“What Does Liberation Look Like?” How Harvest Cabaret Is Using Hip-Hop to Start the Conversation
For many artists, music reflects the world as it is. For Indie Johnson, founder of Harvest Cabaret, music is an opportunity to imagine the world as it could be. That vision sits at the heart of Harvest Cabaret's newly released Liberation Rap Cipher, a collaborative project bringing together five Black queer artists — Tommy Kuir,
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