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Dear Friends, Music lovers, ...
Exited to present this Remix of Hukwe Ubi Zawosa.
it was a pleasure to make this remix and play in my sets and make people dance on it...
And now also make it available to the world.  
Allready made a remix few years ago with one of he's tracks
here it is for download and listen 

https://tikkimasala1.bandcamp.com/track/hukwe-ubi-zawosa-wagogo-tikki-masala-remix

Free download on Bandcamp
Donation Support is appreciated 
Enjoy  
Thanks 
Tikki Masala

About:
Hukwe Ubi Zawose
Born: 1938 or 1940 in Dodoma, Tanganyika.
Died: December 30th 2003 in Bagamoyo, Tanzania.

As a young boy, Hukwe Zawose's voice stood apart from the rest of his people, the Wagogo, who always sang while harvesting their fields. Soon he would travel to other villages to amuse working Tanzanian people. Later, having grown exponentially as a singer, he travelled farther and wider, leaving behind legends of his astonishing five-octave voice everywhere he went. He grew as a musician too, playing the ilimba (a large thumb piano), filimbi (a traditional flute), izezes (traditional violins) and nguga (ankle bells).
Zawose became sort of a living legend after being asked to perform for the prime minister, Julius Nyerere. Fantastic stories of mythical power rose, making Zawose an immortal and divine being; his voice possessed magical healing powers.
Despite his great fame he continued to live his life traditionally with his four wives and fifteen children, one of whom, Charles, was his constant companion on stage. Hukwe Zawose is considered a pioneer and one of the most famous musicians in the world music scene. More
In Groups:
Bagamoyo Group Of Tanzania, The Master Musicians Of Tanzania
Variations:
Viewing All | Hukwe Zawose
Dr Hukwe Zawose, Dr. Hukwe Ubi Zawose, Dr. Hukwe Zawose, Hukwe Ubi Zawose, Zawose, Zawose

Hukwe Ubi Zawose was a prominent Tanzanian musician. He was a member of the Gogo ethnic group and played the ilimba, a large lamellophone similar to the mbira, as well as several other traditional instruments. He was also a highly regarded singer. Wikipedia
Born: 1940, Bagamoyo, Tanzania
Died: December 30, 2003, Bagamoyo, Tanzania

Hukwe Ubi Zawosa - Sisitizo La Amani Duniani (Tikki Masala Remix)

Sheikh Ahmad Al-Tûni - The Sultan of All Munshidin
الشيخ أحمد التوني - سلطان المنشدين

Ripped from original CD

Sheikh Ahmad Al-Tûni - Al Qalima Al Qadima-La Parole Originelle الشيخ أحمد التوني - الكلمة القديمة

@treeboga
The album describes and illustrates feelings, messages and insights from tribal ceremonies.
A journey in consciousness to other dimensions and an encounter with the being of nature that surrounds us.
Illustrates a process through deep moments, from healing, change of
consciousness to complete release and trance state.
Most of the instruments on the album were recorded live for the
animation of the music and for a sense of human emotion that makes
everything breathe together.
credits
released November 12, 2020

Mastering by LEON GALPERIN
Artwork by MICHAEL FRESHONSKY

PHOTOGRAPHER – YULI BROSH

Circle of Unity

Treeboga - Dream on Wagogo

An old tune of mine from the album Zebstep ( released only in Japan )

Nafas

This episode of Hermetic Journals is dedicated to the brief exploration of the amazing French ethnomusicological label Ocora. Their catalogue is vast; so many more hours are required to make a comprehensive introduction. Therefore I resort to selection of my personal favourites. Structure-wise I dedicate roughly similar sections to the music of African continent, Western + South Asia with the final 20 minutes or so spent in East / Southeast Asia. It felt appropriate to bookend this ‘journey’ with a beautiful and timeless sounding overtone singing – an almost universal singing practice that coincidentally exists in traditional music of many cultures, eras and ethnic groups - by David Hykes and his Harmonic Choir.

Artwork by Andrew William Elvish
Listen to more episodes and read more at: https://snowsovgethen.com/

Tracklist:
01.	David Hykes & The Harmonic Choir • Hearing Solar Winds "Arc Descents" 2011 Ocora
02.	Nomades du Niger • Musique des Touareg, Musique des Bororo "Ouane-Ouane" 1991 Ocora
03.	Burundi - Musiques Traditionnelles (Recorded by Michel Vuylsteke) "Ubuhuha" 1983 Ocora
04.	Polyphonies Mongo • Batwa Ekonda "Marker 4" 1976 Ocora
05.	Musique Malgache "Choeurs Et Arcs Musicaux Masikoro" 1982 Ocora
06.	Musique Centrafricaine • Bianda "Complainte" 1978 Ocora
07.	Burundi - Musiques Traditionnelles (Recorded by Michel Vuylsteke) "Akazéhé Par Deux Jeunes Filles" 1984 Ocora
08.	Kudsi Erguner & Xavier Bellenger • Ney Et Ken "Rahat-ul-ervah - Le repos des esprits" 2015 Ocora
09.	Egypte: Les Musiciens du Nil "Taksim arghoul (petit)" 1978 Ocora
10.	Arménie 1 : Chants liturgiques du Moyen-Âge et musique instrumentale "Percussion Solo" 2020 Ocora
11.	Musique Traditionnelle Turque: Pieces Instrumentales • Erguner/Kutbay/Ergin/Hatipoglu "Tanbur et Ney (Makam Segâh)" 1987 Ocora
12.	Arménie 1 : Chants liturgiques du Moyen-Âge et musique instrumentale "Je me mets à genoux devant toi" 2018 Ocora
13.	Iran Les Maitres De La Musique Traditionnelle Volume 1 • Daryoush Tala'i, Mohammad Moussavi, Madjid Kiani "Avâz-e Bayât-e" 2009 Ocora
14.	Birmanie: Musique d'art • Maung That Win "Pa Pa Win / pat pyo (La princesse Pa Pa Win / improvisation)" 1997 Ocora
15.	La Musique Traditionnelle Des Mon • En Thailande "Solo De Cithare + Solo De Xylophone" 1988 Ocora
16.	Japon: Gagaku • Ono Gagaku Kaï "Batô" 2001 Ocora
17.	David Hykes & The Harmonic Choir • Hearing Solar Winds "Multiplying Voices at the Heart of the Body of sound" 2019 Ocora

Hermetic Journals : Ocora Records Special Music (Jan 2022) @ Internet Public Radio

This  LP of Chadian music released on the legendary first Ocora series, showcasing fascinating polyrhythmic musics performed by Sara ethnic/cultural groups in Southern Chad, is available for Flac and MP3 download on my blog:
https://music-republic-world-traditional.blogspot.com

Anthologie de la Musique du Tchad – Les Sara – Ocora OCR 36

Chad Tchad - Sara traditional music Ocora 1966

This exquisite album of the polyphonic music of the Mongo people, with the Ekonda and Batwa Pygmy people, on the legendary first Ocora series, is available for Flac and MP3 download on my blog:
https://music-republic-world-traditional.blogspot.com/2024/05/congo-kinshasa-batwa-ekonda-mongo-ocr.html

Mongo Polyphony Mix – Batwa & Ekonda

This anthology of historic Italian zampogne bagpipes and ciaramella oboes recorded in Calabria, Campania, and Lazio/Molise and the US, is available for Flac and MP3 download on my blog:
https://music-republic-world-traditional.blogspot.com/2024/05/italy-italie-zampogne-bagpipes-italia.html

Zampogne / Bagpipes Italia Vol. 2 – Albatros VPA 8482 

Italy Zampogne / Bagpipes Anthology

This excellent 1967 LP by sarod master Sharan Rani, who became the first major female Hindustani instrumentalist, is available for Flac and MP3 download on my blog:
https://music-republic-world-traditional.blogspot.com/2024/07/india-inde-sharan-rani-musique.html

Sharan Rani (sarod) – Raga Yaman Kalyan

OUT NOW!!! Almost a year working on this big project but it is finally out!! It was a honour for me and for my artists to get the official clearance to use the sample of “In the land of Zulus” (also known as KwaZulu and the Zulu Song) of the late Miriam Makeba aka Mama Africa. 

Miriam Makeba was a Grammy Award-winning South African singer and civil rights activist. In the 1960s, she was the first artist from Africa to popularize African music around the world. She is best known for the song “Pata Pata", first recorded in 1957 and released in the U.S. in 1967. She recorded and toured with many popular artists, such as Harry Belafonte, Paul Simon, and her former husband Hugh Masekela. Makeba campaigned against the South African system of apartheid. The South African government responded by revoking her passport in 1960 and her citizenship and right of return in 1963. As the apartheid system crumbled she returned home for the first time in 1990. Makeba died of a heart attack on 9 November 2008 after performing in a concert in Italy organised to support writer Roberto Saviano in his stand against the Camorra, a mafia-like organisation local to the region of Campania.  

My personal thanks goes to DJ Kaculo (Angolan dj/producer/remixer)in primis that got the idea and the first mix; Miguel Lin (Portuguese and UK based dj/producer/remixer) that connected me with DJ Kaculo; Cristian Vinci (Percussionist, dj, remixer and "hit maker" producer from Sicily - Italy)that accepted to collaborate to this project rappresenting his debut on MoBlack Records; Savio De Simone (dj/producer/remixer from Naples - Italy) for his precious and usual support to my projects; Paki Palmieri amazing percussionist & dj/producer/remixer from Naples - Italy and owner of Katana Tribe . At last but not the least my personal and special thanks goes to Mr. Graeme Gilfillan and all the team of Siyandisa Music (PTY)Ltd that made this happen. We hope this our tribute to "Mama Africa" will not disappoint you.  Here is a short preview...

Stay Blessed!!
Mimmo Falcone (aka MoBlack) 
CEO & founder of MoBlack Records

Credits: 

1. “Zulu Song (Cristian Vinci, Cubafrica Mix) by Miriam Makeba featuring Cristian Vinci. Music and lyrics by Miriam Makeba and Cristian Vinci. Published by Siyandisa Music (PTY) Ltd. Produced by Cristian Vinci. Miriam Makeba appears courtesy of Siyandisa Music (PTY) Ltd”

2. “Zulu Song (DJ Kaculo, Miguel Lin, MoBlack Solid Mix) by Miriam Makeba featuring DJ Kaculo, Miguel Lin and MoBlack. Music and lyrics by Miriam Makeba, Aylton Boaventura Gonçalves Caculo, Miguel da Rocha Lin and Mimmo Falcone. Published by Siyandisa Music (PTY) Ltd. Produced by Aylton Boaventura Gonçalves Caculo, Miguel da Rocha Lin and Mimmo Falcone. Miriam Makeba appears courtesy of Siyandisa Music (PTY) Ltd”

3. “Zulu Song (Paki Palmieri Afro Roots Mix) by Miriam Makeba featuring Paki Palmieri. Music and lyrics by Miriam Makeba and Paki Palmieri. Published by Siyandisa Music (PTY) Ltd. Produced by Paki Palmieri. Miriam Makeba appears courtesy of Siyandisa Music (PTY) Ltd”

4. “Zulu Song (Salvatore De Simone, Paki Palmieri Spiritual Essence Mix) by Miriam Makeba featuring Salvatore De Simone and Paki Palmieri . Music and lyrics by Miriam Makeba, Salvatore De Simone and Paki Palmieri. Published by Siyandisa Music (PTY) Ltd. Produced by Salvatore De Simone and Paki Palmieri. Miriam Makeba appears courtesy of Siyandisa Music (PTY) Ltd” 

Artist: Miriam Makeba
Title: Zulu Song
Featuring: Cristian Vinci, DJ Kaculo, Miguel Lin, MoBlack, Paki Palmieri, Savio De Simone
Format: EP
Genre: Afro House
Traxsource Release Date: 31.07.15
Main Release Date: 14.08.15

Executive Producer: MoBlack

Licensing: info@moblack.com
www.moblack.com



Miriam Makeba "Zulu Song" EP (Official Remixes) *preview*

Recitations for the Time of Death

Heart Sutra

This LP of authentic Andean music from Peru recorded in 1965 on the Ocora label available for Flac and MP3 download on my blog:
https://music-republic-world-traditional.blogspot.com/2018/06/peru-musiques-du-perou-paucartambo.html

Musiques du Pérou - Indiens Q'eros - Paucartambo – Disques Ocora OCR 30

Peru Aguila Negra Q'rero Indians from Peru Ocora 30

This fantastic album by Apala king Haruna Ishola from Nigeria, featuring his poised, mellifluous voice and dazzling percussion, is available for Flac and MP3 download on my blog:
https://music-republic-world-traditional.blogspot.com/2018/12/nigeria-nigeria-haruna-ishola-his-apala.html

Star Records SRPS 32

Haruna Ishola (Yoruba Apala music from Nigeria) Egbe Obanibasiri (Oyo)/Irohin Mecca-Medina

This wonderful LP of Sundanese Gamelan Delung, which features delightful suling flute, recorded in West Java in 1972, is available for Flac and MP3 download on my blog:
https://music-republic-world-traditional.blogspot.com/2019/01/indonesia-indonesie-sunda-gamelan.html

Sunda - Collection Musique du Monde 5 – Galloway Records GB 600 524 B

Sunda Gamelan Degung A3 Lengser Midang

Get the track on Bandcamp
https://tikkimasala1.bandcamp.com/track/tikki-masala-wagogo-remix-indigenous-hukwe-ubi-zawosa
Full Discography also available on Spotify
https://open.spotify.com/artist/18kmBPrnYJRXfuxAq3QLum
About: 

Hukwe Ubi Zawose 
Hukwe Zawose 
Real Name: 
Hukwe Ubi Zawose 
Profile: 
Born: 1938 or 1940 in Dodoma, Tanganyika. 
Died: December 30th 2003 in Bagamoyo, Tanzania. 

As a young boy, Hukwe Zawose's voice stood apart from the rest of his people, the Wagogo, who always sang while harvesting their fields. Soon he would travel to other villages to amuse working Tanzanian people. Later, having grown exponentially as a singer, he travelled farther and wider, leaving behind legends of his astonishing five-octave voice everywhere he went. He grew as a musician too, playing the ilimba (a large thumb piano), filimbi (a traditional flute), izezes (traditional violins) and nguga (ankle bells). 
Zawose became sort of a living legend after being asked to perform for the prime minister, Julius Nyerere. Fantastic stories of mythical power rose, making Zawose an immortal and divine being; his voice possessed magical healing powers. 
Despite his great fame he continued to live his life traditionally with his four wives and fifteen children, one of whom, Charles, was his constant companion on stage. Hukwe Zawose is considered a pioneer and one of the most famous musicians in the world music scene. More 
In Groups: 
Bagamoyo Group Of Tanzania, The Master Musicians Of Tanzania 
Variations: 
Viewing All | Hukwe Zawose 
Dr Hukwe Zawose, Dr. Hukwe Ubi Zawose, Dr. Hukwe Zawose, Hukwe Ubi Zawose, Zawose, Zawose 


Hukwe Ubi Zawose was a prominent Tanzanian musician. He was a member of the Gogo ethnic group and played the ilimba, a large lamellophone similar to the mbira, as well as several other traditional instruments. He was also a highly regarded singer. Wikipedia 
Born: 1940, Bagamoyo, Tanzania 
Died: December 30, 2003, Bagamoyo, Tanzania 



For more Tikki Masala music :
https://open.spotify.com/artist/18kmBPrnYJRXfuxAq3QLum
https://tikkimasala1.bandcamp.com/
https://www.mixcloud.com/TikkiMasala/
https://www.facebook.com/Masalarecords

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Hukwe Ubi Zawosa - Wagogo (Tikki Masala Remix)

This early Ocora LP recorded in 1963, which showcases the tubular valiha zither found throughout Madagascar, is available for Flac and MP3 download on my blog: 
https://music-republic-world-traditional.blogspot.com/2019/05/madagascar-valiha-madagascar-ortf-ocora.html

Valiha Madagascar – ORTF - Ocora OCR 18

Valiha Madagascar Ocora 18 selection

Improvisation in the style of traditional music of Gogo people (central Tanzania)

Wagogo

This precious LP, recorded in 1962-1963, offering a rare glimpse into the fascinating traditional music from Bahrain and Sharjah in the Persian Gulf, including stunning trance-like singing by pearl divers, is available for Flac and MP3 download on my blog:
https://music-republic-world-traditional.blogspot.com/2019/10/bahrain-united-arab-emirates-pecheurs_15.html

Pêcheurs de Perles et Musiciens du Golfe Persique - Ocora 42

Pearl divers from Bahrain (1962) Ocora 42 A1 Chants Des Pêcheurs De Perles, Muhamaq

Polyphonia

Tabu Zawose sings a Wagogo lullaby, called "Bembeleza Mtoto," or "Stop Crying Child."

Mongo Polyphony Mix – Batwa & Ekonda

MusicRepublic