Dzidzor Azaglo is a Ga-Ewe folklorist, sound collage performing artist, and mystic whose work lives at the intersection of collective/community memory, womanist theology and somatic healing. Through call and response, she crafts sonic experiences that honor traditional storytelling while making space for contemporary voices. At the heart of her practice is a commitment to awakening the power and abundance present in communal bodies and to building cultures of care and freedom through creativity.

Dzidzor is the founder of Black Cotton Club and co-founder of the Department of Public Imagination alongside Crystal Bi. She holds a Master of Divinity and currently serves as Community Liaison for the Reckonings Project at Northeastern University.