Dj Shan vous présente un projet d'envergure. Non pas un double album, ni un triple album, mais UNE QUADRUPLE MIXTAPE. Le but de ce projet est de vous partager une partie de la panoplie d'artistes chrétiens existants, qui forment une entité, mais pas n'importe laquelle... Si nos différents organes forment notre corps, alors ceux de Christ forment naturellement le sien !

Passé de l'uniformité à la spécificité, l'artiste désire à travers ce 2ème volume de son projet "Les Organes de Christ Vol. 2 : 100% R’n’B US", faire prendre conscience que la diversité des membres du corps de Christ permet sa complémentarité. L'interaction entre membres, entre organes, est donc nécessaire pour leur propre survie.

Soyez Tous Bénis

1 Corinthiens 12 : 14
« Ainsi, le corps n'est pas formé d'un seul organe, mais de plusieurs. »

Pochette créée par Mark Angelil

Les Organes de Christ Vol. 2 - 100% R'n'B US

16. Christon Gray – You & I (Samson's Lament) (Feat. Tim McTague & JGivens)

15. GLO – On Go

14. Interlude –  La Diversité Des Organes

13. Bizzle – Like You

12. V. Rose – Free Holiday (Feat. Brandon Love)

11. BrvndonP – Stuck On You

10. Deitrick Haddon – I Appreciate

09. Montell Jordan – When I'm Around You (Feat. Lecrae)

08. Chris Jackson – Right Here

07. Shiwan – You Try

05. Chris Cobbins –  3Peat

04. Jon Keith – One Of You

03. Sean C. Johnson – Ba'al

01. Dj Shan – Intro (1 Corinthiens 12 : 14–20)

2023 - Dj Shan - Les Organes de Christ Vol. 2 - 100% R'n'B US

This show provides information on Soul entertainment in the Greater Pittsburgh Area; during this show, two outstanding musical artist join hosts Kevin Cameron and Rita Gregory to tell us about their music, experiences, current and future activities. We start off with Amethyst Moye-Turner– Artist, Speaker, Actress and 2022 Stellar Award winner - she won it with Grammy Award-winning artist, Mali Music for Rap/Hip Hop Gospel Song of the Year, "Redeemed." Amethyst, also released “Do It” on Gospel radio in 2019; and recently released her 3rd single, “Still Gon’ Do It.” Her experiences also include a supporting vocalist in 2020 on Season 6 of FOX’s hit show, “Empire.” The second half of the show is Bassist/Producer RiShon Odel; one of the most creative talents of this era that you might not know; Rishon has played with Brian Culbertson, Saxophonist Najee, Marvin Winans, Phil Perry, Me’Lisa Morgan, and Donnie McClurkin. RiShon’s music consist of smooth jazz/R&B & lots of funk.

Pittsburgh's Soul On Stage 6.20.2023 (Amethyst Moye-Turner and RiShon Odel)

AfricaNow! October 25, 2023 Music’s Messages and Stories

Topic and Guests: Connecting with the theme of WPFW’s Fall Fund Drive—Music Is The Weapon Of The Future...—today AfricaNow! features “Music’s Messages and Stories” with clips of musician-activists-storytellers that have been on the show.   We begin with Femi Kuti speaking about his legendary father Fela Kuti’s activism through music and his foundation of African spirituality on “Fela Kuti Use of Culture As Critical Consciousness” AfricaNow! Aug. 13, 2014. Then Hugh Masekela touches on the role of the artist and the whole community in fighting injustice on “Musician-Activists Salif Keita and Hugh Masekela” AfricaNow! Jan. 4, 2023. That is followed by Cheik Hamala Diabaté discussing the cultural importance of the music festival in the desert in Mali featured in the film “The Last Dance Before the War” AfricaNow! Aug. 21, 2013. Selmor Mtukudzi discusses the use of her music in efforts of empowering women and tackling poverty on “Fighting Poverty by Empowering Women” AfricaNow! Nov. 4, 2015. Followed by Salif Keita who talks about using his platform in raising awareness about the plight of persons with albinism on “Musician-Activists Salif Keita and Hugh Masekela” AfricaNow! Jan. 4, 2023.  Performing artists Dorothy Masuku and Abigail Kubeka discuss their activism with music in the anti-apartheid struggle in exile and in South Africa on “Trib. To Dorothy Masuku” AfricaNow! Mar. 13, 2019.  

Next Thiat of the hip-hop group Keurgui! and the Y'en a Marre ("Fed Up"/“Enough”) movement in Senegal discusses the use of hip-hop for movement mobilization and political activism on “Y'en A Marre Movement in Senegal” AfricaNow! Apr. 10, 2013.  This followed by Janka Nabay of Sierra Leone and Almeida of Niger of the Janka Nabay and The Bubu Gang, and Tal National respectively discuss liberation music, music against wars and more on “Janka Nabay and The Bubu Gang, and Tal National” AfricaNow! Oct. 16, 2013.  We close with Black Nature (Alhaji Jeffrey Kamara) of Sierra Leone's Refugee All Stars, discussing their message in their music as former refugees that war is not the answer on “Sierra Leone's Refugee All Stars” AfricaNow! May 22, 2013.  

MUSIC ON THE SHOW: intro--“RACA (HASA) (RACE)” BY MILTON NASCIMENTO commemorating his birthday (October 26, 1942—); sign-off and closing song--“TRENCHTOWN ROCK” BY BOB MARLEY & THE WAILERS.
MUSIC UNDERNEATH CONVERSATIONS: “WATER NO GET ENEMY” BY FELA KUTI; "MAYIBUYE" BY HUGH MASEKELA; “CLER ACHEL” BY TINARIWEN; “KURIMA” BY CHIWONISO MARAIRE, “M’BEMBA” BY SALIF KEITA; “KALI” BY SIERRA LEONE’S REFUGEE ALL STARS.

Support AfricaNow! and your community station WPFW.  Donate online visit https://pledge.wpfwfm.org/index.php and then on Step 1: Contribution scroll down to AfricaNow! to make your donation to the show. Or on our CashApp, which is $WPFW write it is for AfricaNow! and include your email address. Thank you.

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 (U.S. Eastern).

AfricaNow! Oct. 25, 2023 Music’s Messages and Stories

AfricaNow! December 27, 2023 Music’s Messages and Stories

Topic and Guests: Since 1977 WPFW has been your “Jazz and Justice” station.  Thus we would like to close the year revisiting AfricaNow!’s episode “Music’s Messages and Stories” which features clips of musician-activists-storytellers that have been on the show over the years.   We begin with Femi Kuti speaking about his legendary father Fela Kuti’s activism through music and his foundation of African spirituality (on “Fela Kuti Use of Culture As Critical Consciousness” on AfricaNow! Aug. 13, 2014). Then Hugh Masekela touches on the role of the artist and the whole community in fighting injustice (on “Musician-Activists Salif Keita and Hugh Masekela” AfricaNow! Jan. 4, 2023). That is followed by Cheik Hamala Diabaté discussing the cultural importance of the music festival in the desert in Mali featured in the film “The Last Dance Before the War” (on AfricaNow! Aug. 21, 2013). 

We continue with “Music’s Messages and Stories” with clips of musician-activists-storytellers that have been on the show. Starting with Selmor Mtukudzi discusses the use of her music in efforts of empowering women and tackling poverty (on “Fighting Poverty by Empowering Women” AfricaNow! Nov. 4, 2015). Followed by Salif Keita talks about using his platform in raising awareness about the plight of persons with albinism (on “Musician-Activists Salif Keita and Hugh Masekela” AfricaNow! Jan. 4, 2023).  Closing with performing artists Dorothy Masuku and Abigail Kubeka discuss their activism with music in the anti-apartheid struggle in exile and in South Africa (on “Trib. To Dorothy Masuku” AfricaNow! Mar. 13, 2019).  Next Thiat of the hip-hop group Keurgui! and the Y'en a Marre ("Fed Up"/“Enough”) movement in Senegal discusses the use of hip-hop for movement mobilization and political activism (on “Y'en A Marre Movement in Senegal” AfricaNow! Apr. 10, 2013).  This followed by Janka Nabay of Sierra Leone and Almeida of Niger of the Janka Nabay and The Bubu Gang, and Tal National respectively discuss liberation music, music against wars and more (on “Janka Nabay and The Bubu Gang, and Tal National” AfricaNow! Oct. 16, 2013).  We close with Black Nature (Alhaji Jeffrey Kamara) of Sierra Leone's Refugee All Stars, discussing their message in their music as former refugees that war is not the answer (on “Sierra Leone's Refugee All Stars” AfricaNow! May 22, 2013).  

MUSIC UNDERNEATH CONVERSATIONS: “WATER NO GET ENEMY” BY FELA KUTI; "MAYIBUYE" BY HUGH MASEKELA; “CLER ACHEL” BY TINARIWEN; “KURIMA” BY CHIWONISO MARAIRE, “M’BEMBA” BY SALIF KEITA; “KALI” BY SIERRA LEONE’S REFUGEE ALL STARS.

MUSIC ON THE SHOW: intro--“THE MESSAGE CONTINUES” BY NUBYA GARCIA; closing song--“TRENCHTOWN ROCK” BY BOB MARLEY & THE WAILERS.

Support AfricaNow! and your community station WPFW.  Donate online visit https://pledge.wpfwfm.org/index.php and then on Step 1: Contribution scroll down to AfricaNow! to make your donation to the show. Or on our CashApp, which is $WPFW write it is for AfricaNow! and include your email address. Thank you.

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 (U.S. Eastern).

AfricaNow! Dec. 27, 2023 Music's Messages and Stories

Pittsburgh’s Diverse Sports and Entertainment Network is an internet radio station that provides entertainment programming - soulful music, Pittsburgh sports talk, lifestyle programming and more for the enjoyment of a diverse listening audience.

Bercé dès son plus jeune âge par la culture Hip-Hop, DJ Shan développe une passion pour le pilier central de ce mouvement, la Musique.

En 2012, un événement majeur pour l'artiste fut marqué par sa rencontre avec son Créateur, Jésus-Christ.

Cette rencontre lui a permis de renforcer son identité en tant que DJ et de s'élargir vers d'autres horizons musicaux, tel que le Hip-Hop Gospel.

New tracks tagged #Mali Music