A creation by artist Joy Hanoun
Main material: 85% organic ring-spun and combed cotton, 15% recycled polyester
Weight: 300 G/M²
Lining: Sherpa, 100% recycled polyester
Weight: 350 g/m²
THE MILITANT PEN OF URBAN POETRY
GIL SCOTT-HERON - 1949-2011 UNITED STATES
Gil Scott-Heron was an iconic American artist, poet, musician, and writer, considered one of the most influential voices in the urban poetry and political movement of the 1970s. Born on April 1, 1949, in Chicago, Scott-Heron became known for his powerful lyrics, distinctive soulful voice, and unique blend of jazz, soul, funk, and spoken word.
His political commitment and social critique are reflected in his iconic songs, such as "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised" and "Winter in America," which have inspired numerous artists and activists. His poetic and powerful lyrics address topics such as racial injustice, civil rights, drugs, poverty, and the human condition.
Gil Scott-Heron also made his mark on music history as one of the pioneers of the Hip Hop movement, thanks to his spoken word style and innovative use of urban music and rhythms.
A creation by the artist Fred Ebami
