Open your eyes and ears as we explore the concept of genre and its implications for Black musicians.

Open your eyes and ears as we explore the concept of genre and its implications for Black musicians.

The "Urban" Conundrum: Black Artists and The Limitations of Genre

Sounds of the Diaspora, hosted by Tumi Ogundamisi, explores the music crafted by first and second-generation black immigrants, examining how their dual heritage shapes their artistic expression. The podcast also uncovers the roots of emerging genres and dissects the significant influence of black music on the contemporary music industry. In this deep dive into the intersection between cultural identity and musical creativity, gain insight into the experiences of black artists and the impact of their work on the broader music landscape.Produced and Edited by Zina

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Sounds of the Diaspora, hosted by Tumi Ogundamisi, explores the music crafted by first and second-generation black immigrants, examining how their dual heritage shapes their artistic expression. The podcast also uncovers the roots of emerging genres and dissects the significant influence of black music on the contemporary music industry. In this deep dive into the intersection between cultural identity and musical creativity, gain insight into the experiences of black artists and the impact of their work on the broader music landscape. Produced and Edited by Zina

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The "Urban" Conundrum: Black Artists and The Limitations of Genre