advertisements across Africa, America, and Europe.
Joe JacksonGUEST
I think his kind of disruptive style, so it frequently merges visual representations of transcontinental experiences with those kind of counterculture energies of Afro-Diaspora music and challenges certain Eurocentric biases underpinning Western media.
47 MINS LATER
Joe JacksonGUEST
yeah, density of reference, I guess,
Gum O'ClaireHOST
that maps this audiovisual Atlantic.
Gum O'ClaireHOST
And I think that point on process, on Sampha's project,
Joe JacksonGUEST
It
Tommy SandhuHOST
Yeah.
Tommy SandhuHOST
What was the issue? The issue was Sampha, the singer, came out.
Tommy SandhuHOST
Santa.
Tommy SandhuHOST
Not Santa.
Tommy SandhuHOST
Santa came out, like, ho, ho, ho, yeah, with Jay-Z.
Tommy SandhuHOST
No, Sampha, the singer, came out, and...
Tommy SandhuHOST
You're doing that, can't hear anything.
Tommy SandhuHOST
I filmed it.
Mr DrewHOST
A good moment.
Mr DrewHOST
Now, next day, Dave and Sampha will be on stage.
Mr DrewHOST
Oh, and also, that first night, you know who else came out?
Miss LouHOST
Yeah.
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