Nyatiti rhythms for tapping sub-conscious mind

Mt.Suswa

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Arranged & Mixed by: @Udulele John

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ፋኖ (Fano) - patriotic music Lyrics in Amharic 

ፋኖ ፋኖ ፣ ኧረ ፋኖ ፋኖ
ኧረ ፋኖ ፋኖ
ተኩሶ ሲነጉድ ፣ የፈሪ ልምደኛ
ፊትለፊት ተጋዳይ ፣ ፋኖ እንደ መጋኛ
ኧረ ተው በሉት ፣ ያን ባለ ቡሎ
ሰጠው ለነፋስ ፣ አንጓሎ አንጓሎ ፣ አንጓሎ አንጓሎ
እንደ ቆላ ወፍ ፣ እንደ ግሪሳ
እንደ ቆላ ወፍ ፣ እንደ ግሪሳ
ያረፈው ልቤ ፣ ደግሞ ተነሳ ፣ ደግሞ ተነሳ
ፋኖ ፋኖ ፣ ፋኖ ፋኖ
ጋር ተልጦ ፣ ደግሞ አይላጥም
ቁርጥ አልሽልኝ ፣ እንደ ውሃ ጥም ፣እንደ ውሃ ጥም
ፋኖ ፋኖ
ሐረር ለኦጋዴን ፣ ምን ያህል ይርቃል
ትዝ ባልሽኝ ግዜ ፣ እንባዬ ይመጣል
እልም ያለው ጫካ ፣ እልም ያለው ዱር
ሲነጋገር ያድራል ፣ ከመውዚሩ ጋር ፣ ከመውዚሩ ጋር
እንኳን ባልንጀራ ፣ ልብ አይታመንም
ፋኖ ፋኖ ፣ ፋኖ ፋኖ
ኧረ ፋኖ ፋኖ
ፋኖ ሀገሩ ገባ ፣ ሳይሰናበተኝ
ያ ጀግና ወታደር ፣ ሰውም አያደርገኝ
ሰውም አያደርገኝ
ፋኖ ፋኖ ፣ ፋኖ ፋኖ
እበላው በርጭቃ ፣ ልኳንዳው ምን ሆኖ
የልቤ አስታማሚ ፣ ና ፋኖ ና ፋኖ ፣ ና ፋኖ ና ፋኖ
ሆ ሆ
ተው ሳበው ሳበው
ሳበው መሸብህ ፣ ሳበው መሸብህ
የጆቢራ እራት ፣ ግብር አለብህ
ግብር አለብህ ፣ ግብር አለብህ
ፋኖ ፋኖ
የወንድ ልጅ እናት ፣ ታጠቂ በገመድ
የወንድ ልጅ እናት ፣ ታጠቂ በገመድ
ልጅሽን አሞራ እንጂ ፣ አይቀብረውም ዘመድ
አይቀብረውም ዘመድ
ፋኖ ፋኖ ፣ ፋኖ ፋኖ
ከባልንጀራው ፣ ማታ የተለየ
ከባልንጀራው ፣ ማታ የተለየ
እንደ አጥቢያ ኮኮብ ፣ ሲነጋ ታየ ፣ ሲነጋ ታየ
ፋኖ ፋኖ
ኧረ ተው በሉት
ኧረ ተው በሉት ፣ ያን ባለ ቡሎ
ሰጠው ለነፋስ ፣ አንጓሎ አንጓሎ ፣ አንጓሎ አንጓሎ
ፋኖ ፋኖ
ፋኖ ፋኖ አለችኝ ፣ ፍንን ያርጋትና ፣ ፍንን ያርጋትና
ግንድ አልብሱ መጣ ፣ ማለቷ ቀረና ፣ ማለቷ ቀረና
ፋኖ ፋኖ ፣ ፋኖ ፋኖ
የምር ተኳሹን ፣ እኛ ስናውቀው
ዝናር በእቅፌን ፣ ማን ደባለቀው ፣ ማን ደባለቀው
ፋኖ ፋኖ ፣ ፋኖ ፋኖ ፣ ፋኖ ፋኖ
ወዘት በይ ልቤ ፣ እንደ ጀበና ፣ እንደ ጀበና
አልወጣልሽም ፣ የጦር ባፈና ፣ የጦር ባፈና
የጦር ባፈና ፣ የጦር ባፈና

Artist: Kasa Tessema
Album: Fano (Ethiopian Contemporary patriotic Oldies Music)
Released: 2012
Some of his other publicly treasured music are: ሸጊቱ (Shegitu), ትዝታ (Tizita), ነጋ ደሞ (Nagedamu), ብርቱካኔ (Bertukane), ገለል (Gelele), አምባሰል (Ambasel), ሳተናው (Satenaw), ባቲ (Bati), እባክሽ ታረቂኝ (Ebakesh Tarekegne), ሙዚቃ (Musica)

Mastawesha was the first collection of traditional songs from Ethiopian sole-troubadour Kassa Tessema. Tessema sings in a gravel strained melancholy, plucked kora in the foreground captured with single microphone immediacy. An incredibly powerful, beautiful work pressed up on deluxe double vinyl for the Ethio heads. Born on Feb. 24, 1927 in the province of Shoa, Ethiopia. At the age of 17, he joined the military orchestra and played with them until he died of natural causes on Oct. 11, 1974. His music deserves this legacy.

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In the spring of 2007, musician and producer Paul ‘Mudd’ Murphy decided to launch his own label. Named after the house he grew up in, Claremont 56 would release beautiful music by friends, associates, collaborators and like-minded musicians.

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Udulele John continues to spread the vibe of  Soulful Benga - through collaboration with  one  of Kenya's acclaimed folk & fusion singer-songwriter popularly known as Ayrosh.
Produced & Mixed by : Udulele John
Additional Production: Dj. Mura K.E
Mastering: Jobissa [INI MOVEMENT]

Nyambura(feat Ayrosh)

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Following up on their collaborative single with Colombian trio Ghetto Kumbé, released in November 2020, Parisian collective and record label Mawimbi unveils another extract from their debut album, to be released in June, 2021.

Although it definitely sounds like “afro electro”, a genre Mawimbi has been championing since their debuts as a DJ collective, “Fôli Kadi”, their second single in collaboration with Malian artist Fatim Kouyaté (Midnight Ravers), offers a more intimate and melodic profile, drawing in the inherent melancholy  of Mandingue music and the power of contemporary pop music.

"Fôli Kadi" has some of the essential features found in Mawimbi's debut album. In its musical content on the one hand, as it plays on a subtle balance between a dance beat and emotional melodic content, which gradually rises and ends in a cascade of kora and cymbals.

In its history too, because more than any other tracks on Mawimbi's LP, "Fôli Kadi" owes a lot to the meetings and opportunities gleaned by the collective over the last five years. Their collaboration with kora player Chérif Soumano and singer Fatim Kouyaté was made possible by Lyon-based producer Dom Peter, leader of Franco-Malian project Midnight Ravers and manager of Blanc Manioc. "Fôli Kadi" was made "here and there", through chance encounters and the sharing of musical vibes - for example, Soumano's kora line was recorded in one take as he was passing by the studio to send his greetings. 

"Fôli Kadi" translates to "music feels good" in bambara, a language widely spoken in Mali! 

Drums by Romain Vignaud, recorded at Red Bull Studios
Percussion by Yannick Van Ter Beek
Kora by Cherif Soumano
Vocals by Fatim Kouyaté
Bass, keys & production by Adrien Colle (Mawimbi)

Written by Adrien Colle, Chérif Soumano & Fatim Kouyaté.
Produced and arranged by Adrien Colle.
Mixed by Nicolas Taite.
Mastered by Cem Oral @ Jammin Masters.
Artwork by Michaël Sallit.

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