Name: Call Me By Your Name (Kenyan Kuchu Version) by Jarel
Duration: 2 min 58 s
Description: If a Kenyan kuchu wrote 'Call Me By Your Name'. An ode to Lil Nas X

If a Kenyan kuchu wrote 'Call Me By Your Name'. An ode to Lil Nas X

CMBYN (Kenyan Kuchu Version)

Call Me By Your Name (Kenyan Kuchu Version)

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Crystal Waters - Gypsy Woman (DJ Kwamzy Amapiano Remix)

Rap n*ggas are fu*king stupid.

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Moesha's Family Tree

hidin

boys a liar x slow jamz (remix by angelo mota x mikewavvs)

Lady Boy is the debut album of Kenyan singer song writer Jarel. It is his first full length offering following previous EP releases such as 'Plus Minus', 'Nyama Choma' and 'Mahaba'.

It is a take on the Kenyan phrase ‘acha umama’(stop being feminine), a jab directed at me countless times as a reaction to my queerness. The project explores the melding of the femme with enculturated 
masculinity against the backdrop of a majority Christian conservative country.

Support the album rollout by buying me a Ko-fi here https://ko-fi.com/jareltheartist or being a Patron on https://www.patreon.com/JarelTheArtist

Kuja Nai

Lady Boy

Body & Soul

In The Fire

HOME (IS WHERE THE HATRED IS): We explore the stories and struggles of immigrant communities in the DMV and discuss the President’s decision to declare a national emergency over migration at the US-Mexico border.

We hear the incredible story of Northern Virginia resident and Vietnamese refugee Nam Nguyen, learn about the unprecedented crackdown on Southeast Asian immigrant communities with Quyen Dinh from Southeast Asia Resource Action Center (SEARAC), and examine President Trump’s national emergency declaration with Mary Small from Detention Watch Network.

Artwork by Natalie Bui (www.nataliebui.com)

Originally aired on the Shay wa Nana show on WPFW 89.3 FM on February 20, 2019

Home

After going back and forth with a great friend (you know yourself!) - on a sermon they had heard - I was listening to that same sermon today (March 20, 2019.)I caught hold of some words that hit home hard in this time of my life. The preacher said, "Your next season's ability is dependent on the last season's responsibility." I interpreted that as "God leaves responsibility on us, each season of life, in hopes that when we are ready He returns with the next phase seeing that the past season prepared us for the prosperity (blessing) of the next." One thing I've been working on at home after a season of work has been getting into the mindset of work again but dwelling abundantly in laziness. I've been looking at it as a burden more than I have acknowledged it as a responsibility. But to let it go by, I see that when I pray for the things I wish to be responsible for, those prayers return denied because I did not steward what I had before. Why would God bless me with more when I did not work with the less? So Matty boy, let's go "Work". Twende Kazi!

Sermon in reference: "Are your ducks in a row?" by Micheal Todd of Transformation.

Call Me By Your Name (Kenyan Kuchu Version)

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