The musician-poet-artist is here for the third time, and there’s more urgency in his voice, in his music and in his engagement. He was last here in August 2016 before the new US President’s edicts to bar Muslims from several African and Middle-Eastern countries. Baraka Blue writes: “In a forest, each tree appears a unique entity, separate from all others. Yet, below the surface, their roots are intimately interwoven, and more importantly, they are all woven into—and out of—the ground of being itself. We are souls of the same soil."
You can find his first interview with us here, and his second here. 

<p>The musician-poet-artist is here for the third time, and there&rsquo;s more urgency in his voice, in his music and in his engagement. He was last here in August 2016 before the new US President&rsquo;s edicts to bar Muslims from several African and Middle-Eastern countries. Baraka Blue writes: &ldquo;In a forest, each tree appears a unique entity, separate from all others. Yet, below the surface, their roots are intimately interwoven, and more importantly, they are all woven into&mdash;and out of&mdash;the ground of being itself. We are souls of the same soil."<br>You can find his first interview with us <a href="http://www.bfm.my/rapping-from-his-soul-for-souls-baraka-blue.html">here</a>, and his second <a href="http://www.bfm.my/baraka-blue-rappin-with-rumi.html">here</a>.&nbsp;</p>

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