Hosted by Tumi Mary Ogundamisi · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 16 episodes
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Sounds of the Diaspora, hosted by Tumi Ogundamisi, explores the music crafted by first and second-generation black immigrants, examining how their dual heritage shapes their artistic expression. The podcast also uncovers the roots of emerging genres and dissects the significant influence of black music on the contemporary music industry. In this deep dive into the intersection between cultural identity and musical creativity, gain insight into the experiences of black artists and the impact of their work on the broader music landscape. Produced and Edited by Zina
Tumi Mary Ogundamisi hosts Sounds of the Diaspora, a music show with 16 episodes published.
In this HGSE takeover episode, we’re joined by Jada, dancer, educator, organiser, and core Sounds of the Diaspora collaborator, for a conversation on movement in its many forms. Drawing from her work in dance education,
Kicking off our Harvard Graduate School of Education Takeover Series, this episode features Malaika Ogukwe, a multidisciplinary artist, healer and member of the Sounds of the Diaspora’s U.S. team. In conversation with Tu
On this episode of Sounds of the Diaspora, meet Ilayda and Dilara, sisters and co-founders of Exhibits, an innovative app redefining how we find exhibitions in London. With backgrounds in mathematics and astronautics eng
In this episode, Tumi — now at Harvard! —kicks things off with reflections on our past London events! From there, we dive into "Thru Da Lens" featuring acclaimed photographer Dre Lenses, celebrated for his stunning captu
Season 3 kicks off with an exciting twist—our producer, social media manager, and partner-in-crime, Zina, takes the mic for a special takeover episode. Dive into an enriching conversation about Zina’s master’s thesis: Fr
Open your eyes and ears as we explore the concept of genre and its implications for Black musicians.
Open up your hearts and your ears as we journey across time to explore the power of musical collectives in a growingly individualistic industry. In this episode, we unpack the stories behind some of the West's most talen
Sounds of the Diaspora returns with a fresh focus on stories, liminal spaces, and cultural identity exploration. In this episode, join Tumi on a journey to Seville as she delves into the intricacies of identity through a
An exploration of Nigerian Diaspora success + a Review of Wizkid's 'Made in Lagos'
An exploration of how the diaspora stay connected to their culture away from home. With my guests Ras.I and Emerald, we speak about our parents, our heritage and society.
Episode 4 Explores the experiences of ethnic minorities in current day Britain.
A Tribute to the late DMX and an exploration of the different experiences between Diaspora and their immigrant parents.
A couple of music heads discussing the origins of grime, the mergence of drill and UK rap culture.
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Sounds of the Diaspora is hosted by Tumi Mary Ogundamisi. The show is categorised under music and has published 16 episodes.
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