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The Afrikan Child: Nneka: The Neo-Soul Philosopher
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Showcasing the diverse music traditions of the African people. Friday, March 11, 2011. Nneka: The Neo-Soul Philosopher. Since her first album which made waves in the music arena in 2005, she’s been on a raging hit sequence. An archeologist by study and singer by heart! We consider ourselves very privileged to have been given the opportunity to share with you a very insightful and candid interview with a lady who is as humble and down to earth as her sound which is out of this world! Well I got my record ...
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The Afrikan Child: Nuru Magram: The Most Fashion Forward African Artiste!
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Showcasing the diverse music traditions of the African people. Wednesday, February 9, 2011. Nuru Magram: The Most Fashion Forward African Artiste! Tanzania boasts of clear blue waters and white sands as well as more wildlife than any country in the world. But perhaps, one thing this East African nation is equally proud of is its’ cultural ambassador in the person of Nuru Magram. Tell us a little. About yourself. What is. When did you first start singing? Who are your musical influences? My English songs ...
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The Afrikan Child: John Q: Riddims & Beatz
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Showcasing the diverse music traditions of the African people. Wednesday, March 9, 2011. John Q: Riddims and Beatz. First of all, I want to express my gratitude for granting me the opportunity to interview you. Can you tell us about your background and family? Tell us a little about your musical history and how you fell into the roles of producer/songwriter and studio/touring musician. You count Bob Marley, Burning Spear, Jacob Miller, Percy Sledge and The Commodores among your biggest influences. Of...
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The Afrikan Child: March 2010
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Showcasing the diverse music traditions of the African people. Wednesday, March 10, 2010. The Bassekou Kouyate Interview. Recent album I Speak Fula. Is a joy to behold, and he's about to undertake a major tour through North America (with only one Canadian date scheduled thus far). Be sure to keep an eye for other upcoming tour dates! Were you mindful that this disc would be the most important in your career thus far? Did you feel pressure? Yes I was aware. Our first album ( Segu Blue. I think so, there&#...
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The Afrikan Child: Rachel Kiwanuka-Africa's Next Rockstar!
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Showcasing the diverse music traditions of the African people. Thursday, February 3, 2011. Rachel Kiwanuka-Africa's Next Rockstar! Who says you can’t have the best of both worlds and still have fun at the same time? Could you begin by telling us a bit about yourself? My given names are Rachel Kiwanuka. I was born on the 1st of November. I am the last child out of four children and the only girl. I am very laid back, down to earth, easy to get along and very friendly. My mother and my 3 brothers have been...
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The Afrikan Child: October 2010
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Showcasing the diverse music traditions of the African people. Sunday, October 10, 2010. Josephine Atanga : The First Lady of African Gospel. Josephine Atanga is a gospel superstar who hails from the West African nation of Cameroun. On stage or in the studio, Josephine's passion for singing can be felt through her voice. Her realization of her gift of voice came as a small child, growing up and singing in Yaoundé. Tuesday, October 5, 2010. Jay Ghartey : "Presentin' tommorow's GH music today". His paterna...
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The Afrikan Child: June 2010
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Showcasing the diverse music traditions of the African people. Friday, June 11, 2010. South African singer Letta Mbulu possesses one of the finest voices the world of song has ever heard.Like all great singers, her voice emanates a beautiful sound that radiates and resonates from within, overflowing with a joy of life and more often than not inspiring the spirit of hope and happiness. The Magnificent Miriam Makeba. The great "Akana Nkomo"),. U-Mngoma," "Magwala Ndini"). Even though a single was released ...
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The Afrikan Child: May 2011
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Showcasing the diverse music traditions of the African people. Wednesday, May 18, 2011. Satlam Shatilwe: A Rising Star from Way Down South. Being nominated at the 2011 Namibian Annual Music Awards (NAMA) in Best Collaboration Category, a well-deserved award for an exceptionally hardworking musician. Can you tell us a little about your background and family? How did you get interested in rapping? Who are your biggest influences? What was your first big break? It was in 2009 when I released my commercial s...
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The Afrikan Child: Satlam Shatilwe: A Rising Star from Way Down South.
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Showcasing the diverse music traditions of the African people. Wednesday, May 18, 2011. Satlam Shatilwe: A Rising Star from Way Down South. Being nominated at the 2011 Namibian Annual Music Awards (NAMA) in Best Collaboration Category, a well-deserved award for an exceptionally hardworking musician. Can you tell us a little about your background and family? How did you get interested in rapping? Who are your biggest influences? What was your first big break? It was in 2009 when I released my commercial s...
