Author: marissabrown99
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African Representation Beyond the Contintent: M.anifest
M.anifest is an accredited Ghanian rapper who has been in the music scene for almost all of his life. Growing up in a relatively privileged houshold with connections to the music industry, M.anifest went on to attend university for music. M.anifest continued to pursue music outside of his education independently–a path that many in the
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Eno Barony: Power and Strength in Hip-hop
Eno Barony is a Ghanian hip-hop artist known for her rapping and song-writing talents. Barony was first launched into the limelight after her song “Tonga” was widely listened to. Highly regarded in the hip-hop community, Eno has won several awards and headlined many Ghanaian hip-hop festivals. Notably, Barony is also known for uplifting the voices
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The Trotro: A Ghanian Hip-hop artist’s take on the most important mode of transport in Ghana
Wanlov the Kubolor is a Ghanian-Romanian hip-hop /Afro-pop artist and film director. In Ghana and the larger diaspora, Wanlov the Kubolor is known for his independent style and revolutionary artistry. He is also no stranger to making social issues the center of his music. As noted in Msia Kibona Clark’s book Hip-Hop in Africa, his
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Ghanian Women in Hip Hop: Eazzy
Women are an integral part of Hip Hop culture. They provide an opportunity to champion women empowerment and to serve as role models for young girls who seek to be a part of the Hip Hop community. Mildren Ashong, known professionally as Eazzy, is a female Hip Hop, Afro-pop, and Afro-beat artist. So far in