Send us a text There’s a certain type of hunger that can’t be taught—the kind that drives a kid to build a studio in his head before he ever sees one in real life. How did Chopstix go from secretly making beats on a borrowed computer to producing Burna Boy’s "Last Last" and winning a Grammy on Chris Brown’s 11:11 album? In this episode of Noble Conversations, Grammy-winning producer Chopstix shares his journey from the church choir to global hits. We explore the mindset that fueled his ...
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Send us a text There’s a certain type of hunger that can’t be taught—the kind that drives a kid to build a studio in his head before he ever sees one in real life. How did Chopstix go from secretly making beats on a borrowed computer to producing Burna Boy’s "Last Last" and winning a Grammy on Chris Brown’s 11:11 album? In this episode of Noble Conversations, Grammy-winning producer Chopstix shares his journey from the church choir to global hits. We explore the mindset that fueled his ...
We Speak Their Names in Hushed Tones | A Noble Conversation with Omoregie Osakpolor
Noble Conversations
22 minutes
1 year ago
We Speak Their Names in Hushed Tones | A Noble Conversation with Omoregie Osakpolor
Send us a text In this episode, we sit down with Omoregie Osakpolor, a documentary photographer and filmmaker whose storytelling offers a profound commentary on the intricate weave of societal fabrics. He shares insights from his latest work, "We Speak Their Names in Hushed Tones," illustrating the perils and emotional turmoil that family members experience due to the lack of communication with loved ones (some for about 6 years) who migrate from Nigeria to Europe using the Mediterranean Sea...
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Send us a text There’s a certain type of hunger that can’t be taught—the kind that drives a kid to build a studio in his head before he ever sees one in real life. How did Chopstix go from secretly making beats on a borrowed computer to producing Burna Boy’s "Last Last" and winning a Grammy on Chris Brown’s 11:11 album? In this episode of Noble Conversations, Grammy-winning producer Chopstix shares his journey from the church choir to global hits. We explore the mindset that fueled his ...
