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@ REVOLUTION (AMERICA SQUARE) 
1 AMERICA SQUARE. 
LONDON, EC3N 2LS
(3 MINUTES FROM TOWER HILL STATION)

ON SATURDAY 15TH JUNE 2013


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Hiplife in the City @ Revolution (America Square, London) - 15th June 2013

1. Shaydee – O Poju
2. D-O - L'Orobo
3. Burna Boy – Run My Race
4. R2bees ft. Wizkid – Slow Down
5. Timaya ft D'banj – Mind Over Matter
6. Maleek Berry ft Wizkid – The Matter
7. Olamide – Duro Soke
8. Samini ft Wizkid – Time Bomb
9. Rayce – Jack Sparrow
10. SDC ft Poe & Boj – Feel Alright
11. Burna Boy – Tonight
12. Wizkid – Sweet Potato
13. Addiction – Wait
14. E.L – No Size
15. Burna Boy – Celebrate
16. Wizkid ft Femi Kuti – Jaiye Jaiye
17. Bisa Kdei – Azonto Ghost
18. Deinde – Like That
19. Wande Coal – The Kick
20. Ajebutter ft Dr.Sid – Gbono
21. Sarz ft. Wizkid – Beat of Life
22. D-Black ft. Joey B – Vera
23. Dammy Krane ft. Pasuma – Lagali
24. Dammy Krane – Xteristics
25. Moelogo – Pangolo
26. Davido – Gobe
27. Sean Tizzle – Sho Lee
28. Dammy Krane – Really Love You
29. Dammy Krane – My Dear
30. K9 – Kokoma
31. Davido – One of a Kind
32. Dj Clock – Dnb Beats (Dj Mata Mix)
33. Olamide – First of all
34. Uhuru ft. Mafikizolo – Khona
35. Lkt ft. Davido – Alaye Remix
36. May D ft Davido – Ur Eyes
37. KCee – Limpopo
38. Lola Rae – Watch My Ting Go
39. Criss Waddle ft Bisa – Ayi
40. R2bees ft. Davido – Solo
41. Iyanya ft. Flavour – Jomobolo
42. Iyanya ft. Wizkid – Sexy Mama
43. Bracket – Temperature
44. Dr Sid – Talented
45. Wande Coal – Rotate
46. Burna Boy – Like To Party
47. Show Dem Camp – Sweet Love
48. Banky W – Yes No
49. Black Magic – Repete
50. Afro B ft Mista Silva – Sweet Coco

DOWNLOAD TRACKED VERSION VIA LINK BELOW
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http://www.mediafire.com/download/tpaz2vy0jea97vf/Dj_RIpla_-_Afro_Sensation_3.zip

Dj Ripla - Afro Sensation 3 (Afrobeats Mix)

Afro Beets is the hottest new musical genre on the planet.

Just kidding: Afro Beets is not a genre. And neither is Afro Beats, the rather silly name coined by some UK radio dj to hype his show that seems to have stuck. What we really have here is Electronic Pop and Dance music from West Africa, specifically modern Highlife from Ghana, and Naija Jams from Nigeria (with a touch of Coupe Decale from the Ivory Coast and South African House for good measure).

The term “Afro Beats” has the most tenuous of links to its reference – P-Square has not much to do, musically, thematically, anything-cally, with Fela Kuti. About the only link between “Afro Beats” and the Afro-Funk/Soul/Rock of the 1970s, what is known as Afro Beat, is the same place of origin. But the differences are many: 70s Afro Beat was of course Funk and Blues based, while these new styles use beats related to Afro-House and Reggaeton, bass-lines from Highlife and Rumba, vocals a mix of local styles,  Jamaican Dancehall and American R’n'B/Rap, with healthy doses of techno-rave energy. While 1970s Afrobeat often spread conscious political messages which passionately spoke of social realities and the struggle against oppression, these new forms of pop music deliver an entirely hedonistic message which passionately speak about glamour, escape, sex, and money.

Purist of both the musical and political variety, please let go of your seriousness and get with the serious boogie. To the "Drum Machines Have No Soul" type i say don't forget that the 70s musicians you worship all embraced the latest technologies and sounds of their day.  To people who take issue with the materialism this music espouses, from a dj thoroughly dedicated to anti-capitalism: dance music, with its anarchic celebration of pleasure and wanton disregard for the law, is always in essence, if not on the surface, anti-authoritarian; and partying, even in these bleak times, can still be an insurrectionary activity, disruptive of hum-drum consumerist routine.

But whatever. Love it or leave it. And whatever we call it, if it even is an “it”, the sweet grooves and irresistible hooks of this action packed music is not only the perfect summer party soundtrack, but simply the most uninhibited fun your money can buy, anywhere. 

Though of course this download is free :)

Track List:  http://ngomasound.com/2013/06/19/afro-beets/

P.S. Track 21, called Azonto Decale, is by the Focus Allstars, a pan-African musical force which grew out of the Focus Organization.  If you are in London they do proper events:  http://ymlp.com/ziZL7k

NGOMA 12 - Afro Beets

Hiplife in the City @ Revolution (America Square, London) - 15th June 2013

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