Neneh Cherry review – sonic rebel shimmies through the sadness

Village Underground, LondonSkanking to Four Tet’s beats, the musician’s delightful spontaneity lifts the sombre tone of a political set dedicated to lost friends and familyWith jazz luminary Don as a stepfather and 90s alt-rocker Eagle-Eye for a brother, it seems as if Neneh Cherry was always destined to connect disparate dots in the music world. But after moving from Sweden to London as a 14-year-old, it was a role she took on with zeal, via the eclectic nature of her collaborativ...

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