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Mazishi

Back again with another edition of #hippiiejuice featuring a lot of different music. I have a lot of afrobeats, pop, EDM as well as deep and tropical house re-fixes. 

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HIPPIIEJUICE - AFROHOUSE VOL.2

Katika kipindi cha JUKWAA LANGU leo (Jumatatu Agosti 15 2016) tumezungumza moja kwa moja na Hilal Hemed Hilal. Nahodha wa Tanzania katika mchezo wa kuogelea kwenye mashindano ya Olimpiki huko Rio de Janeiro nchini Brazil.
Alikuwa mkarimu kujiunga nasi kwa njia ya Skype sambamba na kocha wake Alexander Mwaipasi
Karibu uungane nasi

JUKWAA LANGU....Mahojiano Na Olympian Hilal Hemed Hilal

Lagos and the Rise of Nigerian Afrobeats

Heavy, percussive club beats with irresistible hooks and street-wise raps in Yoruba, Igbo or pidgin English—Nigerian pop music, increasingly known by the much-debated term Afrobeats, is the sound that moves Lagos and the sound of Lagos that moves the world. But it wasn’t always this way! Starting in the early 1990s, a new musical movement was born in Nigeria. Ten years into a series of military dictatorships that almost completely destroyed the Nigerian music industry, artists including Junior & Pretty, the Remedies and Plantashun Boiz brought a new, youth-centric style drawing heavily on r&b, hip-hop and reggae, with plenty of local style. Twenty years later, this music has exploded from the margins to the Nigerian mainstream and grown into an international pop music phenomenon, spreading across the African continent and influencing U.S. and U.K. tastes. Musical, political, cultural, technological and economic developments have turned the sound of Lagos pop music into a massive industry of artists, labels, radio and television stations, video directors, PR firms and more. We’ll hear the story of the birth and development of this scene straight from the influential and foundational figures who lived it, including 2Face Idibia (2Baba), DJ Jimmy Jatt, Sound Sultan, Eedris Abdulkareem, and Kenny Ogungbe of the legendary Kennis Music label and Ray Power FM. We will also hear from current stars including Iyanya, Yemi Alade, Adekunle Gold and Flavour, visit Clarence Peter’s music video studio, and hear from the producers who define the sound, including Young John, Ikon and Cobhams Asuquo.

Produced by Morgan Greenstreet. Hosted by Siji Awoyinka. Photo by Kazeem Akinpelu

APWW #765

Lagos and the Rise of Nigerian Afrobeats

A Summer of Afrobeats

#IsraelVibration (formed - 1978 in Kingston, Jamaica) 
Cecil 'Skeleton' Spence 
Albert 'Apple Gabriel' Craig 
Lascelles 'Wiss' Bulgrin 

"Israel Vibration consists of three young men who met in a polio rehab center. Their voices are among the holiest of Jamaican trinities. Dr. Dread of RAS Records arranged their reunion following a mid-'80s period of breakup, and reggae fans have been thanking him ever since. Ever soulful, ever sure, their voices are so close to the roots you can hear the earth itself in their blending. After debuting in 1978 with Same Song, Israel Vibration recorded steadily throughout the 1980s and 1990s, issuing three sets -- Feelin' Irie!, Israel Dub and Free to Move -- in 1996 alone." 

-- Courtesy (Roger Steffens, All-Music Guide) -- 

Read more at: 
http://www.rootsreggaeclub.com/culture_reggae_afro/artists/fj/israel_vibration_biography.htm
http://www.rasrecords.com/israelvibration/

Mazishi

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