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If you’re in #Johannesburg, you know what to do next Friday: Afrobeat Meets SA House (Dele Sosimi, Black Motion & DJ Kent ) See you at KingKong Jozi in #Troyeville. RSVP essential: [email protected] Presented by Music in Africa. Supported by Goethe-Institut & Siemens Stiftung.
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Dele Sosimi–Turbulent Times (Paul Oakenfold Remix)
Sunday Jazz Continues as we come through on this last Sunday of 2024 as the year comes to a close. The saga / struggle continues, energized by this New Moon in Capricorn aka Black Moon; whatever this Black man is doing he knows the devil will oppose… …but check this next episode as we drop this beat and the prose! check us out y’all, we know blue collar style work will need to be put in for…
Dele Sosimi - Di Bombs (The Jinks Remix)
Dele Sosimi – Di Bombs (The Jinks Remix)
Sunday Jazz Continues on a wet / damp afternoon in the City of Atlanta; but this science dropped is appropriate for any time frame or any jurisdiction… Some will spaz due to society’s menus with these Sunday meals that lack nutrition…. We’re putting it down providing an example for those that lack ambition; even in the midst of the the ongoing chaos and confusion it’s going down!! Breakbeat…
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Cafe Rumba - Latin House (Full Mix) by DJ Disma
Cafe Rumba – Latin House (Full Mix) by DJ Disma
Digital Crate Digging Continues on what I refer to as a Terrible / Terrific Tuesday!! things can play out either way..
The saga / struggle continues aka life goes on as we claim the terrific outcome, celebrating by pulling out the drum to let the music play!
We need a little “something something” that’s different to get us going this morning besides coffee!! can you dig it?
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KOKOROKO came back with “Carry Me Home”
London’s afrobeat sensation KOKOROKO shared a new song called “Carry Me Home”. This beautiful song reminds us of every positive thing from the band’s debut EP. It’s rhythmic, peaceful, harmonic, uplifting, soulful and melodic. This slow-rolling track has some brass-heavy accents which brings to mind Manu Dibango’s “Soul Makossa”. “Carry Me Home” is inspired by the wonderful Dele Sosimi, a Nigerian-British musician, keyboard player, and member of both Fela Anikulapo-Kuti's Egypt 80 and Femi Kuti’s Positive Force band. The track was inspired by conversations with the Dele Sosimi, whose technical ability in bridging the gap between the West African afrobeat sound of his roots, and the London energy of his upbringing, has directly informed the ever-impressive capabilities demonstrated by London’s eight-piece collective, KOKOROKO. “I remember speaking with Dele Sosimi about the structure of Fela’s songs – every element plays a part. But, before melody or harmony, there’s rhythm. The rhythmic aspect of the solos from that era is amazing. The West African approach to jazz and improvisation is hip!”, said Maurice-Grey. Carry Me Home by KOKOROKO The band’s name is an Orobo – a Nigerian tribe and language – word meaning ‘be strong’. Sonically living up to their name, KOKOROKO is an all-star band featuring leading lights from the London jazz community. Powered by seismic horn section (Maurice Grey, saxophonist Cassie Kinoshi, trombonist Richie Seivewright), guitar (Oscar Jerome), keys (Yohan Kebede), drums (Ayo Salawu) and percussion (Onome Edgeworth); Kokoroko are on a mission to fashion new languages using the medium of afrobeat. Their first release was on Brownswood Recording’s compilation "We Out Here" two years ago, and their debut EP came out in 2019 on the same record label. Kokoroko "Carry Me Home" members: Sheila Maurice-Grey - Trumpet, Vocals Cassie Kinoshi - Tenor Sax, Vocals Richie Seivwright - Trombone, Vocals Onome Edgeworth - Percussion Ayo Salawu - Drums Oscar Jerome - Guitar Tobi Adenaike-Johnson - Guitar Yohan Kebede - Keys Duane Atherley - Bass Guitar Read the full article
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