Afro Bit

[aram]

[djekson]

The first track I heard from multi-instrumentalist Ahmed Gallab was ‘Jeeper Creeper’ and I remember closing my eyes and visualizing myself riding a horse across the desert towards nothing but the sunset. Drawing from his Sudanese roots, Gallab’s music meshes syncopated funk rhythms with relaxed guitar melodies. It’s music that you fall into, where a minute feels like happy eternity. (Veronica Murtagh)

[djekson]

Iyeoka (ee-yo-kah) is a Nigerian-American award-winning poet, recording artist and TED fellow. Her name means "I want to be respected."

[kiwi]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4E2aaQHcXHw

[zorglub]

najs

[DarkAttraktor]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIJoMes_Aww

[assück]

najshttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOrNrLCIPug

dja mi se

[Strucnjak]

Ovo stize u petak, nadam se.

[zorglub]

dja mi se

Slučajno naleteo. Ovo mi je još bolje:

[assück]

uh, super rstva!

[aram]

Alhousseini Anivolla is the latest of a seemingly endless wave of “desert blues” guitarists erupting out of Mali and other states of the western Sahara, inspired perhaps by the intercontinental success of trailblazers like Tinariwen and Terakaft. Anivolla has plenty of experience and street (sand?) cred: As the guitarist and lead vocalist of Etran Finatawa, he is a prominent figure in the movement’s “second generation”, but this album marks his first attempt at a solo career.

[bradilko]

[ultra plasticni]

[aram]

http://soundcloud.com/makala/makala-o-d-o-o-fela-coverhttp://soundcloud.com/le-periscope/just-a-band-dunia-ina-mambo Edited February 4, 2013 by aram

[ultra plasticni]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oc8DxeABlPw Edited March 20, 2013 by ultra plasticni