Denmark Peoples talks about his new album, street level activism, and more.

One day I (MC Till) was just minding my business when I saw this fresh looking emcee doing his thing on instagram. I clicked on something then clicked on something else and soon I found myself listening to “Same Love as Drug Dealers.” First the title alone drew me in. Then, the beats. They were mostly boom bap and also had an eclectic feel but the album remained cohesive. And then, the subject matter and how our guest tonight delivers his words. He is vulnerable one moment, expressing universal pain of loss and disappointment. Then, the next moment he is uplifting and sending us timely messages to make us better. We talk about that album and more in this episode of The Boom Bap Chat with Denmark Peoples. Check out Denmark's album at https://open.spotify.com/album/24AoP9ruC4WuTI0WZAxJ5I?si=YM3CTmfXStWxV1r3Mtxfmg

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