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Showing posts with label afropolitana. Show all posts
Showing posts with label afropolitana. Show all posts
Monday, July 30, 2012
soul food: 'the village' by ian kamau
beautiful brilliance from the brother, ian kamau. loving his album, one day soon, which is now available, here.
he is currently in south africa and moving up to kenya within the next week and i'm digging following his adventures on the continent via twitter.
Labels:
africa,
African,
africana,
afropolitana,
Canada,
hip hop,
Ian Kamau,
kenya,
music,
one day soon,
soul food,
south africa,
Trinidad
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
soul food: shad k's 'keep shining'
when i first heard this track on Shad's TSOL album, tears came to my eyes. a beautiful ode to all the women that have shaped and influenced his life, personally and professionally, 'Keep Shining' is positive and uplifting and reinforces that 'true beauty doesn't run from the light.' the video features women of all walks of life spreading the message. love it.
'no curls too tight, no mind too bright, no skin too dark to keep shining'
soul food: shad k's 'keep shining'
Labels:
afropolitana,
canadia,
keep shining,
positivity,
rwanda,
Shad K,
TSOL,
uplifting,
women
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