fbpx

Loudink | The Best of Africa, Home of Art, Culture and Inspiration

follow us

The Blog

LATEST NEWS

Love You Better – Ladin Zambia

Filed Under: African Writers, Afro Soul, Artists Work, Artists Works, Bars, days, Life, Nigerian Poetry, Nigerian Writers, Original African Music, Poems, South Africa Best Poetry, Woman, Zambia, Zambian Music, Zambian Poetry, zambian writers, Zimbabwe

Love You Better – Ladin Zambia After being silent from the poetry scene, Ladin Zambia is back with a major banger titled “Love You Better. ” In this rich metaphorical poem, he talks about how each person desires to be loved and how they would want to have their loveRead More »

set-yourself-free-Post-art-Loudink

SET YOURSELF FREE by MWANSA AGNESS CHUNGU

Filed Under: African Writers, Afro Soul, Artists Work, Artists Works, blessings, Inspiration, Life, loudink poetry, Loudink Writers, Nigerian Poetry, Nigerian Writers, Poems, South Africa Best Poetry, West African Writers, Zambia, Zambian Poetry, zambian writers, Zimbabwe

Living within the space of life Yet still chained to fear Chained to the shackles of “what if” that echoes everyday within the mind The prison in which I lay is known as “me” My mind! My heart! My spirit! Afraid to taste the fruits on the silver plate thatRead More »

Remember-When-(Official-ArtWork-post) loudink

Remember When – Juliana

Filed Under: Africa, African Writers, Afro Soul, Artists Work, Artists Works, Bars, blessings, care, Emotional, freedom, hope, king, Life, Loudink Music, loudink poetry, Loudink Writers, love, malawi, Man, Nigeria, Nigerian Poetry, Nigerian Writers, Original African Music, Poems, Queen, Society, South Africa Best Poetry, Spoken word, Sweet, Woman, Zambia, Zambian Music, Zambian Poetry, zambian writers, Zimbabwe

Remember When – Juliana Juliana Delivers a heart warming, soul soothing love poem titled Remember When Listen or ●

The Beggars at Sango Market by Zoe Loudink Poems

The Beggars at Sango Market

Filed Under: Africa, African Writers, Afro Soul, Artists Work, Artists Works, Emotional, Life, loudink poetry, Loudink Writers, malawi, Nigeria, Nigerian Poetry, Nigerian Writers, Poems, Society, South Africa Best Poetry, West African Writers, Woman, Zambia, Zambian Poetry, zambian writers, Zimbabwe

The Beggars at Sango Market by Zoe   On weekdays, I never sight see For I was always weary From the long ride home.   But on weekends, My eyes like an eagle’s Darts left and right Searching for an interesting sight.   On that Saturday at the market, MyRead More »

AFRICAN FREEDOM DAY by Nicholas Kawinga

Filed Under: Africa, Africa Freedom Day, African Writers, Afro Soul, Artists Work, Artists Works, blessings, hope, loudink poetry, Loudink Writers, love, malawi, Nigeria, Nigerian Poetry, Nigerian Writers, Poems, Society, South Africa Best Poetry, Zambia, Zambian Poetry, zambian writers, Zimbabwe

AFRICAN FREEDOM DAY by Nicholas Kawinga For great men And women of Africa We salute you… Heroes of our independent Africa We sing you a joy For this our liberated Africa Africa our beloved Mother land Liberated Her from the colonial yoke Lets we harvest our art Our identity, ourRead More »

Lonely-Nights-cover-post-fred-Tauya-Frankie Loudink Arts

LONELY NIGHTS – Fsimzy_Music

Filed Under: addiction, Africa, African Writers, Afro Soul, Artists Work, Artists Works, Broken, care, Children, Emotional, hope, Loudink Music, loudink poetry, Loudink Writers, Nigerian Poetry, Nigerian Writers, Original African Music, Poems, Song Reviews, Uncategorized, Writing Advice, Zambian Music, Zambian Poetry, zambian writers

LONELY NIGHTS- Fsimzy_Music Fsimzy_Music tags along Frankie and Tauya on this beautiful soulful music called Lonely Nights which talks about mental Health from a victims perspective Listen or ●

Namara-Lwansa @Loudink

Poems by Namara Lwansa

Filed Under: Africa, African Writers, Afro Soul, Artists Work, Artists Works, Inspiration, Life, loudink poetry, Loudink Writers, Nigeria, Nigerian Poetry, Nigerian Writers, Original African Music, West African Writers, Zambia, Zambian Poetry, zambian writers, Zimbabwe

Most times people wonder, “am too young to write…” “what if am not good enough” “my writings are to personal people will now my inner thoughts” etc. Well you’ll never know how good you are if you never try to write, or you’ll never know how your writings have soRead More »

one-hundred-Official-Artwork-cover-post-loudink.jpg

One Hundred – Mambwe ThaGenius Feat JT5

Filed Under: Africa, African Writers, Afro Soul, Artists Work, Artists Works, Bars, blessings, Concerts, Emotional, freedom, hope, king, Life, Loudink Music, loudink poetry, Loudink Top 10, Loudink Writers, love, Man, Nigerian Poetry, Nigerian Writers, Original African Music, Queen, Society, South Africa Best Poetry, West African Writers, Zambia, Zambian Music, Zambian Poetry, zambian writers, Zimbabwe

Mambwe ThaGenius Feat JT5 Can you even improve when the people that expect you to give a 100 can’t even give you half the number of the support? Mambwe ThaGenius drops his third single, One Hundred, addressing some reasons to why it’s hard to improve as an Artist sometimes. #songloadingRead More »

Official-Artwork-post-Trauma-PenSoul-Loudink

TRAUMA – PEN-SOUL

Filed Under: African Writers, Afro Soul, Artists Work, Artists Works, Bars, Emotional, imperfect, Life, Loudink Music, loudink poetry, Loudink Writers, Nigeria, Nigerian Poetry, Nigerian Writers, Original African Music, Poems, West African Writers, Zambia, Zambian Music, Zambian Poetry, zambian writers, Zimbabwe

Pen-Soul gives us a heart felt piece which he delivers with a heart soul searching vocals in this beautifully packages track titles TRAUMA. Don’t forget to leave a comment/review after you… Listen or ●

forget-me-not-post-cover-Loudink

FORGET ME NOT, HE SAID – MWANSA AGNESS CHUNGU

Filed Under: Africa, African Writers, Afro Soul, Artists Work, Artists Works, Emotional, loudink poetry, Loudink Writers, Nigerian Poetry, Nigerian Writers, Poems, Society, South Africa Best Poetry, West African Writers, Zambia, Zambian Poetry, zambian writers, Zimbabwe

FORGET ME NOT, HE SAID BY MWANSA AGNESS CHUNGU*   I remember I stood for long hours in the shower And just let the water run down my body and wash me clean. Despite the water pouring on my body I still felt his hands and body on me. HowRead More »

%d bloggers like this: