Grenfell campaigners gathered near the Wall of Truth, Grenfell Tower to launch a new track entitled ‘No Justice4Grenfell, No Peace’, which has been created on behalf of the community by local music producer Toddla T and rapper Big Zuu.
The track, which is released on Spotify, with all proceeds going to Justice4Grenfell and the Hope Garden, has been created to “turn up the volume” on the government, after 6.5 years (December 14th) of inaction.
Big Zuu, who wrote lyrics that encapsulate the frustration and desperation of a community who feel forgotten and neglected by the government and judicial system, performed the track with Toddla T.
Damel Carayol, who lost two family members, Khadijah Saye and Mary Mendy, in the fire added: “We are still waiting for justice; We are watching you and now you can HEAR us.”
Justice 4 Grenfell group organiser Yvette Williams said, “6.5 years on, with countless peaceful protests and a shamefully delayed public Inquiry report, it is clear that being quiet doesn’t work. So maybe if we are loud, the government will hear us. Maybe if we are loud they will listen and serve justice to the 72+ who died needlessly in our community that night on 14th June 2017.”
