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Crime Rhymez is not about glorifying criminal acts through rhyming. Instead, it sheds light on the struggles of artists whose family members undermine them because of their art. This is a common challenge faced by passionate performers. Some are dismissed or humiliated by their parents, siblings, or relatives. In tragic situations, these kin folks may even resort to extreme actions, such as sabotage and disownment, to express their disapproval of the artist’s passion.
Experience the captivating facets of Grammy-nominated artist and author Freddy Will’s musical journey. Discover the exciting blog that led to “The Sandmann’s Journal.” How did he become honored with four exclusive postage stamps by Sierra Leone? This book not only delves into Freddy Will’s musical journey but also highlights his role as an inspiration to many. Its ultimate purpose is to encourage fellow artists to persevere in allocating authentic creations.
Through vivid examples, this Afropolitan artist’s evolution is showcased. As a reader, you will learn his truth, ultimately arriving at a greater appreciation for his literary career and each song featured in this book. Crime Rhymez is also a commemorative edition of Wilfred “Freddy Will” Kanu Jr.’s debut publication, “My Book of Chrymes,” providing a detailed account of his independent career from 2006 to 2019, highlighting noteworthy milestones along the way.
Embark on a tuneful journey through his experience of the chaotic events of the Liberian and Sierra Leonean civil wars and the harrowing trials faced in the United States and Canada that nearly derailed his pursuit. This work also delves into his upbringing and the cultivation of his abilities amidst the mistreatment, conflicts, and years spent as a refugee in West Africa. The tumultuous aftermath inspired the poignant lyrics featured in the accompanying album and EP.
In the late 1990s, Wilfred was given a fresh start in the United States. However, his reminiscences haunted him, even after his incredible survival. In his new life, he set aside his musical ambitions to focus on education and branding himself under the moniker Wilfred “Freddy Will,” Kanu Jr. He made up for lost time by healing, practicing forgiveness, and taking ownership of past blunders. Years later, while residing in Canada, he poured his heart into literary writing.
In this tenth-anniversary edition, the tuneful journey delves into the conclusion of “My Book of Chrymes.” This book illuminates his path following his notorious Grammy nomination, ultimately leading him to write “City of Kings: Reloaded” as he prepared to record his “Laboramus” studio album. Serving as a compass, this publication unravels “While I’m Still Young – The Talking Drums” lyrics while chronicling his life in Africa, the United States, Canada, Belgium, and Germany.
It also expresses his viewpoint on the oppressive weight of obscurity. Crime Rhymez sheds light on Freddy Will’s perspectives as an independent Hip Hop emcee and philosophical author in Canada and Europe. In the most enigmatic moments, he evokes his primal instincts from Africa, unearthing the truth that was never told. The lyrics encompass his introspection into his most remarkable and captivating life escapades, which he had previously kept obscured.
