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RealmSquad X2 FeelMe & WarmUp

When Paul Simon released the commercially successful single ‘Proof’ (with the arrangements of Vincent Nguini)  in 1990, it was an attestation of the potency of Bikutsi, one of the prevailing genres of Cameroonian music. 

Makossa and Bikutsi for long dominated the Cameroonian music scene, earning international recognition for many artists. In fact, one of the defining moments of global music has to be the 1972 release of Manu Dibango’s Billboard Hot 100 song, Soul Makossa, that has been credited with the creation of the international ‘DISCO’ sound. 
 
The impact of Makossa is still best felt through its contribution to the new African pop sound. 

In 2010, Shakira released ‘Waka Waka’, an adaptation of the 1983 Cameroonian classic Zangalewa, that has its roots in these venerated genres. This came at a period when  ‘Naija’ or  Nigerian afrobeats is enjoying a wave of success across the world. But it is also undeniable that that Makossa has had a deep influence in transforming the ‘Afrobeat’ of Fela Kuti to the ‘Afrobeats’ sounds that has propelled Nigerian artists like Flavour and Iyanya to such international superstardom.  

At the same time, a wave of Cameroonian musicians from the Anglophone regions of Cameroon, to whom the world had been mostly oblivious, has awoken with a new afro-pop sound that is impossible to ignore. They have also borrowed from Makossa, blending French phrases and their own pidgin creole that is similar but richer in diversity than Nigerian pidgin -  and they today are presenting a new rapturous sound that is beautiful, simple and earnest. 

Thanks to this, Cameroon is witnessing the creation of a brand new, lively urban musical scene that is rich in texture and variety.

And the rise of these artists signals a rise in social consciousness of a youth that have for decades been deemed as voiceless – but who have finally found their voice, and are stepping into the limelight with the assurance that their place in the social and cultural fabric of Cameroon, and Africa, can no longer be usurped.

Enjoy and share Makossa.


Makossa

Cameroonian duo, Realm Squad are back with a banging street anthem called “Chop No Dey”, featuring Cameroonian pop star and TV personality Wax Dey. With addictive melodies, compelling dance rhythms and emotive lyrics, the song is sure to make waves!
 
“Chop No Dey” is a street anthem with a mix of African and Cameroonian sounds, such as Makossa,  a genre the young artists are used to, and which is also found in their debut single “Original Makossa” released a few months ago.
“Chop No Dey” (which means “there is no food” in English) is sung in English, French, Pidgin English, and Yamba/Mbem, a dialect from the North-West province of Cameroon.
 
“Cameroon is one of the world's most educated countries, yet opportunities are scarce. “Chop No Dey” is a war-cry against the hurdles that many young Africans still face to succeed - we want to encourage the youth to work hard and remain determined, no matter what their challenges. We worked incredibly hard to get a place in the urban music scene today, and we do not take that for granted,” explained Vivid, one half of the group.
 
Consisting of singer Vivid and rapper/producer, Abz, Realm Squad was signed by Lolhiphop Records in March 2015. The group will be going on a national school tour with popular television show, “Challenge Vacances” as part of their promotional campaign.
The song was arranged and produced by Abz, and the video shot by Dr. Nkeng Stephens. Both audio and video are available online.
 
 
LINKS:
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIc1cmynbfY
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/waxdey/realm-squad-chop-no-dey-ft-wax-dey
Twitter: DaRealmSquad / @WaxDey
Facebook: Realm Squad / Wax Dey


Realm Squad - Chop No Dey ft. Wax Dey


Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na 

                          [Pre-Chorus]
I'll be your man
And you'll be ma girl
We can just roll it tonight, you and i
Girl, I'll be your man
And you'll be ma girl
We can just roll it tonight, you and i


                          [Chorus]
Feel Me OOO, Feel Me OOO Baby [4x]



                          [Verse 1]
Girl u know
Let it show Ooo
In ma heart , i feel u, feel me tooo
Where you go
i'll follow Ooo
I wan feel you baby, feel me baby too
You can ask me 35, i go give you 45
what if you're my wife
you deserve my life
Hmmmm, Baby, Hmmmm
i just want feel you, feel me too, feel me tooo


                                  [Pre-Chorus]
I'll be your man
And you'll be ma girl
We can just roll it tonight, you and i
Girl, I'll be your man
And you'll be ma girl
We can roll it tonight, you and i , Yeahhh


                                  [Chorus]
Feel Me OOO, Feel Me OOO Baby [4x]



                                    Bridge

                                  [Verse 2]

Yeah, alright
Allah warkebat [2x]
i've got thank Allah even though im not a muslim
Girl Ua bad, Ma God shea bad
I;ve got to thank Jesus even though im a sinner

Ah yeah, this girl na die, if anybody hates this girl, should hang and die
why?
Cuz this girl na godess, modest model, sensational princess with the cutest smile
If i di ever lie boii, this one no be lie, so hold your trowsers cuz ma girl di pass soon
You gesh only Nkondi, ma man i swear u go ejaculate
her beauty so imacuateee

ah, wait!

Whu love va muh meh love whu
Fah meh ntim yoh meh kottseh
whu tseh ah yuh seh foleh pweh, whu fameh , meh neh kotseh ya aaa
When i show her the real me, iy di feel me
that's why this song is titled feel me
Nyieh ntsah nwa neh meh neh marry neh nemseh meh ndah
Neh ntsah nwa neh meh neh dzolwo mala'ah
keh ning far te'e am, keh ning far mami yam
Family Ngattah!

                                        [Pre-Chorus]

I'll be your man
And you'll be ma girl
We can just roll it tonight, you and i
Girl, I'll be your man
And you'll be ma girl
We can just roll it tonight, you and i, ehhh ehhhhhh

                                          [Chorus]

Feel Me OOO, Feel Me OOO Baby [4x]                                        

                                        
                                          [Outro]

Realm Squad Dey here
Lolhiphop Rcords dey here


Aleh ehh, Aleh ehh e ehhhhh...........END..........



Realm Squad - Feel Me

Realm Squad - Warm Up

South African rapper Cassper Nyovest, Nigeria’s Banky W, Cameroonian singer Wax Dey, Runtown, Simphiwe Dana, and Shaydee get together for the Nelson Mandela tribute track “Viva Mandela, Tata Madiba.”

The song, which was only available on MTN Music Plus and MTN caller tune downloads in South Africa, was later released on itunes and we decided to serve you the joint real quick, “Viva Mandela, Tata Madiba,” was produced by Angola’s O’Magic.

Viva Mandela - Wax Dey x Banky W x Cassper Nyovest x Runtown x Simphiwe Dana x Shaydee

This song is available for free download, but buying it on iTunes give you better sound quality and better enables to artist to keep producing quality music.

Wax Dey - Faut Pas Compliquer

Faux Weh

Stanis - Faux Weh

Beautiful Afro pop music produced by dj k+
bringing together the rhythm and melody of west Africa and the beauty of south African languages. enjoy.

Realm Squad - Feel Me

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