The mind of an Intricate Wordsmith
OK, ladies and gentlemen. In this discussion, let’s articulate today’s nightclub culture. The nightclub could be exciting for some of us with niche appeals. Interestingly, it’s also one of our top work-related places. It can be a great business. Of course, we enjoy a lovely evening out now and then, but let’s combine the party space with the workspace in this context. To update some readers on my background, I work under the job title of International Impresario.
This seven-book series includes the blogs I wrote between 2008 and 2020. As a Hip hop artist, I wanted to process what I see as a psychological change in the global mentality of people. As someone who came to the world in the late 1970s and grew up in the 1980s and 1990s, under the Abrahamic mind frame, I had to cope with the temporal changes that took place after the year 2000.
I’m just another indie artist, who makes his performances so enjoyable that most people may not even notice that I’m working. Here are some of my professional activities in 2019. I started the year with the release of my eighth book – “The Sandman’s Journal Vol. 5,” in Brussels.
I proudly announce my first poetry book after “Hiphop Kruzade,” which I penned under “Written In Gold.” I plan to publish it as an eBook on March 16, 2016. It is customary for me to treat my fans with music to each book. The accompanying music for this project is Continue Reading
They became ashamed of their talent because of what others had to say. When they did not earn much money, their family, friends, and community.” Remember that blog I wrote called “Word To The Streets”? When did I explain where I was coming from with the music, why I did what Continue Reading
Join Freddy Will Industries to commemorate the 7th anniversary of “While I’m Still Young… The Talking Drums, ” released in Toronto, Canada, on September 23rd, 2008. This crossover album features the single: ‘City Boy feat. Winnie Culture,’ ‘Strangers,’ ‘How Would I Know – feat. Jay NY’ and ‘Waiting for 4 Continue Reading
I’ve never been in trouble with the law. The only people who I may offend are people who probably read my blogs and didn’t agree with what I have to say.” For almost seven years now, with good backing from my management, producer, and publisher, I’ve recorded albums, written books Continue Reading
This is my first book written as Wilfred Kanu Jr., published on August 11th, 2009 by Soul Asylum Poetry and Publishing in Ontario, Canada nearly a year after the release of my debut album, “While I’m Still Young – The Talking Drums.” Along with publishing this book, a revamped version Continue Reading
Nowadays, you won’t find too many people that’ll pick up a book and read. Most people wanna watch a quick video, write a two-line comment online. Everyone is on a fast track to a good time doing what other people think is cool. However, when it comes to this publication, my current book, Continue Reading
I’m storming the entertainment stage on October 10th, 2010 with a substantial new release of my second musical effort entitled, “Dark Horse From Romarong… a city of kings”, and its accompanying literary offering, “The Dark Road From Romarong.” In December of 2009, I announced that the album had been Continue Reading
Most of them were written during the time of war or while I was a refugee at different times during those despairing times in my life.” I’m set to unleash my first book, “My Book of Chrymes,” with a new version of my 2008 debut album. Originally intended to be a re-release Continue Reading
The Freetown, Sierra Leone born rapper who grew up idolizing the likes of Ice T, Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, Treach of Naughty By Nature, Scarface, Tupac Shakur, Dr. Dre and The Notorious B.I.G…” New Jersey emcee and author Freddy Will to release his first book. He is also re-releasing his Continue Reading
One of my most prominent comments is that I have a Tupac vibe. Pac had a movement. He wasn’t just a rapper. He was a soldier, much like Nas is today. He died before his time, but his followers also taught his message to others influenced by it. You can’t Continue Reading
In 2006 when I slide up north to Canada, everyone was like “what?!” They knew I have talent, but I guess they underestimated my ambition and my staying power. They saw me on the streets and began to follow me around. Where I’m from, we earn our KEEP. I handle Continue Reading