K.Fimpong: "Me Yee Owu Den"

Nobody Knows

Spiritual train

A song about the mine workers and farmers in South Africa. Every day people are dying in the mines; people are working on farms for 50 bucks (approx 5 euro). Mr Van der Merwe is not someone we know personally, but there are many Mr Van der Merwes in South Africa who own mines and big farms..

Mr Van der Merwe

Collaborition between BCUC and Jet Black Camaro

BCUC and Jet Black Camaro - Aikho'into Esingayenza

Ngihawukele

BANTU  (SOUND CHECK AT SUGAR FACTORY AMSTERDAM)

Fela Kuti - Mr Grammarticalogylisationalism Is the Boss

Credits :

Mentored by Thabang Tabane 
Music received by Sibusile Xaba 
Music created and performed by Sibusile Xaba (guitar, vocals & nomaphupho), Thabang Tabane (percussion & vocals) & Moahanganai Magagula (percussion) 

Recorded live by Andrew Curnow & Nhlanhla Mngadi at Sima Kade, Magaliesberg on 27 June 2016 

Mixed by João Orecchia 
Mastered by Frank Merritt at the Carvery 

Artwork & Cover Design by Graeme Arendse 
Published by Hour Half Hour Publishing 

Lovingly presented to you by Mushroom Hour Half Hour

Open Letter to Adoniah

Sibusile Xaba - Open Letter To Adoniah

Shongo Foo (a regional slang for flossing) is a BeatLords collaboration between Morena Leraba from Lesotho, DJ Spoko and Andre Geldenhuys from South Africa (members of Fantasma). Shongo Foo was recorded in Johannesburg (South Africa) by Riccardo Benigno (RMB Studios), and mastered in Cape Town (South Africa) by Gareth Jones (Jumping Back Slash).

Lyrics: @MorenaLeraba | Production: @DJSPOKOM and @Andre-Geldenhuys | Recording: @RicBenigno at RMB Studios | Mixing: @RicBenigno at RMB Studios | Mastering: @JumpingBackSlash (Cape Town, South Africa) | Cover Design: *Fpomart – Behance: https://www.behance.net/fpomart

©MorenaLeraba, 2017, BeatLords Productions

Shongo Foo (SINGLE)

Shongo Foo

Shongo Foo - DJ Spoko, Morena Leraba and Andre Geldenhuys

With a propulsive but understated bass and percussion groove underneath her, vocalist and trombonist Siya Makuzeni whips out her FX pedal, transmuting a mystical lyric about finding self, a higher force or perhaps a loved one into a textured, magical seance.

This is the first single from the upcoming, self titled, debut album from SPAZA, which will be out on 21 June 2019, both digitally and on vinyl. For more info, head over to https://spaza.bandcamp.com/album/spaza

About SPAZA:
Conceived in the Mushroom Hour lab, SPAZA is a band with no permanent personnel, with each line-up assembled for the express purpose of recording completely improvised or workshopped material. For this, the initial salvo, SPAZA was put together from a group of musicians with individual and collective links to Johannesburg’s jazz, afro funk and experimental electro scenes, namely Siya Makuzeni (vocals, trombone & FX), Nosisi Nokukhanya Ngakane (vocals & FX), Waldo Luc Alexander (electric violin & FX pedals), Gontse Jnsq Makhene (percussion & vocals), Ariel Zamonsky (upright bass) and João Renato Orecchia Zúñiga (synthesizers & electronics).

Credits:
Performance recorded live at the Spaza Art Gallery, Troyeville, Johannesburg on 17 May 2015 
Performance curated by Andrew Curnow & Nosisi Ngakane 
Performance recorded by Andrew Curnow and Nhlanhla Mngadi 
Sound Engineering for performance by Tebogo Laaka 
Recording mixed by Dion Monti 
Recording mastered by Norman Nitzsche at Calyx Mastering 
Recording edited and produced by Dion Monti and Andrew Curnow 
Cover Art and Design by Graeme Arendse 
Executive Production by Andrew Curnow 
Published by Mushroom Hour Half Hour

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