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In Defense of My Happiness

It is a cold Monday evening, and I am making a case. Not to a judge, not to a jury

by Nathan Atta-Aidoo
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Entertainment

Ascending and Reflecting: J. Cole’s The Fall-Off as a Study in Time, Growth, and Legacy

J. Cole has often cast himself as hip hop’s moral center, a moral inquiry into fame, ambition, and Black American

by Nathan Atta-Aidoo
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Musings

Ebo Taylor: Sonic Architect of a Continent

Ebo Taylor with multiple grammy-nominated Ghanaian artiste, Rocky Dawuni. Picture courtesy: Rocky Dawuni Facebook page. Ebo Taylor, one of the

by Nathan Atta-Aidoo
5 Minute
Entertainment

Kweku Smoke: The Quiet Walk Forward

Walk With Me is different. Smoke is alone here not lonely, but in that quiet state where you become the

by Nathan Atta-Aidoo
6 Minute
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The Soundtrack of Ache: On Chimeka Garricks’ A Broken People’s Playlist

Some books are symphonic. Others are closer to mixtapes—loose, lived-in, stitched together by effect rather than plot. Chimeka Garricks’ A

by Nathan Atta-Aidoo
6 Minute
Entertainment

Black Sherif’s Iron Boy is a War Cry in the Language of the Weary

There’s something deeply spiritual about the way Black Sherif makes music. Not spiritual in the choral-soprano, incense-burning sense, but in

by Nathan Atta-Aidoo
4 Minute
Dikan Centre, Accra - Ghana
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LOVE IN THE DARK

I remember standing at the gate of that famous house along the banks of the great river. Dusk was falling

by Nathan Atta-Aidoo
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