Ghanaian and international reggae icon Blakk Rasta’s experience in music will have strong application in the classroom in 2017. In January Blakk Rasta is expected to travel to the United States and Canada for an array of assignments including lecturing at the University of Central Missouri (formerly Central Missouri State University). The university has more than 12,000 students from 49 states and 59 countries. As a guest lecturer, the Barack Obama hitmaker will speak on the topics “Pan Africanism: Music as a Tool of Change in Africa and “Kuchoko as a tool of rebellion” amongst others. Kuchoko is Blakk Rasta’s invention of African Reggae heavily percussed with African instruments, dances and sounds still maintaining the classic rudiments of traditional Reggae. The new sound was co-created by legendary Ghanaian sound engineer and music producer Zapp Mallet and music critic and revivalist, Auntie Korkor Amarteifio Amarteokor in 2009. Blakk Rasta is also expect...
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