h.u.e (hope-uplifts-everything) Chicago, Illinois
Saleem Hue Penny (him/friend) is a Black, disabled poet expanding the pastoral tradition of the Southern Black Belt using a "rural hip-hop blues" aesthetic. He punctuates his hybrid/mixed media work with drum loops, gouache paint, Jim Crow artifacts, walnut ink, field sounds, & birch bark. He explores how young people of color traverse wild spaces and define freedom on their own terms. ... more
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After 10 years as 'jar-e', Jon Reid had the courage to step away from his successful main project and return to a more simple, soulful, sound. He's here and more honest than ever.
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Universal Parallels
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Sean Shearer makes music that Einstein would've played Scrabble to. It's intelligent but never pretentious, otherworldly yet rooted, and has a style that won't be fully understood for another 18 years
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