Lowkey returns with new track about Syrian refugees

    After withdrawing from the spotlight in 2012 to focus on his studies, the rapper and political activist Lowkey has returned to music with a new track “Ahmed.”

    The track is an emotive, moving dissection of the Syrian refugee crisis and the mass desensitization that we’ve seen in its aftermath.

    It’s being supplemented by a national tour in September, where Lowkey will be stopping off in seven cities.

    Lowkey, whose real name is Kareem Dennis, is of Iraq heritage. He is a vocal opponent of Zionism and has been become well known for his pro-Palestinian activities, describing Zionism as colonialism and ethnic cleansing. He has also been a sharp critic of United States and British foreign policy.

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