Two years later, the 14 year-old snuck out of his house to attend Wiley’s infamous rave, Eskimo Dance. Okogwu’s fascination didn’t falter his love for garage and grime grew after discovering MC’s like Dizzee Rascal on pirate radio station Déjà Vu. “I wanted to be in So Solid so badly,” remembers Okogwu “That day, watching them make the video, I realized that this is where it was at for me. When he heard that the 30-strong Crew were shooting their new video near his home of Plumstead, he camped out to be first in line to collect autographs and marvel at their state-of-the-art mobile phones and limited edition Moshino jeans. The arrival of So Solid Crew was a significant moment for many UK Garage fans for 12 year-old Patrick Okogwu it turned out to be seminal. Tinie’s profile has risen so quickly most people don’t know much about him or his roots, here is a little background knowledge just for you.
With DJ support by V Smoove our in house R&B/Urban DJ legend this event will prove to be un-missable. We have never had a urban artist play in the main arena at The Syndicate on a Saturday but the time is now right to embrace the future and without doubt Tinie Tempah is THE sound of 2010. With his album due out in October and his latest single with The Swedish House Mafia set to be one of the biggest tunes of 2010 we welcome him back to The Syndicate where he will perform on our superstar stage. Tinie Tempah has already played at The Syndicate this year on a whirlwind promotional tour to promote his first single ‘Pass out’, since then his profile has jumped massively and his hit singles just keep on coming.
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