Kae Tempest's words, whether written within the pages of their poetry collections or delivered through a voice echoing restrained anger and vulnerability, strike at the heart. At 36 years old, the British artist holds a uniquely significant position in the contemporary scene, serving as both a major literary figure (Silver Lion at the Venice Biennale for their poetic work among other prestigious awards) and a performer at the forefront of a generation steeped in hip-hop, jazz, and electronic music. Their approach is open to the world as it is and as we would like it to be—an exploration for authenticity and freedom that doesn't delineate boundaries between musical genres or the short genres. Non-binary. Since their fiery debut at Days Off in 2017, Kae Tempest has shed a letter from their name and further embraced freedom. They will present tracks from a highly anticipated fourth album, "The Line Is a Curve," a reunion with heavyweight producers Dan Carey and Rick Rubin, as heralded by two singles with distinctly electro sounds