A Childhood Year in London: Remembering Bomb The Bass and the Second Summer of Love
Does the name Bomb The Bass mean anything to you? Because it means something to me. When I was nine years old, my family moved to London for a year — 1988 to 1989, right in time for the Second Summer…
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