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Kutimba With Siima
Siima Itabaaza
17 episodes
2 days ago
"Kutimba" is a word from Runyankole, one of the languages spoken in Uganda. It translates to dig up and it means to delve deeper into something. On this show, I explore the symbiotic relationship between art and music. I invite guests to select an album cover for us to unpack.
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"Kutimba" is a word from Runyankole, one of the languages spoken in Uganda. It translates to dig up and it means to delve deeper into something. On this show, I explore the symbiotic relationship between art and music. I invite guests to select an album cover for us to unpack.
Show more...
Arts
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Tee Max: Madonna, Ray of Light
Kutimba With Siima
21 minutes 32 seconds
8 months ago
Tee Max: Madonna, Ray of Light

In the final part of my conversation with British photographer and documentarian Tee Max, we explore the album cover of Madonna's Ray of Light.

We dive into the backstory behind the cover art, discuss why Tee considers it a remarkable image, and reflect on Madonna's extraordinary ability to reinvent herself.


Host: ⁠Siima Itabaaza⁠

Guest: ⁠Tee Max⁠

Kutimba With Siima Newsletter: ⁠https://kutimbawithsiima.substack.com/⁠

Email: kutimbawithsiima@gmail.com

IG: ⁠@kutimbawithsiima⁠



Kutimba With Siima
"Kutimba" is a word from Runyankole, one of the languages spoken in Uganda. It translates to dig up and it means to delve deeper into something. On this show, I explore the symbiotic relationship between art and music. I invite guests to select an album cover for us to unpack.