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Free Fallin (prod. Ivy Sole)

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Written by Motherfunk
Recorded by Motherfunk
Mixed by Doebas Petes
Mastered by Mercury Mastering
Released by Spretbot Syndicate

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‘Birds And The BEE9’ Out Now -
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Taken from ‘Birds And The BEE9’ released 17th October 2017 via Big Dada.

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SOTA present a new track "Twenty Five"  from their most recent mixtape project - 3000.

Twenty Five (Prod.  B.Young)

Made this song almost a year ago now. First thing I recorded when this new voice broke through after travels across the oceans/inside my oceans. Still sounds a little foreign, so a little vulnerable, but the art holds right, and the boundary of open-ness is one i wanna keep on pushing. Thank you for your lovely attention. 

Production/beat: Homeboy.G

Spinnin

New track "Cohesion" from upcoming mixtape #3000


Produced By Juno Adonis

Cohesion (Prod. Juno Adonis)

Jamming with an iPad based touchscreen synth

Bebot Synth Jam E Minor

AfricaNow! July 22, 2020 Contextualizing the Crisis in Ethiopia

Summary--Topic and Guest: Contextualizing the Crisis in Ethiopia following the killing of popular Oromo musician and activist Hachalu Hundessa on June 29.  Ms. Ayantu Ayana, doctoral student and a member of the Oromo Advocacy Alliance contextualizes the current crisis in Ethiopia—addressing the underlying historical issues that manifest themselves today in the country.

Topic and Guest: The killing of popular Oromo musician and activist Hachalu Hundessa on June 29 has led to protests in Ethiopia.  According to some reports ensuing clashes which followed the protests led to over 170 deaths.  Hachalu Hundessa was seen by many as articulating in song the aspirations, the marginalization circumstance of the Oromo people of Ethiopia—particularly the youth.  Observers have noted that the government has compounded the crisis with the arrests of over 2,000 people including journalists and key political figures, and the clampdown of the internet.   Recently UN experts of the Special Rapporteurs of the Special Procedures of the Human Rights Council called “on Ethiopian authorities to respect the right to peaceful assembly, and to refrain from using force during future protests.”  They also welcomed the partial restoration of the internet.  (UN experts call on Ethiopia to allow peaceful protests, welcome partial restoration of Internet, United Nations Human Rights Office of the Commissioner News, July 21, 2020 https://www.ohchr.org/EN/NewsEvents/Pages/DisplayNews.aspx?NewsID=26115&LangID=E#:~:text=UN%20experts%20call%20on%20Ethiopia,welcome%20partial%20restoration%20of%20Internet&text=GENEVA%20(21%20July%202020)%20%E2%80%93,of%20people%20to%20demonstrate%20peacefully.)

A July 18 Amnesty International Statement says that “The killing of Hachalu Hundessa, a popular outspoken Oromo singer, sparked protests, some of which degenerated into inter-communal violence, which together with a police crackdown left at least 177 dead and hundreds wounded.  In Addis Ababa and Oromia region, the police arrested at least 5,000 people, many of whom are in incommunicado detention with their whereabouts unknown. …” (Ethiopia: Account for all people arrested after Hachalu Hundessa’s killing, Amnesty International, July 18, 2020   https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2020/07/ethiopia-account-for-all-people-arrested-after-hachalu-hundesa-killing/)

Ms. Ayantu Ayana, doctoral student and a member of the Oromo Advocacy Alliance contextualizes the current crisis in Ethiopia—addressing historical issues that manifest themselves today in the country.  

Originally broadcast on WPFW 89.3FM, Washington, DC.  Tune into AfricaNow! live on WPFW 89.3 FM in the Washington, DC Metropolitan area or visit www.wpfwfm.org on Wednesdays from 1:00 to 2:00PM (Eastern).

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AfricaNow! Jul. 22, 2020 Contextualizing The Crisis In Ethiopia

I make poetry in music

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Soreti