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  "textContent": "Contact: kemyahmusic@gmail.comWeb: kemyah.bandcamp.comSeeking: ReviewStyle: Afro-Furutistic, Hip-Hop, R&B Kongolese-Toronto native Kem ‘Yah offers a textured, often hypnotic sonic palette. “Seven Powers” stands out as the most immersive, while other tracks follow a more predictable structure that slightly blunts the impact. Lyrically, Kem ’Yah takes a bold, if divisive, stance in a way that feels unnecessarily abrasive—“We ain’t got no time for you to make excuses for your weak ancestors, in fact, we ain’t even got time to make excuses for being a weak ancestor,” he chants on “The One,” and it's a turn off. There is a clear talent for rhythm […]\n\nThe post New Music Critique of Kem ’Yah first appeared on Music Connection Magazine.",
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