This is the music that plays as the island is flipping over. Easily my favorite song from the event.

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What are you thinking of.... 1978

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“Heart of Light” – the last words uttered publicly by democratically elected first president of newly independent Congo Patrice Lumumba at his inauguration address, 3 months before his murder by Belgium and CIA, because he dared to oppose the western economic powers and planned to keep the wealth of the Congo for the Congo.  Freedom and hope was killed in 1961, with disastrous consequences that last until today, but The Heart of Light can never die…

Rumba traveled back to Africa via Cuba and Haiti in the 40s and 50s, later developing into Soukous, arguably peaking in the 60s and 70s, and lived on well into the 90s with a more streamlined and modern sound. This mix is only a tiny slice of this glorious sound from the later periods: 4 on the floor, with enough bass for modern dance floors.  Excluded are examples from the ocean of older, incredibly varied recordings, of supreme beauty and artistic merit but many of which sadly have poor sound quality, as the best musicians in the world were, and are, often recording under the worst conditions and with the worst equipment.

Despite being the biggest African music export in history, African Rumba, just like all African music, is criminally under exposed in the Northern Hemisphere.  Yet this music should be crucial, of a central importance, to anyone interested in dance music, in Pop, in Rock, in Soul,  in Jazz, in Funk, etc.  Objectively speaking, in terms of raw musicianship, in terms of composition and arrangement, and if we break the rhythms and melodies down to mathematical patterns and study them, the highly evolved structures of this music are perfectly designed and executed in every way.

I grew up with Industrial Noise, Punk, and Metal, and it wasn’t until my late 20s/early 30s until i was emotionally mature enough to appreciate amazing sounds like this. Please leave your cynicism at the door and embrace this music, for the truth is, something Africans have known all along, that ultimately the most powerful revolutionary force, of which the powers are afraid, is not anger — it is love. 

Full Tracklist:  http://ngomasound.com/2013/04/10/heart-of-light/

NGOMA Classic 1 - Heart of Light

Born to a professional musician Dad. 
At 4 - composed/ performed my first music,
at 8 - wrote my music on the notepad, 
at 12 - arranged music for orchestra. 
Attended Music school (Gnessin's school / Conservatory) in Moscow. 
So, I enjoy good, professional and original music :)

What are you thinking of.... 1978

Cat OfSahara

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