Giuseppe Castrato (1670-1754) was a very famous singer in the 18th century . Here you can hear some of his classical recordings.
He was a mediocre bassus before his balls were squashed in a carriage accident. After that he delighted music experts in the whole world with his unique timbre.

twenny21 on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCToSu3qLDcc-_uQO4Elk3ow

It started in the 90s when I bought 2 Technics SL1200 turntables to replace my JB 2000s... I started scratching more and became a member of a hip hop formation (De Vierde Dimensie) as a DJ and beatmaker. I didn't know what to do with the keyboard so I took jazz piano lessons. I fell in love with the blues, started playing bluesharp and focused on live music for a while. I recently went back to my first love: downtempo and lo-fi sampling music. My main influences are the UK Ninja Tune label and old delta blues in general. I make music just for fun. Thanks for stopping by!

Let me know if you would like to team up to play some blues or make some hiphop.

Out of humble roots, Niamey based Toumastine began as a group of friends coming together from across many regions. The group released their first album Tahnafet in early 2018 and has not slowed down since.  

Inspired by acts such as Bombino, Bob Marley and Tinariwen, Toumastine’s music remains rooted in tradition carrying the mesmerizing riffs of Tuareg music, while incorporating modern rock styles with more varied chord progressions. Toumastine has finished recording their second album “Assouf” which will be released in 2021.

I have something you don't, my music. Take what you like. 

I compose music with the help of a free program called Musescore. It's pretty spiffy.

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