Cartel de @vegancheese!<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\nBobbie Johnson<\/strong>, a solo hip-hop artist in her late twenties, mashes her multi-genre influences of hip-hop, grime, garage, and glitch to form an amalgamation of sounds that showcases her conscious thought and social commentary. She uses the self-healing tool of music to explores self-reflective themes of love in her upcoming EP \u2018Defier\u2019. <\/p>\n\n\n\nBobbie grew up in Hertfordshire and moved to Brighton in 2008 as an attempt to get out of the countryside and immerse herself in a town that is known for its musical roots. She draws inspiration from a range of musicians, including James Blake, FKA Twigs, Kendrick Lamar, OutKast, Queen Latifah, Tom Misch and many more<\/strong>. <\/p>\n\n\n\nBobbie Johnson has built up a cult following in Brighton since she began performing in 2013 and often gigs across venues such as Patterns and Green Door Store, as well as various independent pubs across the city. She has recently been on the bill for the \u2018Mind Over Matter\u2019 project in London earlier in 2018, which promotes a different mental health organisation<\/g> or service at their events. As well as this, Bobbie has supported Children of Zeus at Patterns in May 2018, The Pharcyde (2016), Roots Manuva (2016), toured with Rag \u2019n\u2019 Bone Man (2016), played at Boomtown Fair (2017). She has previously released her debut EP \u2018You & I\u2019 in 2016, which catalysed<\/g> attention and local support that she has been garnering over the last few years. Now Bobbie returns to launch her EP titled \u2018Defier<\/strong>\u2019. <\/p>\n\n\n\nBobbie defines the concept behind \u2018Defier\u2019 as: \u2018mainly the battle of love and the want for clarity. To defy those who told you your love was wrong and to re-build trust and faith in those that hurt you.\u2019
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