this map will introduce them to the music of the area, the links to aston, black sabbath, jamelia, joan armatrading all come from this area so as they wait for the train, they can see some of the people who made the music here, linked to the place, see some of the venues, listen to some of the music by scanning spotify code. it s about making that link and saying that birmingham is an amazingly diverse history, reflected in our music and music al culture. next up on the journey as hampstead, happens to be the birthplace of steve winwood but that is not why we are going there. there we will meet a member of birmingham s reggae royalty. this man has been the bassist in the birmingham band steel pulse for the past 17 years. linking birmingham with all the musicians and bands and musical heritage, it s an amazing project that young people, visitors to the country, can all gain knowledge by scanning the qr code and listening to the music of the people of the area.
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birmingham is an amazingly diverse city and that is reflected in our music and music culture. the next stop on our journey is hampstead which happens to be the birthplace of steve but that is not why we are going there. we will meet a member of birmingham s reggae royalty. amlak tafari has been a bassist in steel pulse for the past 17 years. linking birmingham throughout all the different musicians and bands and musical heritage, the historical context in this way is an amazing project that young people and visitors to the country, they can all have a bit of knowledge by scanning a qr code and listening to music. every station in birmingham is set to have one of these maps so that when you are next on the train, keep an eye out because you never know which part the city s musical heritage you mayjust discover.