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EPISODE · Oct 5, 2022 · 29 MIN

spiritchild "We Maroon"

from 4 Women like Us · host Khadijah-Catherine Taylor

"A freedom singer/artist from the South Bronx by way of Staten Island, spirit child uses the arts to cultivate a cultural revolution throughout the world, from the United States to Europe, from Africa to South East Asia. This artist’s eclectic and experimental fusion of true school Hip Hop, Funk, Electronica, and Jazz continues to break the boundaries of the music scene. As spirit child channels the frequencies of J Dilla having tea with Sun Ra, painting the silhouettes of Nina Simone remixing El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz also known as Malcolm X, no one shares the time and the space without being moved in body, mind, heart, and soul. spirit child integrates revolution and Hip Hop music throughout all his endeavors, as a musician, DJ/ soul selector, producer, writer, author, facilitator and mentor for the youth, cofounder along with Fred Ho of a new black arts movement, organizer, and founder of the International Movement In Motion Artist & Activist Collective, Vice President of the Universal Zulu Nation's Brooklyn Territory (UZN Chapter 9 -Noble 9 Zuluz) and co-founder and co-leader of the maroon party for liberation and the maroon liberation school." revolutionary freedom artist conducting the energy and frequencies of the people You can find his bio and work right here, https://xspiritmental.com/

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