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Reviews by A&K

April 29, 2021 irlessin

In this episode of reviews by A&K — brought to you by Kate & Iriana — we’ll be breaking down our opinions of Ghanaian artist

ENNY’s Incredible Use of Subtle Messaging Through “Same Old”

April 7, 2021 irlessin

In just three minutes, ENNY, a British rapper of Nigerian descent, covers toxic relationships, systemic racism, gentrification and mass incarceration through her new single “Same

Freda Rhymz’s Reclamation of the Female Ghanaian Identity

March 24, 2021 irlessin

Freda Rhymz is the epitome of intersectionality as she has found her on niche in Ghanaian hip-hop — fusing Afrobeats with hip-hop, hiplife and highlife.

KiddBlack’s TAke on the ghanaian experience as shown through “loaded weapons”

February 24, 2021 irlessin

As a hip-hop artist from Accra, Ghana, KiddBlack expresses the sentiment of struggling to merely get by and stay alive through his single, “Loaded Weapons”.

Sarkodie, “The Masses”, 2015

February 9, 2021 irlessin

Sarkodie’s lyrical hymn, “The Masses” captures the need for Ghanaians to empower themselves through a revolution and find unity in the face of corrupt leadership.

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