GLORYUSS live at The Finsbury with Guests

Gotobeat is excited to present GLORYUSS live at The Finsbury in Finsbury Park on Saturday, July 5th.

FREE SHOW - RSVP BELOW

7:30pm —> Doors

—> Brakefree

—> Zarina Kazi

—> GLORYUSS

GLORYUSS - Born & bred in North London, independent rapper & songwriter Gloryuss is one of the fastest growing acts emerging from the capital. Catchy flows, fun quirky sounds & solid song structures are all traits of the young rapper; merging UK Garage and Rap. From a mixed background, he has incorporated his heritage’s sound on a surface level but looks to do this further in the near future.

Zarina Kazi - As a British Pakistani woman, Zarina often found herself navigating complex cultural crossroads. In moments where language and identity fell short, music became her compass — a raw, expressive force through which she voiced her fears, dreams, and quiet triumphs. It led her not just to others, but back to herself.

Influenced by artists like Amy Winehouse, Adele, Billie Eilish, and Jorja Smith, Zarina creates music that dwells in the spaces between — between joy and sorrow, strength and vulnerability, tradition and reinvention. Her sound is as much about emotion as expression — a lyrical compass for those finding their way back to themselves.

Brakefree - Brakefree is a London-based band blending the soul of R&B with the edge of alternative and the warmth of light rock. Inspired by the timeless grit of Amy Winehouse, the smooth depth of Jorja Smith, and the soulful artistry of Lianne La Havas and H.E.R., Brakefree creates music that’s heartfelt, honest, and groove-driven. With rich melodies, raw emotion, and fresh energy, their sound connects across genres and leaves a lasting impression.

Gloryuss

GLORYUSS is a UK-based rapper and songwriter, known for blending elements of UK garage, rap, and drill. He was featured as BBC Introducing Artist of the Week on BBC Asian Network. In January 2025, he released a Hindi remix of "Mixed Signals" featuring Rita Morar. He has performed live shows in Camden, London.