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EssaysUncategorized·May 3, 2020·5 min readIn Wanlov the Kubolor’s “Swim” something poetic becomes political – Irene DonatiWanlov The Kubolor, Ghanaian rapper, songwriter, producer, videographer, and performance artist recently released a new video and a song called... Read More
