Step into Homework . an intimate spoken word series created to spotlight rising voices and raw creative expression.
In this episode, Bronx native Dot Demo ( @dotdemo ) delivers powerful poetry filled with sharp lyricism, emotion, and thought-provoking storytelling.
Homework is dedicated to showcasing emerging spoken word artists whose unique perspectives, commanding delivery, and authentic voices push the culture forward. From poetic reflections to layered wordplay, each episode creates space for artists to speak freely and connect deeply through language.
If you appreciate spoken word, lyrical artistry, and genuine storytelling, this series is for you.
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🎤 Featured Artist: @DotDemo
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Curated by Kamsy House Media
Directed by Travis “SivvyTaH” Mackall
Produced by Kevin “CultureTalkBev” Casado
Filmed at @la.luzmia Studios in Brooklyn, New York
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What does it take to become you? Ingredients featuring Dot Demo ( @dotdemo ), raw Bronx energy meets sharp self-awareness ,relentlessness, “delusional” confidence, and ghetto scholar grit all collide to shape an artist who moves on instinct, not approval.
Ingredients is a deep dive into the traits, mindset, and moments that define identity and personal journeys.
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curated by kamsy house media
directed by : Travis “SivvyTaH” Mackall
produced by : Kevin “CultureTalkBev” Casado
production assistance: Laya Jadé
filmed at @la.luzmia Studios in Brooklyn ,NY
kamsy house media LLC.
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“Bella Ciao” is a blind phrase - not referencing a person, but a feeling. It doesn’t conjure a face; it evokes an emotion. It’s a farewell that invites rather than repels. It is hopeful.
I see oil paint and pastel colors embodying an idealistic 1800s street scene. The same way the phrase is blind, the boy in the artwork has an ambiguous face. Leave it to the youthful imagination to decide what could occupy the void in the image or why the almost obtrusive distortion exists just below.
But one cannot see music just like they cannot “see” what would exist underneath the veils covering the character’s figure. That is what keeps them looking. That is what keeps them listening.
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