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SALAMI EGGS AND BACON. We're back. It's Chukwudum of AzuRho (micro)fame and I just really wish to say thank you. So far, so good. For the uninformed, AzuRho is a musical project born from the minds of two obsessive black youth. Rhoro and I. Last time I wrote on this blog, it was a breakdown of the audiovisual project Dare. Now, I kinda do want to break down Omnitrix, but I also want to express gratitude. Since the beginning of the project, we've: Gotten love (always important) Done some open mics Released a song! Some, other things we've been working on. This has been the longest month and a half of my life, personally, so I'm gonna tackle these topics one by one.  Omnitrix: Omnitrix is, unfortunately, about the hypocrisy I used to see amongst older men in church. Well the chorus I wrote in a couple of minutes. It's about lying and my own questions about being a musician. I used to believe being rich was what would bring me peace, and even though I know it's...

1 MONTH SINCE THE FIRST POST! (Time is passing way too fast y'all I'm scared) Forgot how to make this blog UI dark mode friendly (my bad y'all LMFAO). But today we're doing a super important record to me. Unfortunately, it's not on any streaming platforms . Every week I'll be doing a lot of black artists/musicians. I vividly remember one summer night, I was skimming through old 90s R&B records. At the time, I was super inspired by Sonder's and Tory Lanez' sample selection on Chixtape 4 (more specifically I wanted my beats to sound like "Proud Family", "Slow Down", and "Differences"). So I'd go through Omar Kaan's channel to find some HEAT. But then I see this interesting album pop up. I was 'fresh' off a devastating situationship (I saw the girl EXACTLY where I first met her on a random Thursday after claiming I was healed). I was worried about becoming an adult, worried about things an 18-year old SHOULD...