Strong performances from a brand-new cast lend a fresh feel to the ‘Power’ prequel.
Kyesha Jennings
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Her Take: With New Album ‘It Gets Dark Sometimes,’ Raleigh’s 3AMSOUND Showcases His Creative Vision
“When I’m performing I’m like, I’m like yo, that’s not me,” he says. “It’s an out-of-body experience.”
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Her Take: Triangle Hip-Hop Videographer Patrick Lincoln Has an Eye for Perfection
“I learned most of what I know now by throwing myself into the fire and failing many times.”
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Well Worth the Wait: JooseLord Premieres Music Video ‘Quarantine’
It’s clear that everyone in the hip-hop artist’s first music video understood the assignment.
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Her Take: How Joseph “Headgraphix” Headen pushes the boundaries of what it means to be a graphic designer
Headen has contributed to the Triangle’s creative scene in many ways, from helping brands and local hip-hop artists flourish to curating unique social experiences that are often directly influenced by hip-hop.
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Her Take: Hip-Hop’s Unsung Creatives
An interview with graphic designer Ruben Rodriguez.
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Her Take: The Triangle Voices Keeping Hip-Hop Fresh
Six of this year’s best local hip-hop podcasts.
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Her Take: A Thousand Shades of Kaze4Letters
“With this album, I wanted to take some risks. I wanted to push the envelope and show that I’m an artist. “
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The Commons Crit: Eternal the MC Depicts the Emotional Toll of Racism and Police Brutality on Black Families
At this moment last year, Ahmaud Arbery, George Floyd, and Breonna Taylor were all alive.
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The Commons Crit: Ayanna Albertson Documents the Collective Pain, Trauma, and Resilience of Black Folks
Alberton’s multimedia piece “Lineage” explores a range of emotions from multiple Black familial perspectives: a young child, an irritable mother, an exhausted grandma, and a healing, mature Black woman.