Press page
Press Area
BHHF has its own inhouse media team so any press information you may need please do contact us and we will action requests for information, artist interviews, updates and anything else swiftly.
We work with local, regional, national, international, online news along with radio and tv to gain maximum coverage for BHHF. For all press enquiries please contact our press team via press@bhhf.org
We've had loads of great feedback including;
About 300 artists were invited to contribute to the worlds largest Graff Jam to mark the start of the city’s Brighton Hip Hop Festival. Thousands of people are expected to attend the annual festival.
The Times - July 2006
The Brighton Hip Hop Festival is on its way again. The event promotes Hip Hop as a positive culture and challenges stereotypes.
Juice - July 2006
Brighton is home to a burgeoning Hip Hop community and its just right in size and attitude to do your own thing and still keep up to date with what everybody else in the city is doing and the annual Brighton Hip Hop Festival is testament to that.
Hip Hop Connection - August 2006
I have never seen anything like this before in my life, I love Graffiti and Street Art, yet the artists only ever seem to get recognition on a small scale. I think that this sort of publicity and recognition will encourage them to try harder and keep this very valuable artform alive.
The Art Of Hip Hop - Visitor from Australia
Thanks for the opportunity you gave my son to experience the teaching's of Hip Hop, he's thoroughly enjoyed every minute of his time with you.
BHHF / AudioActive2 Hip Hop Education - Parent of Young Participant from Brighton
Omigod! So amazing, love it all, have to go home and carry on practicing!
BHHF Battlejam - Visitor from Spain
Hip Hop is not dead! Good to see both sides of the Atlantic being represented. Absolutely love everything about Brighton Hip Hop Festival! BHHF - Visitor from America
“To see such a highly organised event with high quality work is very inspiring.”
Sue Johns, Deputy Leader of Brighton & Hove City Council – Graff’ Jam 05.
“Unbelievable atmosphere, fantastic vibe, my head was nodding all day.”
Catherine Jacobs, Audience member – Live day 05.
“Last year I was in the audience watching, this year thanks to the workshops, I was onstage… I can’t believe it man.”
Benedict Gumpo, Youth Workshop student.
“That was the best b-boy event of the year in my opinion, real b-boying for the real heads.”
Spencer Whatmore, Born to Rock.
“I can’t wait till next year, I really hope I can play again in 2006.”
Baba Brinkman, International guest artist.
“I cant believe this hasn’t happened sooner, Hip Hop beats, Brighton beach and a barrel load of good vibes.”
www.UKHH.com
"Brighton's Hip Hop scene is both diverse and vibrant to say the least! The Festival is the perfect tribute to this and goes from strength to strength, year on year."
Frank Ramsay, Station Manager - totallyradio.com
"The Brighton Hip-Hop Festival is a fantastic celebration of all aspects of hip-hop culture, the most vital, living and breathing artform on the planet and the biggest cultural event in the UK's hip-hop calendar"
Andy Cowan, Editor - Hip Hop Connection Magazine.
Britain's biggest and best selling hip hop magazine.
"We love Brighton. We love Hip Hop. We love The Brighton Hip Hop festival. It is amazing!".
Dirty Diggers, One of the UK's most highly rated new groups.
"It is a pleasure for us to be involved with the Festival, an essential outlet for local artists and acts, both new and established, helping to build a solid foundation for the future of the art-form in the uk".
Zebra Traffic Records.
Back to top
Brighton Hip Hop Festival and its 2007 programme is brought to you by 
.
All contents of this website © 2007 Brighton Hip Hop Festival and/or their respective Owners/Authors.
Please note that events may be subject to change - keep checking out the site for the latest confirmed line up of events.
bhhf.org is designed by 
.
