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If you don’t already know, over on our Instagram, we’ve been doing IG Live artist showcases with that Pen Clique touch ya’ll have grown to love. We’re kicking an IG Live out the Pen Clique lab with high quality audio and video, no connection hiccups, and no awkward banter while invites wait to go through and get accepted.We’re calling this IG Live experience Off Page; and we’re proud to bring to our podcast audience the third edition.
[SHOW INDEX (VIDEO)]
- 2:49 – Music duo Zensoul | @zensoulmusic
- 8:45 – Activist & poet Roz | @r.zzylind
- 13:50 – Singer Jess Roman | @jessroman__
- 19:46 – Poet Blacqwildflowr | @blacqwildflowr_
- 26:34 – Musician Samuel Hummingbird | @samuelhummingbird
- 33:08 – THE Alyesha Wise | @alyeshawise
Write-up & Audio Podcast by Daniel Hees
Video & Social by Kuya David
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Off Page: July 2020
This time around we got Kae Cee representing Columbus with poetry love, Localcolor bringing the neo-soul vibes, the Pomona family and shwavy one himself Jonnie Bars who always is in fact bars, the songbird poet and Pen Clique family Brian Oliva with the music magic tricks, the slam god and hip hop hero Matthew Cuban bringing heat off his newest album Ivanna 2, and model, actress, author, and poet Arielle Estoria with all the love and healing you can fit into a single poem to close.
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Episode 02 Ft. Charles Williams
Charles Williams brings poetry so fire the boys debate existence as we know it during ‘Threads and Lines’! The Clique judge the 1st Slam poet ever with modern minds during the ‘2 piece combo’ and Charles gets personal and powerful with the ‘5 For Ya Eye’ prompted poem.
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Episode 13 Ft. Meccamorphosis
Baltimore poet Meccamorphosis exposes white-washing & racism within her phone’s autocorrect, with her poem, “Duck You Autocorrect.” The clique pull up Janae Johnson’s piece, “White Girl Roasting” for the first poetry review, and FINALLY find a decent IG poem reeled in from the IG #poetry ether by @tianatakespoetry. Lastly, Mecca shuts it down with all the feels during her “Five For Your Eye” prompted poem.
