Pineapple Storm initiative highlights the power of women in hip hop and also has black Li, Boombeat, Azzy, Cynthia Luz and Clara Lima
On the eve of International Women’s Day, celebrated on March 8, the project Poetises at the top Returns stronger and more inclusive than ever. With production of Pineapple Stormthe initiative highlights the power of women in hip hop, bringing together the best voices of each generation in a message of empowerment, social criticism and a lot of culture. “Poetists in top 4” It arrived on digital platforms this Friday, 7.
For the fourth edition, the project presents an unprecedented collaboration among some of the most respected and innovative artists of the Brazilian music scene. Black Li, LUEDJI LUNA, Duchess, Boombeat, Azzy, Cynthia Luz and Clara Lima They are responsible for bringing female rap to new levels, with a track that unites talents of different aspects and perspectives.
The choice of names was designed to expand the horizons of rap, bringing voices that go beyond the traditional bubble of the genre. LUEDJI LUNAwith its mixture of rap and MPB, and Boombeattrans woman, bring a unique view of what it means to be a woman in music; Clara Limalesbian woman and undo, represents plurality and breakage of stereotypes. Complete the team the veterans of Pineapple Storm, Black Li, Cynthia Luz and Azzyin a collaboration that unites different eras of female rap: the generations of the 1990s, 2010 and 2020.
Once again, the initiative reaffirms the fundamental role of women in hip hop, promoting a reflection on the various realities experienced by artists of different origins and trajectories. The launch of the track is a milestone in the music scene, not just for the talent involved, but for the message of inclusion, empowerment and respect it carries.
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Source: Rollingstone
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