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I don't believed the above statement and
neither does the 9 artist featured in this interview
who despite their diverse background, locations and
philosophies share one similar thought, conformity sucks
So from the UK, to the Bay Area
Artist who express their thoughts on 100% cotton
showcase their thoughts, revealing works that are
offensive, philosophical, and downright hysterical
(Thats right, something for everyone)
More importantly, these are independent artist
Just in case you didn't know, every time you buy
independent art or music, you're sticking it to the man.
So buy a shirt and support independent thought
If you want more information on any of the artist featured
click on any of their images and you will be directed to
their personal site
Let the interview begin
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| The streets of Zimbabwe raised us,they schooled us and injected all the creativeness into us. Our artistic journey began as far back as the body poppin' and breakdance days. We are where we are now,still facing the same struggle[a beautiful struggle], and still that struggle continues[ALUTA KONTINUA]. |
"kunta kinte conscious clothing , which originates from
zimbabwe and was found in 1995.now based in the uk
we also produce the best african mixtapes kunta kinte
mixtapes that feature the likes of nas/maino/buju
banton/inspecta deck etc..who also wear our
threads.my threads rep more than 500 years of black
enslavement and white folks do not understand them"
zimbabwe and was found in 1995.now based in the uk
we also produce the best african mixtapes kunta kinte
mixtapes that feature the likes of nas/maino/buju
banton/inspecta deck etc..who also wear our
threads.my threads rep more than 500 years of black
enslavement and white folks do not understand them"
