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Mutabaruka

Mutabaruka

Jamaican poet and musicianWikipedia

Search complete. 9 mentions across 4 episodes found for "Mutabaruka".

Oct 2, 2026

JaviHOST
4:28
Media Personality
NaroHOST
4:29
... with, uh, Mutabaruka, uh, Klass, One Klass.
JaviHOST
4:34
Mm.
NaroHOST
4:34
And, um, a next guy name that I'm, whose name I'm forgetting right now.
JaviHOST
5:49
Mm
NaroHOST
5:50
... for talk about it.
NaroHOST
5:51
So yeah, it was me, One Klass, Mutabaruka, Joseph Aaron.
NaroHOST
5:57
Klass, like, me never really didn't notice this about him, but me kinda didn't notice it, but did you notice it? Say him a rebrand, essentially
Reiland RabakaHOST
45:00
And I'm influenced by Mikey Smith, also known as Michael Smith, if you want me to deal with his government name.
Reiland RabakaHOST
45:08
And then of course the iconic Muta Baruka.
Reiland RabakaHOST
45:10
Wow.
Reiland RabakaHOST
45:11
Muta Baruka.
Reiland RabakaHOST
45:13
This is, I've been listening to Muta Baruka since junior high school, high school days, and just opened up a whole nother poetic Landscape and archive for me.
Reiland RabakaHOST
45:27
And then there's Aku Onoara.
Reiland RabakaHOST
45:31
Just Aku.
Reiland RabakaHOST
45:42
Linton Kwesi Johnson.
James MassiahGUEST
12:08
And, you know, just this really fly Chicago lingo over these kind of like 115 Acid Beats and just, Then my dad, I guess, before that, he's in the church and he kind of like pretends to be prim and proper, but he used to love slackness and dub poetry and that sort of thing.
James MassiahGUEST
12:29
So he talked to me about Lyndon Quasey Johnson and Muta Baruka.
James MassiahGUEST
12:35
And every now and then he'd mentioned that he saw John Cooper Clarke once.
James MassiahGUEST
12:39
So those things were in me, but it wasn't until I had all those experiences stack up that I was able to kind of like create my own...
James MassiahGUEST
12:06
Fingers and Robert Owens and you know just this really fly Chicago lingo over these kind of like 115 Acid Beats and Then my dad, I guess, before that, he's in the church and he kind of like pretends to be prim and proper, but he used to love slackness and dub poetry and that sort of thing.
James MassiahGUEST
12:29
So he talked to me about Lyndon Quasey Johnson and Muta Baruka.
James MassiahGUEST
12:35
And every now and then he'd mention that he saw John Cooper Clarke once.
James MassiahGUEST
12:39
So those things were in me, but it wasn't until I had all those experiences stack up that I was able to kind of like create my own... yeah my own approach to poetry and uh poesy speaking it and writing it in a way that felt true to me with all those different reference points so yeah poetry and music i think i think now maybe i say i say i'm a dub poet sort of in jest because i really can't hold that office um but but i aspire to be someone along like you know linda quasie johnson those those sorts of people

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