A blog growing through life.
It truly is with great pain I write this to you, mostly because I'm not going to complain as much as I would like, and that will be really difficult. Welcome to Zambia's 55th Independence Day celebrations. How fortunate we must be then that this Independence Day will find most of us blacked out, both... Continue Reading →
I had the pleasure of speaking with Destro, live OnAir via WhatsApp call and because of how absolutely inspired I felt after the show I thought why not give my two cents of the project also. SECRETS originated as 1 song that Destro slices artistically for the pallet to consume into 6 songs, 7 if... Continue Reading →
My colleague turned friend was telling me of an encounter she recently had by her place in Kamwala. She arrived home rather late one night and as she waited by the gate, her neighbour, who lives in chawama, decided to park and wait with her, for her sister to let her in. Though she was... Continue Reading →
Like the iconic duo that caused us fits of laughter, Ikko Ace & Muko have that charismatic charm dripping throughout their music. Their most recent offering, Now Or Never, has been a fun surprise to unpackage. Their first song is arguably my favourite on the project, called "Inspiration". It almost has an arrogant like bravado stroll... Continue Reading →
After Art Is Tic, I wasn't so sure I would see another body of work done by Tic, after all, the man wasn't sure he had another one in him, thank God I was wrong. I awoke on a Friday with a message telling me Imiti Ikula would be released soon, followed by another message not so... Continue Reading →
Famous words once spoken by Martin Luther King Jr. It is here that words carved out together from desire for change first touched my heart. I didn't even know what the dream was, or how important dreaming could be, I just knew that a man in America had a dream and his words moved me.... Continue Reading →
Kutambokisa was intended to put on a show at Unza about a month ago, based on the theme, "I am Africa." We were asked by JCI Unza to host a show with young upcoming creatives who could show their audience, through their medium of art, what being African means to them and how they would... Continue Reading →