Women across the African diaspora are reclaiming themselves through their work in hip hop music. The rappers are choosing to express themselves openly and freely.
Category: Album Review
Afro trap
Trap music was established in the early 2000s in Atlanta. The vision for trap music at the time was to be a platform for young
Social Political Rap in Nigeria
‘Jaga Jaga’, which was released in 2004, tackles the various socio-political problems in Nigeria like social inequalities, and bad government and expresses it as a
Hip Hop and Chill with Ife, Fatima and Itohan
This is an episode of Hip Hop & Chill with Ife, Fatima and Itohan. In this episode, we discuss Falz The Bad Guy’s latest album, Moral Instruction (2019). We will discussing three songs from the album, and giving our opinion on this wonderful album.
Hip Hop Hour: Review of God Decides by Tellaman
This is an episode of Hip Hop Hour with Teg and Liam. In this episode they review the album God Decides by South African artist Tellaman.
Tellaman’s music can be found at:
Spotify: open.spotify.com/album/5bJrBac7Ku…omSo-cmzle5excPw
Apple Music: music.apple.com/us/album/god-decides/1446885934
Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUjKeyYeP…pDrh8fAxf2eLJGzxU
South Africa: “Femcees No More” Mixtape
These South African female rappers are versatile and diverse in their delivery but all champion the message of celebrating yourself and living your truth, while showing rap can be done by any gender.
