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Tea Time Tuesdays with Tee on www.IRMIXRadio.net airs, every Tuesday, at 12:00 p.m. EST. “You’re not a musician, you are a magician.” On this episode of Tea Time with Tee, Tee interviews Tebe Zalango. Calling Tebe Zalango a musician would be an understatement. He raps, he composes, he plays violin, he does spoken word, and that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Tebe Zalango considers his work as a melting pot of some of his biggest influences: Nas, Lupe Fiasco, among others. The release of his most recent album, The Flow of the Nile, Vol. 2 (Return of the ZepTepi) marks a landmark in the history of this highly skilled artist. Tee and Tebe talk

Vivaldi, stage life during the pandemic, and other great topics in this episode. So grab a cup of your favorite tea, and enjoy it with Tee here on IRMIX Radio! https://streaming.live365.com/a67252

Tea Time Tuesdays with Tee on www.IRMIXRadio.net airs, every Tuesday, at 12:00 p.m. EST. “You’re not a musician, you are a magician.” On this episode of Tea Time with Tee, Tee interviews Tebe Zalango. Calling Tebe Zalango a musician would be an understatement. He raps, he composes, he plays violin, he does spoken word, and that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Tebe Zalango considers his work as a melting pot of some of his biggest influences: Nas, Lupe Fiasco, among others. The release of his most recent album, The Flow of the Nile, Vol. 2 (Return of the ZepTepi) marks a landmark in the history of this highly skilled artist. Tee and Tebe talk

Vivaldi, stage life during the pandemic, and other great topics in this episode. So grab a cup of your favorite tea, and enjoy it with Tee here on IRMIX Radio! https://streaming.live365.com/a67252

Tea Time Tuesdays with Tee on www.IRMIXRadio.net airs, every Tuesday, at 12:00 p.m. EST. “You’re not a musician, you are a magician.” On this episode of Tea Time with Tee, Tee interviews Tebe Zalango. Calling Tebe Zalango a musician would be an understatement. He raps, he composes, he plays violin, he does spoken word, and that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Tebe Zalango considers his work as a melting pot of some of his biggest influences: Nas, Lupe Fiasco, among others. The release of his most recent album, The Flow of the Nile, Vol. 2 (Return of the ZepTepi) marks a landmark in the history of this highly skilled artist. Tee and Tebe talk

Vivaldi, stage life during the pandemic, and other great topics in this episode. So grab a cup of your favorite tea, and enjoy it with Tee here on IRMIX Radio! https://streaming.live365.com/a67252

Kineh Sam N’Gaojia was born in Bo, Sierra Leone, West Africa. Better Known by his stage name KG is the CEO of Diamond Kingdom Entertainment.

A very inquisitive child he spent majority of his time daydreaming about one day having a better life. His wish became a reality when he was sent to live with his father in America when he was 9 years old.

After graduating from high school, he went to college and obtained a degree in the Theatre of Arts from the University of North Carolina. He served in the US Army as an Officer with deployments to several countries including Iraq and Afghanistan.

After leaving the Army he returned to New York to pursue his love of acting, modeling, and making music. Kineh spent the majority of his time immersed in his acting career but, he always returned to his

first love; music. He believes that music is the fabric that binds the world together. He even recalls going days and nights without food and relying on music to feed his soul.

His goal is to use his music to uplift the world and bring light to his birthplace, Sierra Leone. He prays that with the success of his music he can one day return to his country and help make Sierra Leone better.

Kineh Sam N’Gaojia was born in Bo, Sierra Leone, West Africa. Better Known by his stage name KG is the CEO of Diamond Kingdom Entertainment.

A very inquisitive child he spent majority of his time daydreaming about one day having a better life. His wish became a reality when he was sent to live with his father in America when he was 9 years old.

After graduating from high school, he went to college and obtained a degree in the Theatre of Arts from the University of North Carolina. He served in the US Army as an Officer with deployments to several countries including Iraq and Afghanistan.

After leaving the Army he returned to New York to pursue his love of acting, modeling, and making music. Kineh spent the majority of his time immersed in his acting career but, he always returned to his

first love; music. He believes that music is the fabric that binds the world together. He even recalls going days and nights without food and relying on music to feed his soul.

His goal is to use his music to uplift the world and bring light to his birthplace, Sierra Leone. He prays that with the success of his music he can one day return to his country and help make Sierra Leone better.

Kineh Sam N’Gaojia was born in Bo, Sierra Leone, West Africa. Better Known by his stage name KG is the CEO of Diamond Kingdom Entertainment.

A very inquisitive child he spent majority of his time daydreaming about one day having a better life. His wish became a reality when he was sent to live with his father in America when he was 9 years old.

After graduating from high school, he went to college and obtained a degree in the Theatre of Arts from the University of North Carolina. He served in the US Army as an Officer with deployments to several countries including Iraq and Afghanistan.

After leaving the Army he returned to New York to pursue his love of acting, modeling, and making music. Kineh spent the majority of his time immersed in his acting career but, he always returned to his

first love; music. He believes that music is the fabric that binds the world together. He even recalls going days and nights without food and relying on music to feed his soul.

His goal is to use his music to uplift the world and bring light to his birthplace, Sierra Leone. He prays that with the success of his music he can one day return to his country and help make Sierra Leone better.

Kineh Sam N’Gaojia was born in Bo, Sierra Leone, West Africa. Better Known by his stage name KG is the CEO of Diamond Kingdom Entertainment.

A very inquisitive child he spent majority of his time daydreaming about one day having a better life. His wish became a reality when he was sent to live with his father in America when he was 9 years old.

After graduating from high school, he went to college and obtained a degree in the Theatre of Arts from the University of North Carolina. He served in the US Army as an Officer with deployments to several countries including Iraq and Afghanistan.

After leaving the Army he returned to New York to pursue his love of acting, modeling, and making music. Kineh spent the majority of his time immersed in his acting career but, he always returned to his

first love; music. He believes that music is the fabric that binds the world together. He even recalls going days and nights without food and relying on music to feed his soul.

His goal is to use his music to uplift the world and bring light to his birthplace, Sierra Leone. He prays that with the success of his music he can one day return to his country and help make Sierra Leone better.

"The pandemic has been tough for almost everyone. Yet, some have chosen to channel their emotions into authoring books aimed at creating comfortable conversations for children regarding topics such as diversity, equality, human rights, acceptance, and the impact of racial profiling upon black families. Joe Braxton and Derrick Washington discuss the motivations behind their literary offerings and why it was important to release these books during the pandemic."

"The pandemic has been tough for almost everyone. Yet, some have chosen to channel their emotions into authoring books aimed at creating comfortable conversations for children regarding topics such as diversity, equality, human rights, acceptance, and the impact of racial profiling upon black families. Joe Braxton and Derrick Washington discuss the motivations behind their literary offerings and why it was important to release these books during the pandemic."

"The pandemic has been tough for almost everyone. Yet, some have chosen to channel their emotions into authoring books aimed at creating comfortable conversations for children regarding topics such as diversity, equality, human rights, acceptance, and the impact of racial profiling upon black families. Joe Braxton and Derrick Washington discuss the motivations behind their literary offerings and why it was important to release these books during the pandemic."