EXCLUSIVE: Guerilla Black on People Accusing Him of Sounding Like Biggie
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In this clip, Guerilla Black opened up about Jimmy Henchman managing him, and he stated that Jimmy was able to navigate the streets and the board room at various labels. He then addressed Jimmy having a notorious reputation, and Guerilla Black added that he was confident that Jimmy would represent him in a professional way when it came to label executives. To hear more, including Guerilla Black speaking about Jimmy getting him more money from the label, hit the above clip.
Guerilla Black also opened up about dropping Compton featuring Beenie Man, and sampling Sister Nancy s BAM BAM. He went on to speak about Beenie Man also being signed to Virgin Records, and killing his part of the song. Guerilla Black then addressed the comparisons to Biggie, and he stated that B.I.G. paved the way for artists that looked and sounded like him. To hear more, including his t
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Tavares Strachan is a multimedia artist who works in New York and in his hometown of Nassau in the Bahamas. His art explores subjects such as aeronautics, astronomy, deep-sea exploration, and extreme climatology, and has been featured in the Biennale de Lyon (2013), the Carnegie International in Pittsburgh (2018), and the Venice Biennale (2013 and 2019). He is represented by Marian Goodman Gallery, New York, where he will have a solo show in May 2022. JUNKANOO
While I was growing up in the Bahamas, one of my earliest memories was of my mother waking me up at midnight on Christmas to go to Junkanoo, a Bahamian street parade with African roots. It combines live music and dance with elaborate handmade costumes and occurs every year on Boxing Day and on New Year’s Day. This event is living history; many believe it originated several centuries ago, when African slaves on Bahamian plantations were permitted to take part in their own celebrations on Bay Street in