A blog and podcast on hip hop in Africa
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Recently, I wrote about the Ethiopian-American rapper from Portland, Amine, taking the rap scene by storm. His song ‘Caroline’ was an instant sensation for people
Hip Hop has always been the voice to the underrepresented in our world. Those who haven’t seen themselves in the popular culture of mainstream media
KNAAN is an artist who came to the United States as a refugee at the young age of 14. His homeland is the country of
Hip Hop is a male dominated field. Many of the male artists in their music discuss women primarily in a negative light. They either discuss
The state of rap music has changed since its creation in the 1970s. Starting in Bronx, New York rap was always seen as an underground
