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Monday 27 October, 2025

Bunny Bread – An Artistic Innovator and Collaborator

So ingrained in the arts scene its hard to pinpoint where Bunny first crossed our path; Mau Mau or Ion bar or before, but mostly the link is through Jazz Refreshed/Uprock Recordings. Bunny’s creative innovation was admired widely and Unifunk championed his work, working with him on different projects through the years. For us he […]

So ingrained in the arts scene its hard to pinpoint where Bunny first crossed our path; Mau Mau or Ion bar or before, but mostly the link is through Jazz Refreshed/Uprock Recordings.

Bunny's creative innovation was admired widely and Unifunk championed his work, working with him on different projects through the years. For us he was one of the best UK creative innovators in our creative community.

He always seemed pleasantly surprised when we delivered what was proposed and we smiled in those shared joy moments. His phone calls at the last minute, to check if "it" was happening and he came through. A time was had doing the Smif-N-Wessun Seal P tribute with Deal Real, great gig and a phenomenal London promoter collective.

He was a collaborator; if he felt he failed in optional deliverables he'd always put his hands up and say. It was honest and he had integrity which made collaboration easy. His passion for the art was at the forefront of what he chose to work on.

From him playing a festival project, E.P launch, official photographer at Wembley for Public Enemy, co-promoting, discussing artsy ideas and work, executing his ideas : one notable is the photoshoot with The Rebirth, a London ode to the Blackbyrds in front of a Banksy and of course his Film promo work.

He was never expectant or demanding, in an entitled way which you see a fair amount in this industry. Putting his hand up to record live shows and interviews, where he thoughtfully could and within his criteria.

His deep thinkerisms, golden nuggets, knowledge input, wisdom output and his creative interests had limitless depth and width; he was curious and his perspectives intelligent. Full of teachable moments, namely the importance of having lines in the independent world.

He was committed to ART, through his love of Hip hop culture, Jazz and array of music. On or ahead of trends and not in a conscious calculating way, in a life learned and experienced way, inspired by what he wanted to do.

He was a cross pollinator of the arts, sharing, exchanging and blessing his tailored gifts on us all, a solid do what he says guy, and sometimes - eventually with a nudge or two.

In recent times it feels that he was ascending to reap the benefit and recognition for his achievements in life that he deserved for his Art graft and innovative ideas.

The unbelievable head falling, tear streaking, dejecting news of his accent is felt throughout London and beyond. He knew and collaborated with so many. The amount of tributing to him paints his final picture.