When London was plunged into mourning last month for the victims of the Kensington high-rise fire, it was Stormzy who lead the music community’s response to the tragedy.

“I don’t know where to begin, so I’ll start by saying I refuse to forget you,” he raps at the start of the Artists For Grenfell’s emotionally charged re-working of ‘Bridge Over Troubled Water’. “I refuse to be silenced, I refuse to neglect you/ That’s for every last soul up in Grenfell, even though I’ve never met you/ ‘Cause that could have been my Mum’s house or that could have been my nephew/ It could have been me up there, waving my plain T up there/ With my friends on the ground trying to see up there/ I just hope that you’re resting and free up there.” Earlier in the month, the Croydon spitter born Michael Owuo Jr. had leant his A-List support to the #Grime4Corbyn campaign, which contributed to the biggest youth turnout in a British General Election for over 40 years.