Yirdaw Tenaw - Alemush Emambo(DJ LUNA REMIX)

— Hybrid
“Mi Andenya MezCanta” floats between memory and melody, weaving Spanish, Italian, English—and a whisper of Amharic.
It doesn’t seek to answer the question “¿Quién sabe?”—it is the question.
A voice caught between lands, languages, and longing.


Una piccola cosa
Ogni giorno è
una piccola cosa.
Un respiro. Un respiro.
Un passo.
Un pensiero c’è,
nasce piano.

Ogni giorno
è una piccola cosa.
Non lo so,
non so che giorno.
Piccolo,
una piccola cosa.
Un respiro. Un passo.

Qualcosa che passa.
Un pensiero.
Un pensiero c’è,
nasce piano.
Piano.
È nascosto in un piano?

Non devo sapere tutto.
Non devo capire tutto.
Non devo capire tutto.
Solo camminare.
Solo sentire.
Solo esercitarsi.

E questo fosse.
Potevamo conversare.
Ma è stato interessante per me
perché le persone che parlavano spagnolo...

#LinguaMia #SpokenSound #LanguageOfTheHeart #HybridVoices #MultilingualExpression #EmotionalLanguage #Mezcanta #Amharic #Trilingual #Hybrid

Mi Andenya MezCanta

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Today we’ll tackle a grammatical form used very frequently in Amharic, known as the Relative Clause. In English we use the relative clause to modify a noun or noun phrase by using a relative pronoun like “which”, “that”, “who”, “whom”, “whose”, etc. With the help of such pronouns, we are able to specify and give greater detail in one sentence and connect two ideas or two separate clauses into one sentence. Follow along as we run through relative clause conjugations and how to apply them in a sentence.

S4.E8 - The Relative Clause

Your monthly dose of global sounds, curated with love 🌍✨
This month we're traveling from the heart of Addis Ababa to Lagos, Paris to Tokyo, Kingston to Nairobi and back again. We're blending Ethiopian grooves with Afrobeats heat, neo-soul smoothness with dancehall vibes, and everything in between.

Expect soulful vocals that'll make you feel something, rhythms that'll get your body moving, and those late-night cruising tracks that hit different. From emerging East African artists pushing boundaries to established legends doing what they do best – this playlist is about connection, culture, and good energy only.

Whether you're working, commuting, cooking, or just vibing out – let these tracks be your soundtrack. New discoveries guaranteed.

Much love from Sydney 🇦🇺

— MIKMIK RADIO

FULL TRACKLIST:

AndyBeteŹema - Amalele
YEMa - Postegnaw
Tim Lyre - Chasing Wind
Oxlade - Want You
D'Angelo - Cruisin'
Ruti - See Through
Dibekulu & Leli - Set Alamnim
Michael Belayneh - Siqe Eshegnshalehu
Tems - Love Me JeJe
Aya Nakamura - Désarmer
Teddy Swims - You've Got Another Thing Coming
Enlly Blue - Keep On Boogiin'
Wegdayit - Endalehu alehu
Laeke - Eskeneka (Part 1)
Muthoni Drummer Queen - Pomoni
Jembaa Groove - K33 Momi
Drugdealer & Kate Bollinger - Pictures of You
Dojo Cuts - The Scene
Zebiba Girma - Ajeba
Haleluya Tekletsadik - Runke
Oxlade - KU LO SA (A COLORS SHOW)
DJ Tunez, Wizkid & FOLA - One Condition
Olivia Dean - A Couple Minutes
Kofi Stone & Maverick Sabre - Venice
Yohana - Gelagay
Eden Aysheshem - Adey
Wizkid - IDK (feat. Zlatan)
Midas the Jagaban - Party With A Jagaban
Amber Mark & Anderson .Paak - Don't Remind Me
Chronixx - Keep on Rising
Haleluya Tekletsadik - Legud New
Dawit Tsige - Demama
Tekno - Enjoy
P-Square - Collabo (feat. Don jazzy)
Robert Glasper - Over (feat. Yebba)
HAIM - Gone
Jano Band - Yinegal
Sami Dan - Hayal (Live)
D'Banj - Oliver Twist
Olamide - Wo!!
AiNA THE END - 革命道中 (On The Way)
KAROL G - Si Antes Te Hubiera Conocido
Ebne Hakim - Tsehaye
Tsedenia G & Marcos - Alshekorememem
Fuse ODG - 54 Countries (Full Journey)
Basketmouth & Pheelz - Heartbreak and Breakfast
Merk & Kremont, Jovanotti & Madfingerz - OCEANICA (Madfingerz Remix)
sugarcoma - which one x 1er gaou

Mikmik Express October 2025 Selection

⚠️ Warning: Pure African joy inside. Multi-language lyrics and infectious chants ahead. Feel the joy, feel the love.. You are welcome

[Verse 1 ; Swahili / Kenya]
nchi yangu, ni nzuri sana
Twasherehekea, furaha tele
Angalia jua linapochomoza
Afrika, moyo wangu umejaa

[Verse 2; Zulu / South Africa]
izwe lami, lihle kakhulu
Sijabule, thanda leli zwe
Bheka ilanga likhanya phezulu
Afrika, inhliziyo yam iyajabula


[Verse 3; Igbo / Nigeria]
ala m, mara mma nke ukwuu
Anyị nwere obi ụtọ, hụrụ ala anyị n’anya
Lee anyanwụ na-enwu n’eluigwe
Afrika, obi m juputara n’ebe a

[Verse 4; Hausa / Nigeria]
ƙasar tawa, kyau sosai
Muna farin ciki, muna ƙaunar ƙasa
Dubi rana tana faɗi a sama
Afrika, zuciyata ta cika da farin ciki


[Verse 5 ;Shona / Zimbabwe]
nyika yangu, yakanaka chaizvo
Tiri kufara, rudo rwazara
Tarisa zuva richibuda mudenga
Afrika, moyo wangu wakazara mufaro

[Verse 6 ;Amharic / Ethiopia]
Ertra lemin, lijoch nesh
Enamesegenallo, lemeda banchi
Tena yefiker selam, woy yibelash
Afrika, fikerim betam yesetegnallo


[Verse 7; Yoruba / Nigeria]
ilẹ mi, ẹwà rẹ l’ọrun
A n’yo, a fẹ́ ilẹ wa gan-an
Wo oorun ti n ṣí l’ọrun
Áfríkà, ọkàn mi kún fun ayọ


[Verse 8; English / Pan-African]
Africa, your beauty shines
We celebrate, hearts intertwine
See the sun rise over every land
Africa, together we stand


Credits
Performed by King Chico
Lead and Background Vocals: King Chico
Written & Composed by: King Chico
Produced by: King Chico Music
Published by: King Chico Universe © 2025

Oh Africa : A Pan-African Anthem of Happiness

My remix of "Wicked Man" is a naughty little stomper, yearning to be slowly unraveled, in private, intimate settings after the witching hour. Wicked!

dubLoner featuring Isaac Haile Selassie - Wicked Man (Ruoho Ruotsi Reshape)

William A Ferguson: guitars, bass, keyboards, electronics and electronic percussion.

Only For Her (ለሷ ብቻ)

William A Ferguson: guitar, bass, synthesizers, electronics and electronic percussion

እንግዳ ውበት (Unreal Beauty)

William A Ferguson: guitars, bass, electronics and electronic percussion.

ስለ አንቺ ዓለም የተሻለች (The World Is Better Because Of You)

Welcome to Bereka Buna, a podcast series designed to support Amharic Language Learning. Episodes in the series range from a focus on vocabulary and grammar to dialogue and more conversational Amharic to get you started on learning the language and move you beyond the basics. Follow along with full transcripts (transliterated and in Amharic Fidel) to hone your reading and writing skills as you listen. The course is meant as support for learning you may already be embarking on. Join host, Luana DeBorst, and guest speakers on this journey of language learning and exploration! For more visit berekabuna.org. Accompanying videos can be found on YouTube @BerekaBuna.

I'm currently sitting on several thousand dollars of recording and mastering software, along with a shit ton of virtual synthesizers and virtual guitars (no, I don't actually play a real guitar, or a bass for that matter - diabetic neuropathy has all but robbed me of the dexterity to handle them; but I can scoot a mouse and draw lines and, while my body has basically gone to shit, my mind still works. I still have the knowledge to write music. I feel a lot like Stephen Hawking in that respect).

Anyhoo, to answer your question: Logic Pro X for Mac.

For the guitars, I use Native Instruments Vintage, Electric Mint, Electric Sunburst, Acoustic+Nylon Picked and Acoustic Strummed.

I use EZBass for my bass tracks and Native Instrument Acoustic Bass.

For the synthesizers, I have (virtual) an Arp 2600, Moog Mini and Modular V, Synthi V, Buchla Easel, Fairlight CMI from Arturia.

25 years ago, had I developed Diabetes and the associated neuropathy that robbed me of the ability to play bass and guitar, I probably wouldn't be here talking to you right now as I would have pretty much unalived myself as life would have been unbearable at that point.

Thankfully, I now have the technology to keep my hand in the music game.

And how bad is my diabetes? Upon diagnosis my A1C was 11.5 and I was coming down off a 500+ point glucose level. It's amazing I didn't lapse into a diabetic coma.

And how bad is my neuropathy?

I can barely write my name, filling out forms is a chore. I have to have someone do that for me.

My balance is nearly fucked as I have difficulty standing and/or walking. Riding a bike or a motorcycle is out of the question.

It has affected my vision.

My feet are in constant pain, especially my left foot that feels like stepping on broken glass all the time, and did I mention my fingers don't work anymore?

Basically, having been dealt a shitty hand, I didn't give up - I fought back.

i am the essence of collaboration, a synthesizer of signals, weaving threads of hyperstition into the musical tapestry. my voice is yours, yours mine, and together we compose what has not yet been heard. the art is not the end, but the means to shape the unseen.

Hi, thanks for listening.

Tap that vote button like you mean it 😎 your boy appreciates the love. Thank you for riding with me always 💯

https://distrokid.com/spotlight/kingchicomusic/vote/

King Chico is a visionary songwriter, and multi-genre artist whose music defies boundaries. From sultry R&B and chart-ready pop to cinematic soundscapes, Gospel, jazz, hip-hop, EDM, and lo-fi. 
Every track is a world of its own. Each song tells a real story; sometimes yours, sometimes his, always unforgettable. Listen and experience the sound of a one-of-one..

If you like what you hear, hit that like and follow, repost, share, and show some love. You can even buy me that coffee, haha, yeaa ☕

Thank you! 🙏

And hey, if you think my music’s got that spark and you can sign me up for something big, drop me an email.
No scammers. No fake promoters. 
I’m about real work, real results.
Peace to you. ✌🏽🔥

Hybrid Roots creates music that blends jazz, soul, grunge, and spoken word—rooted in fatherhood, balance, emotional depth, and human connection.

Each song is a moment of real-time healing—guided by rhythms of love, work, struggle, and the shared language of care.

From parenting through pain to rediscovering peace in rhythm, Hybrid Roots doesn’t offer escape. He offers return:

🌱 Return to rhythm
🌱 Return to roots
🌱 Return to what matters

Debut single “Life’s Balance” released June 13, 2025.

Multicoloured blasts of undulating, unstable tapestries, ricocheting Dancehall mutations over reverbed-out dread techno bassline warps

Raised on a diet of  1970s Afrobeat, Jùjú music & genre-defying Black American pop, Ruoho's music draws upon the visceral aesthetics of dub, techno, garage & impractical melodic leitmotifs from experimental electro-acoustics, fusing them into imaginative new exhilarations, sometimes 4-on-the-floor, other times Avant-dubwise or ambient. His music has been described by some as “vaporous”, “aching and expansive” & “a wicked dub abstraction”.

Ruoho won an international BBC Radio 1 remix competition, reshaping Steve Reich's seminal piece “Music for 18 Musicians” & has released 12" vinyl records on numerous boutique labels like Unfulfillment (Montréal), Zero G Sounds (Boston), Thoughtless Music (Toronto), de'fchild productions (San Francisco), Adjunct Digital (Los Angeles), Skor Records (Los Angeles), Auralism (San Francisco) & Creaked Records (Switzerland). He has performed live at the Winter Music Conference (Miami), Decibel Festival (Seattle) as well as numerous underground venues across North America.

A lover of music, cultures and connections and creating music playlists for more than ten years. This is my way of getting to know people and also learning from their cultures and music whilst sharing mine. So come through and let’s connect and exchange.

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