Hussein Kahil jumped into The Drift Zone to let us know how Covid-19 has affected the Lebanese Artistic Community he is a part of via The Arab Studio Theatre, and it’s role in connecting the community. He also shared with us his work in radio in Beirut and his singing journey too. An amazing story.
Hussein also shines a light the current reality of Beirut, and also how we can all support some upcoming Fundraisers for The Lebanese Red Cross and other organisations on the ground in Lebanon.
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Alexis Sallee, host of INDIGEFI, speaks on NATIVE ARTIST.
I was first introduced to Alexis Sallee’s work via Earthsongs, a one-hour weekly modern mix of Native Artists who are setting new directions in Blues, Folk, Jazz, Country, Reggae, and Hip-Hop in 2017. Since then, Earthsongs has become INDIGEFI and still inspires with deep dives into the back stories and inspirations of featured Artists.
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In Conversation with Nkosinathi 'Natty' Mncube from G7 Nation, on The Drift Zone, Nkosinathi speaks on the great work G7 do within their local communities, and also how the movement is setting up local groups in South Africa.
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