Busdriver, Benin City, Consensus, Malcolm London at Jazz Cafe

To celebrate World Poetry Day this year, the Jazz Cafe have drawn together an international line up of some of the world’s most thought provoking and forward thinking lyricists.
Malcolm London, called “the Gil Scott-Heron of this generation” by American philosopher Dr Cornel West, is an internationally recognized poet, activist, educator and musician from Chicago. He brings vim and vigor to his energetic performances tackling tough contemporary issues head on, and has worked with Chance The Rapper on his documentary Some Call It A Conspiracy, and Donnie Trumpet, Vic Mensa and How to Dress Well on his last album OPIA....

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To celebrate World Poetry Day this year, the Jazz Cafe have drawn together an international line up of some of the world’s most thought provoking and forward thinking lyricists.
Malcolm London, called “the Gil Scott-Heron of this generation” by American philosopher Dr Cornel West, is an internationally recognized poet, activist, educator and musician from Chicago. He brings vim and vigor to his energetic performances tackling tough contemporary issues head on, and has worked with Chance The Rapper on his documentary Some Call It A Conspiracy, and Donnie Trumpet, Vic Mensa and How to Dress Well on his last album OPIA.
Joining him on the bill are LA alt rapper Busdriver, spoken word trio Benin City led by poet Joshua Idehen and London wordsmith Con Sensus.

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