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Aka (feat. Cobrawolfshark)

Nina EP

Nina

Nina (Voilaaa Remix)

I see people wakin’ up,
quiet rebels in the dawn,
tunin’ in to inner rhythms
that the world forgot they’re on.
Revolution ain’t the riot,
it’s the moment you let go
of the "bigger, better, faster"
for the space to simply grow.

[Chorus]
We ain’t built to run forever,
but we can learn to breathe again.
Feel the beat beneath the pressure,
find the pulse beneath the din.
Oh, we slowin’ down
just to rise again.
Yeah, we slowin’ down…
just to rise again.

[Verse 2]
Look 
I see a new world crackin’ open in the silence,
highly sensitive prophets steady questionin’ the violence.
Why we race the clock
when time don’t ever chase us back?
Why we treat the soul like numbers
that we add up on a track?

You ain’t lazy - you alignin’,
you ain’t broken - you survivin’.
A projector in a world
that keep rewardin’ constant drivin’.
But the prophecy is changin’,
energy is rearrangin’,
people buyin’ less but livin’ more,
intent is elevatin’.

What if growth ain’t climbin’ higher
but acknowledgin’ the bruise?
What if every “losin’ moment”
is a different kind of truth?
We ain’t wired for the hustle
that we worship like it’s holy 
we just tryin’ to keep up
with the person we call me.

[Chorus]
We ain’t built to run forever,
but we can learn to breathe again.
Feel the beat beneath the pressure,
find the pulse beneath the din.
Oh, we slowin’ down
just to rise again.
Yeah, we slowin’ down…
just to rise again.

[Bridge]
Maybe this ain’t a breakdown 
maybe it’s a breakthrough.

Maybe the end you fear
is just the start you never knew.

A new era,
born the moment we stop runnin’ from ourselves.

A place where tech and soul collide
and call it somethin’ else.

[Outro]
So let the noise fade out…
let the rhythm come back…
let the heartbeat lead.
We ain’t made for the rush 
we’re made for the depth.
And the depth is comin’ home.

The Quiet Revolution ft. Jordan Reed

I Want To Belong Somewhere —  Version 2

Africa 45, number 8 www.mrbongo.com/products/honny-th…boofs-simigwado-7

Ghanaian group Honny & The Bee’s Band recorded ‘Psychedelic Woman’ for a release on Essiebons in 1973. Little is known about the group.

‘Psychedelic Woman’ is, as you would expect from the name, a psychedelic mid tempo groover. Punctuated with a hypnotic guitar line, percussion and a catchy sung chorus.

Gyedu-Blay Ambolley & The Steneboofs - Simigwado

Breaks and grooves, underpin this upbeat call-and-response JB-esque afro-funk gem, from Ghanaian legend Gyedu-Blay Ambolley and his group The Steneboofs.

Originally released on a Capeside 45 in 1973. Ambolley released the highly sought afer ‘Simigwa’ LP on Essiebons in the same year.

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