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Hello, this is Six Minute English from BBC Learning English.
I'm Neil.
And I'm Sam.
In this Six Minute English, we're talking about music.
What sort of music do you like listening to, Sam?
Well, I wouldn't say I have one specific type.
My taste in songs is more eclectic.
A word that describes taste, which includes a wide variety of styles.
Well, in this programme, we're talking all about grime,
a style of music which originated in London, specifically in the tower blocks of east and southeast London.
Yes, the artists are predominantly young black men,
and often cite the decaying tower blocks they grew up in as an inspiration for the urban style of Well, before we continue talking about grime music,
I have a question for you, Sam.
Stormsey is one of the most famous grime artists, but what is his real name?
Is it A, Michael Amari, B, Martin Ousu, or C, Marvin Apiah?
I think I might know this one.
I'll say A, Michael Amari.
We can find out if you're right at the end of this programme.