“Photographs conjure up so many different emotions. The ones I miss the most are the ones I never took. They are for me, in many ways, the memories I don’t have – especially the ones from my childhood. I wish I had more.” – Professor Green

Monday 10th December 2018, London – Today multi-platinum selling rapper, Professor Green, has released the music video for new single, ‘Photographs’ featuring Rag’n’Bone Man.

Around the release of ‘Photographs’ Professor Green called on fans to share photographs of loved ones they had lost and the stories behind these photographs with the accompanying hashtag #wishthatitookmorephotographsofus. The response was overwhelming and some of those fans who shared their photographs and stories, (Yvette, Fiona, Meg), feature in the Simon Emmett directed music video alongside Professor Green, Rag‘n’Bone Man and Green’s grandmother, Nanny Pat.
With the reception to ‘Photographs’ highlighting a need for this kind of dialogue around grief, Professor Green, alongside Cruse Bereavement Care, has launched a petition on Change.org calling on the government to nationally institute a National Grief Awareness Day. A day on which people can publicly mourn and celebrate their lost loved ones, call for more education about grief, and promote a proper engagement with the effects of grieving.

Produced by Fraser T Smith, TMS and Chris Loco, co-written with Emeli Warren and featuring the vocals from the inimitable Rag’n’Bone Man, ‘Photographs’ was premiered by Annie Mac on Radio 1 and is available across all platforms now.

Watch the music video for Professor Green’s ‘Photographs’, featuring Rag’n’Bone Man below:

Download hi-res video stills and press shots here:
https://we.tl/t-mvdJEmJKkh

ABOUT PROFESSOR GREEN

Firmly established as one of the crossover superstars of British music, the Hackney born and raised rapper, Professor Green (aka Stephen Manderson), has notched up two Top 3 albums and over 3.5 million combined sales in the UK alone since starting out as a revered battle MC. All in addition to presenting six critically acclaimed documentaries (for the BBC and Channel 4), publishing his autobiography ‘Lucky’, continuing his ongoing work as Patron of anti-suicide charity CALM, and, most recently, becoming a regular columnist for newly launched men’s title, The Book of Man.

ABOUT RAG’N’BONE MAN

2017’s biggest breakout global star Rag’n’Bone Man has captured the imagination around the world with his debut album ‘Human’, which has sold over 3.3 million copies to date after hitting the Number One Album spot in 6 more countries.