Music

London Student vs. Felix: Day One – Felix's Favourite Song

Like, tweet, or comment on this page to help us beat the London Student newspaper on the first day of our 30-day Song Challenge duel

Kadhim Shubber

20 May 2011

Felix Travel Editor Chris Richardson demanded that we listen to the Jamie xx/Gil Scott-Heron remix album in the office when it was released way back in February, but his orders fell on deaf ears; when I finally got around to it a few weeks ago, I felt quite the fool...

The London Student and Felix are currently fighting an epic war. Like, tweet, or comment on this page to help us win today's battle. Tomorrow is 'Your least favourite song' – help us choose by posting your suggestions below.

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