Born in Kamakwie, Sierra Leone, Showers Jalloh (The Afropop King) is a talented musician with the gift of instantly touching people's hearts with his voice. This Sierra Leone Excellence Award-winning, multicultural artist has gigged as the front man for bands in The Gambia, Sierra Leone, UK and Holland.

He brings energy and passion to live music, a soulful singer with his positive charisma. Showers is also a passionate activist and philanthropist who has amongst other achievements has planted 200 trees in Karene District, Sierra Leone And took part in the campaign to emancipate a town in Southern Sierra Leone called 'Yenga' and its people. This town that was under the control of Guinean authorities.

Whether you're a music lover, a budding musician, or simply curious about the stories behind the songs, Acoustics Unfiltered offers a unique blend of live acoustics, personal narratives, music trivia, and thought-provoking discussions that will enrich your understanding and love for music. Tune in and join us on this captivating journey through the harmonies of life and music.

Blodè Prens is a proud Haitian Musician, his name is derived from Blode in Haitian kreyol means friend and Prens is from the capital of Haiti Port au Prince. He started playing the guitar from an early age. One thing led to another till he performed at the Haitian independence Day. He is correctly working on his first EP.

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Welcome to Acoustics Unfiltered, the podcast where music comes alive through live acoustics, intimate conversations with musicians about their journeys, engaging discussions on fun music topics to test their knowledge, and deep dives into social dilemmas to understand their thought process.

In this episode, we sit down for a chat with amazing new age spoken word poet AdonizTheChef also known as ChefAdoniz

New age Spoken Word poetry influenced by RnB Rhymes, hiphop, jazz, and battle rap combines his chef life, food, and love to create unique and engaging concepts.

Adoniz uses his spoken word not only as a form of self therapy to deal with dark periods in his life but also to educate and provoke thought on a range of topics

Whether you're a music lover, a budding musician, or simply curious about the stories behind the songs, Acoustics Unfiltered offers a unique blend of live acoustics, personal narratives, music trivia, and thought-provoking discussions that will enrich your understanding and love for music. Tune in and join us on this captivating journey through the harmonies of life and music.

Timestamps

00:00 - 01:08 Intro
01:09 - 03:54 Chef Adoniz
03:55 - 08:13 Genre & the difference between male and female fans
08:14 - 09:48 love and relationships
09:49 - 14:49 Public school life
14:50 - 17:03 The impact of the covid years
17:04 - 19:28 DC vs Marvel / Dark vs Light
19:29 - 25:09 Spoken word concepts
25:10 - 29:00 Spoken word is my therapy
29:01 - 31:23 Adoniz the Chef is born
31:24 - 34:47 Performs "Chef Adoniz" Acapella
34:48 - 37:51 Stumbled into being a Chef
37:52 -42:22 The darkside of Cheffing
42:23 - 51:39 Poetry vs Spoken Word vs Rap
52:40 - 56:06 Old skool music vs new stool
56:07 - 67:02 Quickfire Head to Head
67:03 - 76:05 Social Dilemma
76:06 - 80:19 Performs "Lets Planet"
80:20 - 84:17 The wrap up
84:18 - 84:31 Outro