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By The Way: Michael Kiwanuka's Mercury Prize, Voting with Frank Ocean, Classical on BBC and RIP Mac Davis.

30-Sep-20 22:00

By The Way: Michael Kiwanuka's Mercury Prize, Voting with Frank Ocean, Classical on BBC and RIP Mac Davis.

By The Way is a rapid-fire segment that gives you a snapshot of developing stories in the music world.This week, we look at Michael Kiwanuka winning the 2020 Mercury Prize, Frank Ocean's voting initiative, BBC recent launch of a classical music discovery service and the death of  “A Little Less Conversation” songwriter Mac Davis.

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Produced by: Daryl Ong, Haniff Baharudin


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Categories:  Business Analysis,  Film,  Performing Arts,  History,  People and Places,  Music

Tags:  The Pulse,  Frank Ocean,  Mercury Prize,  Classical Music,  BBC,  Mac Davis,  Michael Kiwanuka, 


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