Whenever Sweden's anti-racist queer rapper Silvana Imam is up to something, don't ever expect it to be lagom, or less. Since the release of her debut EP När Du Ser Mig [When you see me], Silvana has become Sweden's loudest I-don't-give-a-fuck feminist verbalisation, and today she's delivering not one, but two, verifications that her loud voice ain't nothing but angry and actually quite stylish.Taken from her follow-up EP Dör För Dig [Die for you], comes a short film in two parts, i.e. the music videos for "Tänd Alla Ljus" [Turn on all of the lights] and "ZON" [Zone], which finally opens up Silvana's lyrical brilliance to a broader audience beyond the Scandinavian (it has English subtitles, yay!)With infernal aesthetics, director Joanna Nordahl has captured Silvana's fearless attitude. And although the videos look nothing like her live performances, I think it's safe to say they display Silvana's notorious energy. Enjoy!Silvana Imam's EP Jag Dör För Dig is available here.Facebook.com/silvanaimamTwitter.com/silvanaimam
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