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PureAkan, KLab and I observed the weaving process, sampled the sounds of the process, made instrumentals, and used more programming in tandem with the beats to develop new forms of the cloth.
This formed a base for us to introduce some storytelling aspect to expand perspectives around the cloth.
Now, we've fused some of our feelings, findings, and understandings in the form of spoken word and rap.
Using twi rap as our vessel, we were able to speak directly to the cloth because this is one of the languages the cloth speaks. This to us further diversified the project because now we had begun engaging Kente in many languages.
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December 30 2020