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Spoken Word Album by Enfantu Raa | Produced by Mr. Smuckas
The Not So Subtle Art of Standing is more than an album—it’s a declaration. In this searing six-track spoken word experience, Enfantu Raa, a poet with 46 years of lyrical defiance, joins sonic forces with producer Mr. Smuckas to deliver a body of work that hits the mind, heart, and gut all at once. Each piece is sculpted with intention, layered with truth, and delivered with the unshakable voice of someone who’s lived what they write.
Tracks like Education, The Golden Ticket, Dear Amazon, We Are Not the Same, and The Price of Independence don’t just challenge the system—they hold a mirror up to it. The album is a call to awareness, a protest in rhythm, and a balm for those who've felt the weight of being undervalued, unseen, or unheard. The outro leaves no question unanswered: this is not entertainment, it’s empowerment.
Whether you're marching in the streets or navigating daily survival, The Not So Subtle Art of Standing will meet you there—with fire, wisdom, and rhythm. Plug in. Listen close. And don’t just stand—stand for something.
Spoken Word Album by Enfantu Raa | Produced by Mr. Smuckas
The Not So Subtle Art of Standing is more than an album—it’s a declaration. In this searing six-track spoken word experience, Enfantu Raa, a poet with 46 years of lyrical defiance, joins sonic forces with producer Mr. Smuckas to deliver a body of work that hits the mind, heart, and gut all at once. Each piece is sculpted with intention, layered with truth, and delivered with the unshakable voice of someone who’s lived what they write.
Tracks like Education, The Golden Ticket, Dear Amazon, We Are Not the Same, and The Price of Independence don’t just challenge the system—they hold a mirror up to it. The album is a call to awareness, a protest in rhythm, and a balm for those who've felt the weight of being undervalued, unseen, or unheard. The outro leaves no question unanswered: this is not entertainment, it’s empowerment.
Whether you're marching in the streets or navigating daily survival, The Not So Subtle Art of Standing will meet you there—with fire, wisdom, and rhythm. Plug in. Listen close. And don’t just stand—stand for something.
