• His Brother Passed Due To Racism And That Is His 'Fuel'.

  • Nov 9 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 1 min
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His Brother Passed Due To Racism And That Is His 'Fuel'.

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    Stevie Nii-Adu Mensah (mensahighlife) was born and bred in Sweden. His father was a superstar master drummer and mother was a dancer. Mensahighlife was inspired and directed by his parents to become an artist in his own right.
    Growing up at a time that racism was rife in Sweden, he experienced so many down moments including the death of his older brother who was attacked and killed by 'skinheads'.

    We had Mensahighlife on the last episode of season 5 of the pod to talk about his music, family, racism, book, charity work in Ghana and his upcoming album.

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