“As a poet, composer, educator, audiovisual artist, activist and playwright, Moor Mother’s Camae Ayewa connects with people in any environment – be it her native Philly DIY scene, teaching in LA or her residency at Cern. She dubs her approach “Black quantum futurism”, exploring sound’s potential to evoke memories as a vehicle for navigating time. Thus her music sustains a constant, complementary te”
“Moor Mother constructs music according to her own temporospatial logic. The rapper, musician, poet and activist (real name: Camae Ayewa) is a uniquely free creative, unburdened by the restrictions of form or genre. Her lyrics uncouple the knotty intersections of personal and political histories, while her music drifts through noise, jazz, rap, electronica and beyond. She possesses an almost mystic”
“On her second solo album in nine months, the experimental poet and musician grapples with Black musical histories and “the work of memory.””
