Aja Monet is a Brooklyn-born poet, performer, and artist whose work transcends the boundaries of written and spoken word. Emerging as a powerful voice from the New York City poetry scene, Monet has captivated audiences with her vivid narratives and insightful commentary on social justice, love, and the human experience. Her Puerto Rican and Cuban heritage deeply influences her art, imbuing her performances with a rich cultural tapestry that speaks to diverse audiences. Monet's poetry is not just heard; it's felt, weaving together the personal and political with a lyrical grace that's both delicate and commanding.

With titles like "for the kids...", "when the poems do what they do", and "give my regards to Brooklyn", Monet's recent releases showcase her evolution as both a poet and a storyteller. Her work ranges from the introspective and intimate to the bold and socio-politically charged, exploring themes of identity, resilience, and empowerment. "The devil you know" and "castaway" reflect Monet's knack for confronting challenging subjects with honesty and empathy, inviting listeners to engage with her words on a deeply personal level. Through her contributions to the arts and activism, Aja Monet continues to inspire and challenge the status quo, proving that poetry is not only relevant but essential in today's world.