Account of Professor Analogue, Producer & UNC- Chapel Hill Music Faculty instructing Beat Lab, Rap Lab & Hip Hop Ensemble.

the synthesis of soul, culture, silliness, and stardust -- aka music in progress. a beatmaker in the making. influences lie in house, highlife, and alt r&b/hip hop

contact: amakwabs@gmail.com

nanaama is local to Raleigh, is Ghanaian, rooted firmly in the diaspora. As part of various brass ensembles, jazz bands, choirs, church groups, and even a steel-drum band, her first foray into digital music is one informed by her long musical background.

Her music is for the people who try to sing every part of the song -- bassline, harmony, drum fills, adlibs -- all at once. For those unaffiliated with genre in the same way one may be with social construction, normativity, in other words, for those who live genreless. For those who cling to culture and community, instead. For diaspora in every way it can mean. For the people who love to drown in a song. For those who adore weird sounds and silly moments. For those whom hair is a forum for intimacy, and matching grills a goal. For the girlies with blue notebooks and beads in their hair.

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