"Trappish II is a meticulously crafted, brutally honest mixtape from the loudest voice of underrated Rwandan talent." - Read a review of Ish Kevin's mixtape Trappish 2, written by @klein_msh.
https://t.co/Jw7tIrJvIX
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Manifesting that this reaches all the right phones and eyes.
This anthology is the collection of all the short stories I’ve written so far. And I’m excited to share this with you! 👉🏾BUY IT👈🏾
#RwOT#Rwanda
Thank you to @mellowviews for publishing my review and for the opportunity to share my work on their platform! A big thank you to @yoissry_ for the masterpiece that is NOIR.
There is no review without the EP so go stream #NOIR on all platforms. 🥷🏽❤️🔥
WE’RE BACK PEOPLE! Bringing you new music, talent, culture and so much more. Click on the link below to check out ‘NOIR: A review’ by the incredible @Kassy_IR on @yoissry_ debut project 🥷🏿♠️.
https://t.co/5r8uCPzdnw
Tracing the Cracks by Dominique Alonga review – raw, heartbreaking, and heartwarming. Read @uwerantag's review of @DNalonga's story about trauma, healing, and love.
https://t.co/19rdv9WnGR
"I expected to enjoy the project because I loved, and still love, their previous work, but I could not have anticipated how provocative, dark, and politically charged it would be.", Portia Zuba writes of @Yannickmyk and @sogokxru's "Kvzmvn".
https://t.co/x19WoWA14A
Portia Zuba takes a look back at Kendrick Lamar's second studio album "good kid, M.A.A.d city". Describing the album, she writes: "This album is a raw, hopeful, ride into Kendrick Lamar’s formative years."
https://t.co/jBT5VFC7W8
@agbowoart Describing the contents of the issue, Agbowó editor Moyosore Orimoloye, writes: "In Jarred Thompson’s Scabbing, limits are sexual. In Fatima Okhuosami’s Picturesque, they are religious.". And for the reader, limits are bound to trigger myriad interpretations.
"Limits", Agbowó's second literary issue, explores the concept of limits not to highlight boundaries — the physical and the meta-physical — but to envision what lies beyond them. We're excited to invite you to read this issue! @agbowoart
https://t.co/YX8Sw6bsyQ
@agbowoart Featuring writing and visual art from writers and artists across the African continent, Agbowó's second issue defies limits and borders in every sense.
In "Solitude Finally", Ines Makuza(@_ItsJustInes_ ) untangles the thin divide between solitude and loneliness, providing personal and clear insight into the rewarding habit of learning to enjoy our own company.
https://t.co/uIfgWA1cnv
Read "7 Lessons from Their Eyes Were Watching God" by Portia Zuba in which she presents her key takeaways from Zora Neale Hurston's 1937 novel.
https://t.co/NYXVHOrxJA
Well,
This is she! Annick La Reine Shimwa, another one of our 3 #RadioBookRwanda writers
At the Kigali launch of RadioBook Rwanda, Annick's story, The Sykes Are Woke, will be launched alongside Waiting for Words and Umuhigi w'Inkuba.
#eastafricaarts#newartnewaudiences#SOMA