Tag: Trinity International Hip Hop Festival

• Hip Hop Events

  

  The Hip Hop African has collected a list of some of the hip hop events happening this year, in the U.S. and the U.K.

  Msia Kibona Clark

  April 21, 2023

  BBoys, Calls For Papers or Submissions, DJs, Films, Graffiti, Hip Hop Pioneers, Hip Hop Related Events, United States

  #HipHopEd, Baltimore museum of art, Breakin convention, Feature, HHYRA, hip hop anneversary, hip hop education center, Howard University, Kennedy Center, Rock the school bells, Trinity International Hip Hop Festival, virginia state university, virginia union university, Words Beats & Life

• 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

• CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: Trinity International Hip-Hop Festival

  

  The Trinity International Hip-Hop Festival and Conference is seeking submissions for performers and presenters for their 15th annual event to be held at Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut, on March 26-29, 2020. This year’s theme is “15 Years of Hip Hop: Past, Present and Future”. This year, the festival is honoring the roots of hip…

  Msia Kibona Clark

  August 9, 2019

  BBoys, Calls For Papers or Submissions, Culture, DJs, Graffiti, Hip Hop Related Events, Political Rap, Press Release

  Hip Hop Education, hip hop festival, Hip Hop Studies, trinity hip hop, Trinity International Hip Hop Festival, trinityhiphop

• Trinity Hip Hop Festival

  

  March 29-31, 2019 | Trinity College, Hartford, Connecticut For more information: Facebook.com/trinityhiphop  The form can be downloaded from Dropbox Presented in partnership with Trinity College, the City of Hartford, Nomadic Wax and Notable Productions.  CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS  The Trinity International Hip-Hop Festival and Conference is seeking submissions for performers and presenters for their 14th annualRead…

  Msia Kibona Clark

  October 23, 2018

  Africa, BBoys, Calls For Papers or Submissions, Culture, DJs, Graffiti, Hip Hop Related Events

  trinity hip hop, Trinity International Hip Hop Festival

• 13th Trinity International Hip Hop Festival: Panel Discussion: “Free Speech, Censorship and Protest”

  Hip hop, music genre developed in the 1970s by inner-city African Americans from the Bronx, New York city, consists of conscious lyrics which often bluntly address social, political, or economic issues. The nature of hip hop is explicit, authentic, and genuine, and now after decades of diffusion and cultural spreading, the art form perseveres toRead…

  Oreymi Dan-Princewill

  April 21, 2018

  Diaspora Emcees, Hip Hop Related Events, Political Rap, South Africa, Student Projects

  Black Noise, China, Dana Burton, Emile YX?, Trinity International Hip Hop Festival

• Trinity Hip Hop Festival 2018 Panel Discussion: “Free Speech, Censorship and Protest” Recap

  The 13th annual Trinity International Hip Hop Festival was focused on censorship and activism when it comes to hip hop on a global scale. Aside from great performances and artwork from international acts, there were also discussions and panels catered to the overall theme of protest, free speech empowering the youth around the world. OneRead…

  thedupester

  April 13, 2018

  Hip Hop Related Events, South Africa, Student Projects

  Black Noise, Censorship, China, Dana Burton, Emile YX?, heal the hood, MC Puos, Trinity International Hip Hop Festival, trinityhiphop

• A Fulfilling Festival

  This year, I was fortunate enough to be able to attend Trinity College’s International Hip Hop Festival. I visited the festival with a couple of classmates and my teacher, and it was an experience that I’ll never forget.

  cristena b.

  April 11, 2018

  BBoys, DJs, Graffiti, Hip Hop Related Events, Student Projects

  Angyil McNeal, Taylor Bennett, Trinity International Hip Hop Festival, trinityhiphop

• Trinity International Hip Hop Festival

  

  The Trinity International Hip Hop Festival at Trinity College in Hartford, CT is the 6th to the 8th of April. The festival celebrates all FIVE of the hip hop elements, and brings together artists & hip hop heads from all over the world.  See their event info on their Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/events/556633418027033

  Msia Kibona Clark

  March 19, 2018

  Africa, Diaspora Emcees, Hip Hop Related Events

  Trinity International Hip Hop Festival, trinityhiphop

• HHAP Episode 12: Burkinabe Rap Dialogue

  

  This is episode 12 of the podcast, and the fourth and last in a series of episodes recorded live at the Trinity International Hip Hop Festival in Hartford, Connecticut. The festival took place the 6th to the 9th of April, 2017. This episode features a conversation with Mathurin Soubéiga, who does booking and promotion at Shrine World Music…

  Msia Kibona Clark

  July 1, 2017

  Burkina Faso, Hip Hop Related Events, Podcasts

  Balai citoyen, Burkinabe, Daniel Künzler, Ouagadougou, Smockey, Thomas Sankara, Trinity International Hip Hop Festival, Waga hip hop

• HHAP Episode 10: Hip Hop and the State in Cuba

  

  This is episode 10 of the podcast, and the first in a series of episodes recorded live at the Trinity International Hip Hop Festival in Hartford, Connecticut. The festival took place the 6th to the 9th of April, 2017. This episode was a panel titled “Independent and Political Hip Hop in Cuba” with Pedro Vidal…

  Msia Kibona Clark

  May 1, 2017

  Diaspora Emcees, Hip Hop Related Events, Podcasts

  cuba, Cuban Soul Foundation, David D Omni, decadencia, Escuadron Patriota, Trinity International Hip Hop Festival