Sareem Poems and Esse Be Kick Off Black History Month with DANCE OF THE DEAD
Sareem, of LA Symphony fame, just dropped a new track. What’s it all about? Well, I’ll let him tell you about it!
“Dance for the Dead” is an upbeat single that I begin writing over the summer of 2017. It’s about reflection & celebration of those who battled in the past. So we could have the freedom’s we enjoy now in the present. There is still much work to be done when it comes to equality. The current state of the world is a mess. However, to remember that it was worse than it is today, to remember people fought & died for what’s available to us now, is to stand tall and proud.
When I say “Hallelujah” I mean it as an expression of rejoicing. When I say “Amen” I mean the assertion of hearty approval. When I say “Devils” I mean someone or something evil, hurtful or wicked. When I say “Church” I mean a specific group of Believers, not a building.
I’m grateful for my fellow dreamer & change seeker Ess Be (collaborator and sole producer of our upcoming project Mind Over Matter). His production made this song & new album a reality. We didn’t plan to have Dance For The Dead ready for Black History Month but we’re honored to be able to present it to you just the same. Enjoy and as always thank you for your support.
