About Kasha of Vivid Imagery
Kasha is a rap artist from South East London. His style of rap is warm, rich, emotional, raw and poetic. He tells stories of his surroundings, the problems in the world and his dreams. The music is an eclectic Hip Hop mix of street beats, jazz flows, cinematic backdrops and Harmonic Progressions with collaborations from live bands and songwriters there are absolutely no barriers to this kids art. From the words of dynamite MC from Kiss100 “wow, the best lyricist the uk’s got”
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Kasha's Myspace Page
Kasha is an integral part of the label and production team called Vivid Imagery Since the labels formation in 2006 it has already swelled from a trio to a team of a dozen people dedicated toward promoting Kasha and UK Hip Hop into the international market. The label has already attracted a considerable following and now has a small street team of fans devoted towards promoting Kasha and other projects. Vivid Imagery’s first release was the Sting Operation, which was a co production with Beezwax Recordings. This 20 track compilation, also released in Germany, was promoted with a 4 track demo spearheaded by Kasha. The compilation also featured artists such as Klashnekoff, Genesis Elijah, S.A.S, Supar Nova and the Extremists. This Release will be followed by a small tour of Germany in January 08.
“The MCs are the usual roll call of London underground” “though newcomer Kasha excels”
Touch Magazine Review of the Beezwax Album
November 06 saw Kasha’s first piece of commercial airplay from the station Kiss100 with a track entitled Wildheart. This Track was still being played on Dynamite MC’s show 8 months later which far outlasts any Major or Independent track on the station. The track Wildheart has also seen numerous airplays and rewinds on other non-commercial stations such as Force Fm, Rinse FM and Fresh FM.
Another notable success for Kasha and the Label was the signing of a sponsorship deal with an American trainer company called Kashi Kicks who approached Kasha not only because of the obvious similarities in the name but because they thought he represented quality original UK music and was a good image for the company.
Kasha and Vivid Imagery’s aims are to always keep growing bigger and stronger. With tracks selling around the globe and the backing of fans from a wide range of markets, all achieved with very little promotional effort, this seems very possible.
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But only one REAL Kasha.
Do Your Bit against Knife and Gun Crime
Kasha's 'You Have A Choice' track is picking up a lot of steam and should be on fro release sometime later this year. In the meantime i have made a TRUETONE available for your phone.
To get hold of the truetone text:
CODE KASHA 24986
to the number: 60070
This text will cost you £ 1.00 and ALL PROCEEDS will go towards RUDUCING KNIFE AND GUN CRIME.
Available on, Orange, O2, Virgin, Tmobile and Vodafone and UK residents only
Kasha on 1Xtra's, Ras Kwame's Homegrown.
Kasha has just been included in the latest BBC 1Xtra Homegrown podcast by Ras Kwame.
This i think this is a great achievement for Kasha and Vivid Imagery and another big step up in the independent game.
You can check out the podcast here whilst it lasts, so download it if you can.
June 30th Podcast
Just Chilling With the Family
Here is some great footage of some of the greatest rappers holding the underground scene together at the moment. I've pulled out the parts with Kasha here but there is also some more cool snippets where these came from.
You have a choice

On Sunday the 29th of June at the Arsenal Emirates Stadium you have a choice to stop the violence and killing and bring peace to our streets. This will be a day of strict positivity as we strive forward against guns and knives and progress towards peace and safety on our streets. There will be live music from Kasha who is performing the 'You have a choice' anthem. Also music from Nathan, Blemish Blackstorm, Chipmunk, Cherri V, greenjade, Floetic Lara, Kay B & G'Pree.
Cypher TV Begins with Skinnyman
Cypher TV, the new TV channel by Vivid Imagery, launches with the Interview of Skinnyman and then rolls into a live rap cypher of Skinnyman back to back with Kasha.
Rocking with the Band Live at the Comedy Cafe

You should only be in one place on sunday the 1st of June and that's the Comedy Cafe in London.
Adlib are back presenting you with a full performance of Kasha, this time supported with the in-house band so this is some real live "punk hop" going on.
01 Jun 2008, 20:00
Comedy Cafe 66/68 Rivington Street , London and South East EC2A 3AY
You talking to me Punk?
This is a review by Ben Reeves of Art and Soul Magazine who recently visited one of Kasha's performances in Peterborough.
I saw Kasha, recently, at The Park, and should state that i am not a huge fan of either hip-hop or rap, so my outlook was not optimistic. To realise that i had arrived on 'Ladies' Night' was pushing my limitations...
The other artist, Lori and Romeo didn't impress me greatly, but i was definitely in a minority with this opinion as the rest of the crowd were spellbound.
Hip Hop @ Hectors House 24th May

On Saturday the 24th of May Kasha will be heading down to Hectors House for his first Hip Hop performance in Brighton. Kasha will be headlining a night of urban music delivering a full set of musical gems. Supporting him will be the Soul band 'White Tiger' and the spoken word master ' The Reverend'. There will also be a showcase by the 'Lives of Three People' dedicated to refugee awareness. Anyone heading down to the Rising Styles Festival has got to check this night out.
Help the Missguided Youth
Distinctions of Urban Culture
The following piece was written by Get Lowe of Vivid Imagery who is one of Kasha's producers. It describes in quite some detail about where hip hop culture comes from. Hip Hop as an artform today has moved on greatly from the origins back in the 70's with influences from many forms of music and appeal to much larger audiences across the world. However for some artists the use of hip hop as medium to spread a message of positivity still remains and it still can be a refuge for the miss guided youth.

