I reviewed Mudboy the first album by Sheck Wes - of "Mo Bamba" fame. It is for Exclaim! as usual and I'd love if you checked it. If anyone's got any comments or suggestions over what I should review, don't hesitate to let me know. https://exclaim.ca/music/article/sheck_wes-mudboy -Clay
One of the themes I often hammer away on in my writing is how people represent themselves. Whether it be to others, to themselves, at a job interview, there's a constant sense of having other people in mind when you are going about your life. This in some instances is useful, if you want a … Continue reading False Reality
I have been writing some more rap reviews for Exclaim! lately and it's been going well. Must say, I've been really enjoying the work and the ability to listen to rap for more than just the joy of it. Not sure why, but it's probably because I like to feel busy. Even when I'm on … Continue reading Review for the Books
Perhaps the most foundational aspect to my life are the people around me. I am a very social person, I tend to meet quite a few people and I am never long without someone, if not to date, at least to talk with. It makes the difficulties of life, those that I've faced and the … Continue reading Relationship Status
Wrote my first legit rap review for a big time magazine - Exclaim! the one I've done some work for in the past. Check it out and let me know if you like it folks! https://exclaim.ca/music/article/young_thug-on_the_rvn
I have undertaken to write as many essays - near or upwards of 1000 words for this site - as I can muster in the next few months. This is partly because I am tired with the unchallenging, dull nature of writing such short pieces as I have been lately and also because it seems … Continue reading On Essay Writing
When we interact with a piece of art, there are a plethora of opinions on how we should actually interpret that which we see/read/hear/feel. Some say it is vital to understand what the creator of the artwork was intending when they created the art. Others say that this is utterly unimportant, instead the viewer out … Continue reading Meaningful Art
