Soft Launch
Sept. to Dec. 2026

MEET TAA’ZHU · A RWADAU ORIGINAL

Taa’Zhu.
Music changed
the mission.

An alien operative. A secret Tupac obsession. Reports from the Moon that reveal far more than he means to admit.

ONE ALIEN. TWO SIDES TO THE STORY.

▶ Watch a 60-second Log
Taa’Zhu analysing Earth in his red-lit reporting room
On dutyEarth is under observation.
Taa’Zhu enjoying music outside his Moon station
Off dutyThe music has other plans.

The scan reveals his other side. Tap to switch at any time.

Created by Alassane DEME in Dakar, Senegal.

Short film: “When A(L)I(EN) SLOP Meets Tupac Amaru Shakur”

The character

Taa’Zhu is an alien operative stationed on the Moon to assess Earth for invasion. In short vertical films called Logs, he turns Tupac’s songs into serious intelligence reports. Then the music takes over and his private life reveals a devoted fan. The humour lives between his official account and his real attachment.

The world behind him

RWADAU means “Reasons Why Aliens Don’t Annihilate Us.” It is a brand and platform for music curation through storytelling, visual arts and recurring alien characters. Taa’Zhu is one of its creative worlds.

Thirty years later

Alassane chose 13 September 2026, thirty years after Tupac Shakur’s death, to introduce the project. The September–December soft launch opens a longer conversation about the songs, their meanings and the people who still live with them.

An invitation

The linked playlist brings together selected Logs, trailers and the short film for viewing. We would love to receive your impressions and suggestions on where the work might find its audience. If there is a fit, we can explore a collaboration.

Find your way in.

A first encounter. The original Logs.
Or a journey into the wider world.

Choose what to watch
Taa’Zhu on the Moon, surrounded by speakers
58 SECONDS · A FIRST ENCOUNTER

The mission.
The secret.

A serious assignment. A very personal soundtrack. Meet the alien whose love of Tupac is getting in the way of his job.

WATCH THE TRAILER ↗
Taa’Zhu at work in the red-lit reporting room
HIT ’EM UP · 60-SECOND LOG

Listen closer.
Look again.

Start with Taa’Zhu’s report on Hit ’Em Up. The video opens inside the playlist so you can continue with the other work if you are interested.

WATCH A 60-SECOND LOG ↗
An alien on the lunar surface in the short film
5:44 · UNCENSORED · ENGLISH SUBTITLES

When A(L)I(EN) SLOP Meets Tupac Amaru Shakur

An alien sent to assess Earth for invasion becomes a Tupac fan and starts questioning his mission. Discover the story in this subtitled short film.

WATCH THE SHORT FILM ↗

Let’s talk.

Watch a 60-second Log. If the work interests you, Alassane would love to receive your impressions and suggestions, and eventually talk more.