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Amanda Coleman is a Cape Cod artist and musician.
Amanda has been writing poetry since she was young.
She loves providing a platform for new performers trying to find their place.
She hosts an Open Mic every Thursday at Cleat n Anchor in Dennis, and manages the Harwich Farmers Market.
Grab a glass and join the conversation!
Shannon Davis is a singer-songwriter, poet, traveler, naturalist, and actress.
Shannon plays acoustic guitar, telling stories through song. Sometimes the stories are literal, though more often they are metaphorical, emotional, and relatable.
In Spring of 2020, Shannon won a grand prize through Eventide Theatre Company’s New England Songwriting Contest for her song “When We Were Kids”,
In February 2021, she released her first EP “May You Always See A Light”, now available on all streaming
Born and raised on the Cape, Shannon has spent time exploring our country and other parts of the world, but she's always found herself drawn back home.
She has lived in California, Oregon, and also Madagascar, where she served for two years as a Peace Corps volunteer.
Tito Rivera identifies with street artists, organizers and prefers being underground but global.
His main elements include hip hop musicianship as a composer and pianist; Media Production and Design, Emceein, Deejaying, beatboxing, and advocating for the human rights of Hip Hop and all people.
Currently, he is a member of the Hip Hop Congress, Universal Zulu Nation Department of Community Affairs, New Era Young Lords, and Taino Nation.
For more information on FiST Rivera please email [email protected].
I'm walking the poetry path solo this week! But fear not, I always have much to say!
Let's talk about Amiri Baraka's "Dope" poem. This poem is great. The wisdom, the pace, the black pain. This poem pushes the truths about racism, politics, self-hating blacks, and the racial wealth gap into your face. Let's break the poem down and see what we find?
Also, we need to discuss Chef Lovely's Tik Tok's. They are poetry in motion! Let's talk about it!
Come join the conversation! Grab a glass, unwind, and let's talk poetry
The ZYG 808 is a Grammy-nominated composer, producer, musician, and vocalist in the genres of EDM, Afrobeat, Nu-Jazz, and Hip-Hop.
The ZYG 808 creates the music of the party; from the basements to the nightclubs, to the cookouts, to the underground jams; his music brings that energy and vibe.
A gifted rapper and singer, his lyrical content runs the gambit of deep socio-political commentary to fun-loving absurdity. The ZYG 808 is a leading force in a new generation of music makers.
Shakira Henley-Fessler is a singer, published writer, poet, and performer. She was born and raised on the Eastside of Buffalo, NY. Being brought up in the Baptist Church played a major part in her musical preferences.
She has performed with multiple choirs and churches in NY & MA and competed at NYC’s famous Apollo Theater’s Amateur Competition coming in 1st and 2nd place at the 5 shows she competed in.
Her poetry is generally about/for herself and the people she cares for. She has had two short poems published. Currently, she is a full-time student working toward her BS in Business Management.
She is happily married to her amazing wife, Lisa, the duo loves traveling, camping, and hanging out in their backyard around the fire pit, drinking wine.
Follow Shakira on Facebook at
https://www.facebook.com/SHAKIRA.L.HENLEY
and Instagram at
https://www.instagram.com/kharadivabling/
All-New Uncorked Poetry Podcast!
No guest this week but you got me! Tamora Israel.
I talked about mental health along with some recent news events
and read three poems; Illusions, Broken, and I Love You.
All three poems deal with some form of mental health.
Destyni Rose is an up-and-coming poet consistently putting that work in!
Rose’s poetry explores mental health, personal identity, injustice within the black community, and more. The main purpose of Rose’s poetry is to guide herself and inspire others.
Grab a glass and unwind with some dope poetry!
Follow Destyni Rose's Instagram page
https://www.instagram.com/poetryby.rose/
Muhammad Muwakil is an artist living in and working out of the Caribbean.
He is a writer, musician, and the lead singer and creative director of the band, Freetown Collective.
As one of the founders of the spoken word movement in Trinidad and Tobago, an actor in several local stage productions and movies, writer and creative director of the 2021 productions "M.A.S." and "Lavway" and a visual artist, his vast creative experiences have been shaped by and seek to shape the space in which he was born.
Amanda Shea is a whole vibe! Sis gets busy!
Amanda Shea is an International multidisciplinary artist residing in Boston, Massachusetts.
Shea has performed spoken word poetry at numerous venues throughout Boston and globally (including the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Museum of Fine Arts, The Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre (NYC), the Peace Institute (D.C.), National Press Club (D.C.), and the Institute of Contemporary Art).
She achieved status as an International Artist when she performed virtually in Africa for ArtGlo based in Malawi and the Jos Literary and Arts Festival in Nigeria.
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