Blue Note Poetry feat. Black Art Rebels & Soul Quest!

It’s that time it’s that time it’s that time AGAIN Beautiful People, Blue Note Poetry is BIZZACK November 19th with Augusta’s greatest Spoken Word duo The Black Art Rebels and Wichita wordsmith Soul Quest!!! Of course Mike Murray, Al Black, and Darwin The Immortal will once again have the honor of being your handsome hosts, the gurus of groove Vasaboo Group will be back with mo’ jazzy soulful sounds, and the Open Mic will be awaiting your always exciting performances. It all goes down at The White Mule November 19th @ 7:30pm (yes we start AND end on time!), BE THERE!!!

Feature Bios

The Black Art Rebels

The Black Art Rebels (Ynobe G and Sky3 Hi) are a spoken word duo from Augusta, GA. They describe themselves as “rebels with a cause collaborating to create dope art. Ynobe has performed and featured in various southern poetry shows, including Art Out ATL, 2019 Salmon & Grits Poetry Showcase, and Arts in the Heart of Augusta 2019. Sky3 Hi has showcased her talents at Rock The Mic, Art Out Loud ATL, Day of the Poet Festival in Atlanta, The Poetry Jam, Arts in the Heart of Augusta 2019 as well. The two artists made their debut as a group in Cre Speaks Media’s We Can All Eat Showcase, an amazing event celebrating today’s wave of diverse and immensely talented female performance artists.

Soul Quest

At the age of 14, in Wichita, Kansas Author Soul Quest was struck with “a curious inspiration”. It was through music and poetry he sprouted his roots within the creative arts, which would soon become his passion. A young Soul Quest first performed his poetry in Iraq while in the U.S. Army in 2005. Later to share his poetic theatrics at open mic and slam poetry events, such as Phatt Katz Jazz & Comedy Lounge, The Sentient Bean, The Muse Art Warehouse, Foxy Loxy, Exclusives Restaurant & Lounge, etc. Soul Quest has competed in two Savannah Spoken Word Festival adult slams, coming in 7th place in 2015 and first runner up in 2017. He has also featured in the Mellow Soul Tuesdays show in Gainesville, FL in July 2015, opened as a feature twice for the “My Man Is Her Man, Is His Man Too” Part 1&2 lip sync plays, and hosted his own open mic, “Choppin Rhymes” in Richmond Hill, GA.

Author Soul Quest, a graduate of Armstrong State University in 2013 was a writing fellow with the Deep Kids program, where his education included studies of literature, creative writing, poetry and critique courses. Quest has been a mentor to others within his poetic community, as well as a tutor to the youth. His pure love for the written arts inspires him to motivate others to tap into their own strengths as he offers positive critiques, suggestions for improvement, and instructional feedback. Author Soul Quest has been published in several publications, such as Inner Child Press: “A Gathering of Words: Poetry & Commentary for Trayvon Martin” (2012), Armstrong State University’s 2013 Calliope: “Unhinged Edition Publication (as an author and editorial board member), Sweet Nectar Publishing: “Poetic Gumbo: Selected Poems” and “Hurricane Katrina Couldn’t Break Us” (both 2013), etc. All in which lead to encouragement for him to present his own collection of poetry, Evolution of Soul: A Journey through Poetry” (2015).
His book, “Evolution of Soul: A Journey Through Poetry” can be found on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Evolution-Soul-Journey-Through-Poetry/dp/1515310531/ref=olp_product_details?_encoding=UTF8&me=. As well as direct contact for signed copies of his book can be purchased here: paypal.me/SoulQOriginal/23. $16+$7(S&H)

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Spitfire Poetry Group, Executive