words by Michele   

MVexposé: Arowbe Arowbe Arowbe

February 6th, 2007

Thank you to all for your emails of love, support, suggestions, and comments. Keep them coming. I hope you enjoy this week’s two profiles as much as last week’s. Here is today’s profile from mee to you.

Michele@mvremix.com



Normally, one would say that it is not everyday you find someone with a passion for so many talents; however MVexposé profiles a second diverse individual, an emcee, a poet, and a radio show host in Toronto, Ontario: Arowbe Arowbe Arowbe "in recognition of his many selves..."

Known best as an emcee, Arowbe has released four albums and three mixed tapes with close affiliates like Rhythm of the Soul (ROTS) and DJ Mensa. It all started growing up in Vancouver, BC where Arowbe “woke up one night at the age of eight and was possessed to rap.” In 2006, he toured Japan and Cuba promoting his new single "Once Upon a Time with Toronto songstress, Zaki Ibrahim and the remix featuring the Harlem lyricist Tom Gist of Dip Set.

Outside of the hip hop community he is known as Robert Bolton and hosts a York University radio talk show, Kaleidoscope, focusing on international issues such as a recent discussion on global human trafficking. He is currently working on his bachelors’ degree at York University majoring in Fine Arts Cultural Studies and minoring in Creative Writing.

Arowbe hosts a weekly night, Peachfuzz at Chinadoll on Thursdays along with cohorts DJ Mensa and Rod Skimmins at 587 College Street in Toronto.

You can also catch Arowbe at his best this Thursday, February 8th at the Republik for the Hip Hop for Africa show hosted by Choclair. All proceeds go to the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund (Canada).

For more information on Arowbe Arowbe Arowbe hit up his website at http://www.myspace.com/arowbe.

Next up, MV will be profiling Stylewalker, a bboy from Winnipeg, MB. Feast your eyes this coming Friday.



* Photo's taken by Owen Scott, republished with expressed consent.



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