Tag: Elom20ce

• Political rap throughout francophone Africa

  

  Political rap is a style of rap characterized by the political dimension of lyrics dealing with societal themes, reflecting both a commitment as well as a desire for collective emancipation. In the African continent, the theme of political rap is used as a way to express a vision of the world which denounces inequalities. ForRead…

  khadykane

  April 23, 2020

  Africa, Cameroon, Corruption, Ivory Coast, Mixtape, Political Rap, Senegal, Student Projects, Togo

  Cheikh MC, Didier Awadi, Elom20ce, Francophone Rap, Général Valsero

• HHAP Episode 50: The Mixtape Episode P. 2

  

  This episode is our second mixtape episode. The episode features the most recent works of 23 of Africa’s fiercest lyricists. All of songs featured on this episode were released in 2018 and 2019, and features women from across Africa, and African women who reside in the Diaspora. Some of the artists are fairly well known…

  Msia Kibona Clark

  January 1, 2020

  Africa, Australia, Diaspora Emcees, Ghana, Kenya, Morocco, Nigeria, Podcasts, Political Rap, Rwanda, Senegal, Sierra Leone, South Africa, Togo, United States, Women MCs, Zambia

  Abena Rockstar, Assessa, Blaise, Buddha Blaze, Burni Aman, EJ von Lyrik, Elom20ce, Eva Alordiah, Flash Marley, Gigi Laymayne, Isatta Sheriff, Kanyi Mavi, L-ness, Lauretta Yemoja, Little Simz, Mikko, Mina la Voilée, Moona, Moonaya, OMG, PEPR, Phlow, Raiza Biza, Rap Radio Africa, Roufaida, Rouge, Rouge the rapper, Sampa the Great, Seth Markle, Sista LB, Trinity International Hip Hop Festival, Xtatic, xuman, Yugen Blakrok

• HHAP Episode 48: Elom 20ce on The Role of Hip Hop in the Struggle for Pan Africanism

  

  Togolese hip hop artist Elom 20ce is a multitalented artist, activist, and Pan Africanist. He brings Pan African ideals to his music and his art, and this episode Elom discusses studying international politics and working with the United Nations, and how his studies and experiences influenced his music. After witnessing the hypocrisy around international development…

  Msia Kibona Clark

  December 10, 2019

  Culture, Podcasts, Political Rap, Togo

  Arctivism, Elom20ce, Pan Africanism