TRACKLIST

MONRHEA - Space Through Time - Meditation
The Swamiii _Kilihippie - Cheza Ka Mimi
BAKHITA -  Pennywise
Ekumbo - Halal
Boi Blacc x Kilihippie - 2021
Topher - Jaded
The Swamiii - Lamba Down
Jiggy - Check
BNRD MARS - Lingala ft Nomad
tg.blk - lofi time
Vallerie Muthoni - DURAG ft. Baraka
Fracture ft. NAH EETO - SHADA SHADA
Ayoti - Let It Burn
Addi x JayNumbaUno ft Mustapha - Tuma Fare
MUSTAPHA x JayNumbaUno x Addi - CRECKI
Asum Garvey - Piga 10
DJ Mura, king Kerby - Hakuna Box ft Tori Blackqueen
Kuriba - Turkana
DJ Mura - Bazuu Edit
Ngalah Oreyo - Zanzibar
Udulele - Mbaitu (Feat Yaba)
Budalagi - Kulonkoi
Euggy - Sunday (Original Mix)
Dylan S x Vivian Olang - Jaber (Flyod Lavine Remix)
Nabalayo - Mwana Wa Gorofa (NKC Remix)
Budalagi - Stormy’s Assault
Budalagi - MaBaby
The Swamiii - 2 African Children
Reagan Dandy - Nahumanyane
DJ Mura - Manzi Wa Nairobi (Remix)
Eddi B3NZ1 Amara Tari - Small Talk
Baraka x Ekumbo - Honeycomb
tg.blk - the cap chronicles
BBY - Baby’s Interlude
Nu Fvnk - When You’re
Eddi B3NZI Ekumbo Swahili Papi & $ambo - ICU
Blocka Beats - Dinero (ft. Baraka & Jesse)

Artwork by: https://www.instagram.com/amit_ramrakha/

#10 The NAIROBI CONNECT w/ LASTA - 9th March 2021

Our 24th #StayHome Edition, featuring a very special selection by @the-kount. Stay safe, keep making beats <3

LS_060 - Lowpocus

For over 10 years, Eric Nelson Efa and members of his association, the Azania Way Culture, have crisscrossed almost half of Cameroon's 10 regions: the deep North, around Lake Chad, the central region, the Adamawa and the south, to record traditional musicians who are getting very old and are the last repository of traditional music in Cameroon.  In this episode of Afropop Worldwide, Georges Collinet takes us to Eric's village in the deep forest of southern Cameroon to listen to his story. We also meet young musicians influenced by the art of their ancestors - including an opera singer! 

APWW #834
Produced by Georges Collinet

Encounter With The Ancestors

Stacii Adams Step Just Because VERSÃO EDIT BYDJ CESAR SILVA RS 98 BPM(2020)

Here is our take on an amazing track by Dresage, we had fun working on this and hope you dig how it turned out.

Mastered by Hendrick Sam.

Dresage - Holy (L3GS Unofficial Remix)

NG RMX

Romeo And Juliet (NG RMX)

A remix commissioned by the absolutely amazing Janice Iche. First one I've made and I'm pretty proud of it.

here's the link to her stuff. Support ya girl! 
https://janiceiche.bandcamp.com/album/maajabu-ya-musa-ep

I also did the cover art :)

Janice Iche - Maajabu Ya Musa (Nabalayo Retouch)

XIT (HozhoRMX)

The Lord Has More VERSÃO BY DJ CESAR SILVA (2020) 97.02 BPM

Give us Peace

Give Us Peace

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