Graffiti (Demo)

'Mr. International'
Too African for Americans, too American for Africans, but is African, American, and African American
The new wave of Pop, implementing Afrobeats
Another branch of Afrofusion: Afrorock, with the addition of the guitar
Singer/Guitarist leaving fans wondering what is better
Electrifying performer, using his guitar as a sword in performances
Iconic items: The Cape, The Open Face Watch, The Robe, Colors: Purple & Bronze, The Ethiopian Star
American, Ethiopian grew up in Kenya, not one place to call home but feels at home everywhere
Pushing the unification of American and African culture to the global scene, as a representative of both
Large man but soft voice, gentle in nature
Not a dancer, but entertaining demanding movements
The bridge between American and Africa
'whats the point of staying alive'
music comes all at once, no 'beat' then writing, but all together 
the world is in a desperate state, we are killing each other slowly, we must have mental peace, Jesus is coming back very soon
The people do not think for themselves, we are far too individualistic, obsessed with what is irrelevant to us, chasing happiness in shallow places, we must liberate ourselves from ourselves
we have lost our values and sight of whats really important in life, we've driven our area of focus far too narrow
there's hardly space for creativity, moments of the past cloud our ability to be original anymore
'Silence' the language he developed
Live drums on afrobeats?
spray painted all clothes gold
Internationality is what its all about, people are too individualistic instead of collectivistic
Only clothes with no sleeves?

Graffiti (Demo)

Silas Piper