Sat 5 Apr 2025, 7.45pm
Lex Amor presents an immersive sound experience through a blend of live music, poetry and sound design that moves and evolves in real-time.
LONDON — North London-based rapper, singer, producer, and engineer, Lex Amor, will be taking her artistry to new heights with her latest project, Concrete Voids, at the Southbank Centre. This groundbreaking performance transforms the relationship between the audience and the music, offering an immersive experience that connects people to the soundscape in a way never before possible.
Concrete Voids, conceived by Southbank Centre’s sound technician Tony Birch, uses a custom-built audio system of over 80 hidden speakers, turning the Queen Elizabeth Hall into a living, breathing 3D sound instrument. This unique setup envelops the audience in a sonic journey, where each note, melody, and reflection resonates with the shared human experience, bringing listeners closer to the heart of the music.
Lex Amor, renowned for her genre-defying fusion of rap, R&B, and soulful storytelling, adds her distinctive voice to this extraordinary sensory experience, creating an intimate yet expansive atmosphere for all who attend. Through Concrete Voids, Amor invites the audience to not only hear the music but to feel it, forging a deeper connection with the sound, the space, and one another.
Concrete Voids promises to be a landmark event, redefining what it means to be part of a live performance and celebrating the power of music to unite and transcend.
For more information, please visit the Southbank Centre’s official website: www.southbankcentre.co.uk.
About Lex Amor
Lex Amor is a multi-talented artist known for her innovative blend of rap, R&B, and soulful narratives. With a reputation for pushing boundaries both musically and sonically, she continues to create work that speaks to the universal and intimate experiences of modern life.
