khrish

Take Back Yesterday

Can't Give Up

(2)	Phembe (blessings): The Oroko students in Oroko villages are confronted with so many difficulties in their daily struggles to become educated. No electricity to study with; no library; early pregnancies due to poverty; no roads; no hospitals to treat them when they become sick; very few and qualified teachers to teach them etc. The artist believes that the reason for their successes in spite of these known obstacles is due to blessings they receive from their parents and from the Almighty God. He also cautions that we must extend our humanitarian hands to help orphans to go to school to ensure that they don’t feel additional abandonment.

Phembe (master)

Maruka: Translated into the English language Maruka simply means marriages. The artist sings about the praises that wives give to their husbands when they are rich; but when they become poor and wretched, they are of no use to them. However, in this remix version, the artist believes that women do not opt to leave their husbands because they have suddenly become poor; they do so because they do not see them as worthy partners.

Maruka

Dissongo: A typically traditional song for women. The dancing style goes from slow-motion to a highly-choreographed fast pace and tempo. A joy and a pleasure to watch. 

Dissongo

Original song.
Produced by Kimmo Tuomaala

"Mad"

Christian Ingebrigtsen is one of Norway’s most successful artists.  During his five first years in the pop group a1, he achieved two UK number ones, a Brit Award for "best newcomer" in 2001, and a total of ten UK top ten singles selling more than 10 million records worldwide! Christian then embarked on a solo career, and has reached the number one spot twice in his home country, Norway, releasing 3 solo albums, certifying Gold and Platinum.  
A1 reformed in 2009 and have since released 2 more albums, and are currently touring the UK with ITV's "The Big Reunion".

Can't Give Up

Christian Ingebrigtsen

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