في أول لمة لينا اتكلمنا عن الإبداع و التفكير الإبداعي و كيف تكون مبدع و مشكلة الآرت بلوك و شنو العقبات البتواجه الفنان السوداني و كيف نحلها و وين شايفين الفن السوداني لقدام

‎⁨لمة الحلة #١⁩

الحلقة الاولى: حكاية مغترب

الحلقة الأولى حنتعرف فيها على نكهاتنا السودانية وخاصة المشروب الصدفة (الحلو مر) 😋 الأقدم من البيبسي والكوكاكولا ..

ماتنسوا تتابعونا وتشاركونا تعليقاتكم

https://bit.ly/3tGX7qD

ضواقة بودكاست الحلقة الأولى

Credits 

Lyrics: Moi 
Production: FrankDownNorth, Cashmere Brown, Dylan Graham 
Mix + Master: Kareem Eldab3 (@kareemeldab3)
Recording Engineer: @sintaxmusic
Cover Art Creative Direction: @nadineelroubi 
Photography: Seif Salem (@blowyourmindout) 
Edit: Yasmine Osman (@yasmine0sman)

Lyrics

Thinking of you my heart is beating 
I can feel it in my back
Remind me of when you sprained yours 
Do you remember that? 
It was your birthday we was getting into it 
Hitting it from the back
Until your back snapped like a toothpick 
The pain had you out like a light
That was the first time I dialed triple nine in my life 
And when the ambulance came
It turned out you were fine
You always claim it as the day turned out to be your ride or die 
Stayed convinced I saved you from dying 
I thought, “Shit, he as dramatic as I am” 
It was looking at a mirror, at the belt of Orion 
Can’t see us in the stars no matter how hard I’m trying 
We met I moved in after two weeks 
Talk ‘bout moving fast
I still see you in my dreams 
And it couldn’t last 
Three years, would you look at that
You stranger to me now
This is all I have 
I would call but fuck being rash 
You ain’t picking up to no one with your selfish habits 
Drinking with the homies to forget the past
Right?

Laid up with that new ass 
Writing new tracks 
Probably spending nights with her in a new bed 
Probably talking shit about me with your new friends 
Glad you know now what you never knew then 
And what a nuisance I must be now 
Hitting up your line like “Hear me out” 
Been swallowing my pride, don’t let me down 
But you do every time
I don’t know how I don’t mean shit to you 
After everything we been through 
I don’t mean shit to you 
After every fucking thing we done been through 

I hope you’re happy now
I’m praying for your health 
This is growth, last week I wanted you in hell 
Saw your photo with her, guess you’re doing well 
So much for staying single, working on yourself 
It’s all good, if I could I would do the same 
Still get triggered by your pictures
Mentions of your name
I was talking to your sister just the other day
She still treat me like a sister
You should be ashamed 
Whatever happened to soulmates
Twin flames
Thought you would stay the same 
I thought wrong
You know two can play at that game
Truth might hurt but you asked for it 
Take your promises put a cast on ‘em cause you 
Broke every one that you made me
Aint’ been acting a lady, lately 
I been acting kinda crazy 
I was outta line, can you blame me?
Lost the love of my life

after everything

منصة ارت الحلة اضافت بودكاست جديد للمحتوى السمعي حقها وهو: بودكاست آرتيستك وبتكلمو فيهو نهال وهادي عن مواضيع مختلفة للمزيد من التفاصيل تابعو الحساب دا:  https://instagram.com/artal7lla?utm_medium=copy_link

كتابة الحلقة: رحمه 
بوستر الحلقة: هادي
حساب البودكاست في الانستقرام: https://instagram.com/malath_podcast?utm_medium=copy_link

المصادر : 
‏https://manshoor.com/amp/society/bad-vibes-are-good/

‏https://www.trtarabi.com/amp/explainers/%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%A5%D9%8A%D8%AC%D8%A7%D8%A8%D9%8A%D8%A9-%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%B3%D8%A7%D9%85%D8%A9-%D9%84%D8%A7-%D8%AA%D9%86%D8%B8%D8%B1-%D8%A5%D9%84%D9%89-%D8%A7%D9%84%D9%86%D8%B5%D9%81-%D8%A7%D9%84%D9%85%D9%85%D8%AA%D9%84%D8%A6-%D9%85%D9%86-%D8%A7%D9%84%D9%83%D8%A3%D8%B3-%D8%AF%D8%A7%D8%A6%D9%85%D
‏8%A7-4805409
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1111/j.1467-9280.2007.01916.x

الحلقة الخامسة: نعمة ام نقمة؟

"بتـRap في المقام "
‏—
‏Prod : @seifalnaar 
ArtWork : @@nihalkamaaal

بتـRap في المقام 🔺إستخدم الـ🎧🔺

PearlOfTheNile Ft. Yousra

كُن (أنت).. دائمًا وأبدًا.

تويتر و انستجرام:
@tanafaspodcast

نفسك اولاً

This is my first solo track of 2021 and I'm so excited! I really wanted to go into the new year with positivity and gratitude. 

I feel like 2020 was shitty for us all, and I particularly heavily recall only leaning into positivity and gratitude in the last half of the year. Before, negativity really ruled my life. BUT THAT'S OVER NOW Y'ALL! 

This track is really just a collection of personal affirmations that feel good to say. I hope they make you feel as filled with love and gratitude as I feel when I sing them out loud <3


I be grateful for my spirit feeling energies 
Grateful for protection don't got enemies 
I be grateful for my failure bring humility
I be grateful for whatever be 
I be grateful for my spirit feeling energies 
Grateful for protection don't got enemies 
Grateful for my failure bring humility
I be grateful for whatever be 

Take a beat, take a pause
Note to self: it's all about the intention 
Don't lose yourself in the questions 
And nothing's really impossible 
Just took a look at my reflection 
Eyes burning with the legend 
Of a queen come back with a vengeance 
Living a pariah, tryna stay present (uh)
Vessel thriving when the lights dim low 
Hear the truth when I listen close 
Depend on only the visceral, visual 
Universe take literal whatever I say 
So I manifest only the best
"Stay blessed" I say it with my chest 
Bad vibes I leave with the rest
Take 5 I fail try again 
I rise I soar I ascend 
Take shit with a pinch of salt 
And throw it over my shoulder 
Thank God I'm getting
Older, bolder, wiser, stronger
Thank God for the pain it's armor 
Thank God I'm feeling honoured 
And I'm blessed
Gratitude no stress
Gratitude say it with my chest
Gratitude no stress
Gratitude say it with my chest 

I be grateful for my spirit feeling energies 
Grateful for protection don't got enemies 
I be grateful for my failure bring humility
I be grateful for whatever be 
I be grateful for my spirit feeling energies 
Grateful for protection don't got enemies 
Grateful for my failure bring humility
I be grateful for whatever be

gr8ful (prod. ActiveByNight)

This episode gives an overview of the alternative music scene in Khartoum within the past 60 years by discussing the diverse influences leading to the emergence and development of Jazz, Zannig, and Rap musical genres in the city. We review the intersections of some of these genres with social class and politics in Khartoum and how they’ve become cultural products that were minimally represented and were not allowed to be fully legitimized by official media channels and institutions, thus they’ve historically been marginalized. 

Interviewed in this episode are some of Sudan’s pioneer artists in Jazz and Zannig and through their stories, we discuss the cultural ‘otherization’ and social stigma imposed by the dominant elites against these genres. Despite these circumstances, we explore the process through which Jazz, Zannig, and Rap have become a part of the mainstream music scene in Sudan by utilizing alternative platforms such as the internet and social media.

Through this podcast, we invite Sudan’s youth to participate in the documentation and support of alternative music by any means possible.

We Dedicate this episode to the soul of the legendary Jazz singer and artist, Kamal Keila.

The production team for this episode are:


Researchers and Producers: Leena Shibeika, Almuzn MohamedElhassan, Mai Abusalih, and Alrassa.

Script Writers: Almuzn Mohamedelhassan and Mohammed Abdelazaaiz.

Presenters: Almuzn Mohamedelhassan and Mohammed Abdelazaaiz.

Music: Zain Records.

Audio Mixing: Tariq Suliman.

Project Manager: Zainab Gaafar.

Technical assistance: elMastaba TV.

Recording studio: Rift Digital Lab.

• • •

تقدم هذه الحلقة لمحة عامة عن المشهد الموسيقي البديل في الخرطوم خلال الستين عامًا الماضية عبر النظر في التأثيرات المختلفة التي أدت لظهور موسيقى الجاز، الزنق والراب في النطاق الحضري. نقدم لمحة عن تقاطعات هذه الموسيقى مع الطبقة الاجتماعية والسياسة في الخرطوم وكيف أن هذه المنتوجات الثقافية السودانية لم تمر عبر قنوات المؤسسات الإعلامية الرسمية إلا بشكل محدود وبالتالي أصبحت  موسيقى مهمشة.

فعبر المقابلات التي أجريناها مع أصوات سودانية من رواد فنّي الجاز والزنق في هذه الحلقة وسردنا لقصصهم، نناقش التفرقة الثقافية والوصمة الاجتماعية التي تفرضها النخب المهيمنة على الموسيقى البديلة، ونوضح أنه كيف برغم هذه الظروف تحولت موسيقى الجاز الزنق والراب إلى موسيقى شائعة في السودان من خلال المنصات البديلة، مثل الإنترنت ومواقع التواصل الاجتماعي.

‎من خلال هذا البودكاست ندعو الشابات والشباب للمشاركة في توثيق الموسيقى البديلة ودعمها من خلال الوسائل الرسمية وغير الرسمية.

نهدي هذه الحلقة لروح لفنان الجاز القدير كمال كيلا رحمه الله رحمة واسعة.

عمل على إنتاج الحلقة كل من:

الباحثين: لينة شبيكة، المزن محمد الحسن، مي أبو صالح، والرصة.

تقديم وإنتاج: المزن محمد الحسن ومحمد عبد العزيز.

تحرير: المزن محمد الحسن، فريق تحرير الرصة، SB249 من راكوبة راب، وهاشدوك.

موسيقى: الزين ستوديو.

ميكساج: طارق سليمان.

إدارة: زينب عثمان.

معدات ومساعدة تقنية: المصطبة TV.

تم التسجيل بأستوديو Rift Digital Lab.




Episode 2 - Sound of Khartoum | الحلقة الثانية - صوت الخرطوم

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