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The energy of the four young males certainly overwhelmed the intimate venue.

This down to earth starlet performs effortlessly yet impeccably.

Band and audience become akin to boys and girls at a school disco, awkwardly evading interaction.

They filled the venue, pleased the crowd and proved their place.

If tonight was any indication of the summer ahead, it’s going to be wild one.

Winner of the BBC’s Sound of 2012, Michael Kiwanuka, takes to the stage at Ruby Lounge.