The Griot is a spoken word poetry album. The album consist of 10 poems. These 10 poems, 1 skit and an interlude 
 tackles politics, urbanization and movement, culture, age of youth, and gender related subjects such as sexual violence and victim blaming (sexual abuse). The Griot seeks to present stories in it truest forms to start conversations about the above topics.All the poems were produced and engineered by various talented young people all from the Akuapem Ridge in Inner Groove Studios located at Aburi Akuapem.

The Griot

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[Tiny Desk Concert] Justin Bieber - Peaches

To appreciate birth, I appreciate death too. This is a gift to you on my birthday to mark the growth process. The story will continue one day, and very soon.

An Ode To A New Moon

Cleopatra

things that are desired
The word desiderata means “things that are desired.” Ehrmann said he wrote it for himself, “because it counsels those virtues I felt most in need of.” These virtues have been valued by countless others as Desiderata rose in popularity in the late '60s and early '70s.

Desiderata (Narrated by Koo Kumi)

Sometimes love comes around, sometimes it doesn't. This time it didn't

This Is Not A Feeling I Recommend 

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Virtual Reality

More Than Friends

With equal doses of humour and honesty, Helen and Tony chat with AI on sliding into the DMs, finding love the old school way, star signs, and Helen doesn’t even drink coffee. You’ll love Tony’s tinder bio. AI could be a sick therapist.

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Deflowering, Love and Coffee Drinking at AI’s Red Table

How Did We Get Here? (ft Ko-Jo Cue & Hillary)

Same Old Song

Ankonam

Accra

Manifesto of Dystopia

"An Afro hipster spoken word artist. I write, I talk, I speak, I live and I won't die. Kings Never Die."

William Du Bois Yaw Sakyi Kumi also Known as Koo Kumi is a spoken word artist who describes himself as a multi disciplined artist with a background of visual arts and performance art too. He was born on the 5th of May, 1994. He hails from Mampong Akuapem from the Eastern Region part of Ghana. He is known by many as a poet and a photographer. He started putting his poems out on social media in 2012 after writing for a long time. Koo Kumi won the first national teen slam in Ghana in 2013 at the National Theatre with his co performer Nana Yirenkyi. His style of poetry is inspired by real life experiences, this has earned him a spot on peoples lists of expressionists artists. He has been tipped as unique due to the sound of his voice which hides his youth and his vintage avant garde hipsy type of fashion. After High School, he went to the Ghana Institute of Journalism to study journalism as a major. At Ghana Institute of Journalism, he won the Student Poet of the year award at the university’s eminence awards in 2017. He is the leader and founder of Trotro Vibes, an art movement which uses public transport as a stage. He has performed on over 100 stages in Ghana. He described poetry as “The native language of the heart which doesn’t need any interpreter for one to understand the meaning”.

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Koo Kumi

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