As a continuing part of Black History Month in Toronto area high schools, Jair Dynast met with students at Birchmount Collegiate on February 18th to perform “Art of Invention“ that is fast becoming a hit with the students. Students immediately identify with Jair’s compelling story and the catchy lyrics to the song and are singing along as he performs it.
Showcase: February 12, 2009 Jair presented another lively performance and workshop to enthusiastic students at Cedarbrae C.I. He tells his compelling story and shares his experiences with students as well as gives an in depth look at nine African-American inventors and their significant contributions to society. A song, ‘Art of Invention’ is available as a free mp3 download via Jair Dynast social network community to all North American students.
When Jair Dynast was in school Black History Month meant someone would come in and speak for a few minutes and then walk out the door.
Now 31, the recording artist is using his music and experience to connect with young people and make them think. Partnering with the TDSB, Dynast is visiting different schools across the city to perform songs that touch on the topics of peer pressure, violence and history.
“I’m younger and I can relate,” says Dynast. “I come from the same neighbourhood they come from, I’m dealing with the same sort of experiences or have dealt with the same experiences.” Dynast grew up in the city’s west end before moving to Scarborough for his senior year in high school. “It’s almost like looking at a mirror image of someone who was them and now here I am doing this.” One of the songs he performsis Art of Invention which talks about various African American inventors that many don’t know about. Dynast leaves behind pamphlets so students can find more information and get kids involved on a different level.
“The response is great especially with The Art of Invention … they really become engaged in the discussion; they ask me a lot of questions,” he said. “To be honest they’re very articulate and intelligent. Even though they’re young, they’re very aware of what’s going on and they have a lot to offer.”
While taking his message to Toronto schools throughout the month, Dynast is working on his third album. His new track, “My Style” is set to hit the airwaves Feb. 24.
This new rap music video is a tribute to the accomplishments of African-American inventors and their contributions to our society. Many of their inventions were so revolutionary that they have made significant changes to thousands of lives and will continue to do so for many decades. Malvern rapper, Jair Dynast is determined to spark debate about the negative stereotypes of hip hop culture and change attitudes by quietly inspiring youngsters that experience adversity. You can download this song for FREE at http://www.jairdynast.net
With the buzz continually growing on Jair Dynast’s epic freestyle buzz single “Simple Plan“ popular rap music video web site Blastro has added the clip to their playlist. The music video for “Simple Plan” has already racked up thousands of plays on various online video outlets such as Vimeo (16k+), YouTube (11k+) and Imeem.
Fans will soon be able to download the “Simple Plan” rap music video to their iPods from iTunes. Also, be sure to look-out for Jair Dynast’s brand new street wear anthem “My Style” which will also be available for download both as a music single and a music video from iTunes.
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