This year Black History Month and Student Times are organising a university tour to coincide with the release of the brand new Educational Vinyl Reset The Mindset along with smash hit singles ‘Is Change A Game They Play’, ‘I Hear The Children Cry’ and ‘Plant The Food.
The title track Reset The Mindset has been the inspiration for this year’s theme for Black History Month. ‘
Scratchylus and Empress Reggae will be performing their educational songs and holding a debate in the JCR at SOAS University on October 13th at 7pm
The Reset The Mindset Tour will also include Birmingham, Bournemouth Durham universities and others.
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