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Podcaster Emefa Deka launches Menstrual Hygiene campaign In a bid to empower young girls through education and advocacy, Podcaster/Nutritionist, Emefa Deka, has launched a menstrual hygiene awareness campaign under a new initiative dubbed, Plug Her. The campaign, which aims to promote positive menstrual hygiene practices, is set to make a significant impact in Pokuase and surrounding communities…

[Music] Tinny – Emefa [Prod. By Tracebeats]

Head of the Bardman Empire Tinny Aletse divulges a brand new mid tempo song for your listening pleasure . This is very unusual of Tinny who’s well known for fast-tempo tunes . He tags this Tracebeats production Emefa. (more…)

Something for your Ear Interview: Emefa A. What do you have for our ears?: An adaptation of Sam Cooke’s “A Change Is Gonna Come”  by Ben Sollee.  Who is he?

Ben Sollee is a singer/songwriter and cellist from Kentucky. His folk and bluegrass roots slip into his music in a really interesting and natural way. Why should we be listening? This song is hard to cover well because the original so viscerally evokes the agony of the black experience of the 60s and triggers a release through sweeping strings and horns in the whirling symphonic backing. Sollee pays respect to original by contributing his own verses about the struggle for peace in the modern age. His hat-tip Cooke’s strings and horns are a quirky cello line and blue-grassy guitar, and a smooth sax solo. Craving more? Check out Emefa's suggestions:

Lake Street Dive “I Want You Back”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6EPwRdVg5Ug

Jamie Cullum “Mind Trick”