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2:00Oh Hello everybody this is Nekha and you are on african hip-hop video listen to cool music Oh

3:00Oh Amazing it's a anrabia from Comores with a track called lazy no if you don't know the commores or the comore islands It's a small group of islands to the east of Africa and It's somewhat culturally between Madagascar and Zanzibar and a little bit of a Mozambique as well like a really mixed culture and Language and music wise same thing. I mean this is sounds a little like a tarot music from Zanzibar But it's it has its own vibe to it and Language is also I mean it's officially a slowly dialect, but it's not really intelligible like a tell

4:00There's a video online so check that out and Yeah, there's a track from Zimbabwe that I came across the other day and just like the holster is like one of those old school visitors from the african hippo.com website and especially forums I think you see hanging around there a lot in the early 2000s, which is by now almost 20 years ago Yeah, you really really a couple of albums. I don't know if this is just a single or if it's also an EP or album project But a really nice track of the Roku voodoo if I pronounce correctly featuring voosa and kaya Yeah

5:12My Left to journal by the road where the by the stones filled with letters that are both for those servant from the homestill And that I know Francis reason why is on centuries that they entrances to whatever lies beyond for sentry Me scorn for the path is labored on we navigate across his globe subject to controls But we tried to know and expect the fatigue clutching these bones It's more than dust that was involved when we were formed it was fire and resolve the power to absorb the pressure and depression Because we stronger than we know, but I wonder if the ancestors here is when we call because we scream from the lens Where he died to be the cold far from the trance with the elders who speak to God far from the lines that been left This is when we were robbed and the drums will be dance and I spirit to a wand and the source will be planted that one

7:04Every path is a catalyst for change this drove in the steps and it's strength and mastering the pain in the process became broken A part of you remains yet hoping to be restored to hold this once again Brought in through the hardest of the range conscious of the strain of being estranged from where you came Uncertainty contained in the roof screen that we sing to the rhythm of the march and the peace we maintain These children used to travel on the back so for mothers now we fly in with the wings of the praise that they utter Hoping that there's a price for the days when we suffer the woe We are in a flippering acclaim and discover

9:28I tell you that Adam and Adam are a convient Sorry if you meant to me I'll call you again but my death is a story if you blame Charlie did you have a remotery? Did you ever do that? I've said my young age again Fuck number one, fuck number two Yeah, you have a fake, my dream is a dream Yeah, woo I'm in a flippering acclaim I'm in a flippering acclaim I'm in a flippering acclaim I'm in a flippering acclaim I'm in a flippering acclaim I'm in a flippering acclaim

10:57Yeah, you have a fake My dream is a dream Yeah, woo I'm in naught When I breathe is a mod yerde I might just be annoying before the sun gets heavy Thanks to God we got ice and Desktop I'm in a flippering acclaim Deep tuno giz from Senegal, also a new track. As you know Senegalese hip hop has come a long way, I think probably one of the very first African hip hop radio shows that we used to do back on a 56k modem upload back in

12:0198 or 99. I think it was 98. We played some Senegalese hip hop because there was really so much out there and you know it hasn't become any worse or less. I mean there's probably more rappers all over the African continent than ever before. There's always been a lot in Dakar but I mean the hip hop scene is still blossoming even though right now there's a lot of different subgenres and people going you to trap and all that kind of stuff. But yeah production wise nothing to complain about I guess. And you know listening to News and Eglise music I was having to think back of a youth and do or whereas he adds because you know like it's one of the most prolific Senegalese artists ever and to me also one of the most interesting life still. Despite all the let's say Western influenced crossover tracks that he tried to produce throughout the years. Like this life performance never really

13:03disappoints and I just found that just the other day there's a new track called Waniko that I'm good to play right now.

16:48I think this is something you're watching or listen to African hip hop Dakar. Yeah you heard it from the master himself, Yusun Duar and that Jingle was actually recorded after a live show when Amsterdam maybe 15 years ago. I haven't seen him lately but I'm sure it should be interesting still and hopefully the next year's live season will bring out people like Yusun Duar all across Europe again. Yeah so we're more than halfway into the first African hip hop radio show on Echo Box. I want to give a shout out and big thanks

17:49to the team who's holding it down here. Yeah it's really well done. I guess there's a lot of interesting things to be doing to be coming from the station and coming months and same with African hip hop radio. I mean like we kind of took pick up picked up where we left off but there should be all kind of angles that we are going to explore. One of them being the African hip hop archive because as you might know or maybe not this show came out through our website africanhapel.com which has been around since 1997 and we started promoting African music mostly hip hop through the website and at some point when streaming online became a possibility we kind of pioneered with that and tried out a little bit and wasn't easy you know because of the bandwidth restrictions at the time but by 2005 we got a chance to also do shows on Dutch public radio VPO 3.12 so we started out there and moved to MPS radio

18:57line 5 which then moved to phonics. So there's actually been an African hip hop radio on phonics for a while. This was right before African hip hop or African music in the Netherlands became really big obviously so that show good discontinued and then we picked up on Red Light Radio for almost 10 years until last year when they stopped performing or stopped broadcasting but then you know this is kind of Red Light Radio part 2 better more in depth and more exciting still I guess. So let's see what else I have here on the playlist as you can tell this is all across the board this edition not just hip hop we have some Congolese Rumba in influence music which I'm going to play now in Osby it's a little guy from Goma I'm singing Lil because he started

20:01out when he was 12 so when a music competition and then at some point he came to Netherlands met up with him and after that we got quite big in Congo I think right now he has doing well for himself so this is a new track of the Meme.

23:49I'm from Congo number one who can do better than us.

30:56I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. Again African hip hop calm let's all say it together African hip hop calm louder African hip hop calm say it with some meaning because that's what time it is. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song.

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33:23I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. I'm going to play this song. That's something else from Gine Strayker. You really have to check out the music video to that. Where we heard a lot of music from Senegal.

34:23Next door was Gine. I think this music video was played in a long time. Then in South Africa this was a track they wanted to play for a while, but they couldn't get to it yet. Youngstass Cpt called Clurling. And it's a track about heritage in Africa. Yeah

35:29I feel it within I hope you could swim the water is deep for do I begin I'm wrapping a him To protect me from the gin because I don't want him to win I am the wind beneath the wings Naneel et The Ring cause I am a king and look where I've been I'm dropping a pin I send the locusts, yeah I'm in Beijing Pulling the strings to fight for cause never tighten our jaws We settling scores, we kicking indoors, we opening stores, we going on tours And look at the stage when I'm in the gym I think they scared they better be paid They know where you need, they know that we're there, we're saying I win, I'm first in the air I walk in the march on the O.S.P.H.H.F. Why you running a boss that's finding you lost with no sweet smarts I'm having a blast, I'm breaking a cycle I'm aiming the rifle, do you play to the Bible? Or could I make the cycles? Native and tribal, you think you're an idol? You want to go viral? You want to be in the finals, but you don't want to be titled Hands off colors, colors, colors, colors, colors I send this one out to my brothers, and all I lose is this love us

36:30And all I lose talking to colors, is one gone walking to the colors I send this one out to my brothers, and all I lose is this love us And all I lose talking to colors, is one gone walking to the colors Make a decision by some of your parents, but I take a hit on the engine I'm fearless Time is of essence, I feel as his urgent, I am on earth for the purpose, I'm a divergent The prophecy is coming, I hope you prepare, travel around, but nothing compares The way that we do it, the source of fear, spilling my guts, putting the dust to the chosen ones I know that it's us, skydower the path, throwing out the dust Cause making a strong like an elephant's task, it's making me just, but I get just And I get deaf, I'm doing it class, still took a boat, they explore any class You triumph my school, but it didn't pass, back off the pass because I'm a race All of the trials are all they embrace, a matter of politics, this is debate I hope I do not become a disgrace, cause I am a messenger, I am a spokesman Delivering like I'm a policeman, I'm loving my life like it's golden Old earth and Hulk-hocans, we are the Muslim components, but wetically I will expose it You know that you cannot control it, a color-dauthentic atonia

37:30In the gutter like a dirt pun, steppin' hot, I like dwarons From now on I'm gonna tell the light, you do your munderlung, wanna clear lung That's us, call it free, call it free, call it free, call it free, call it free Call it free, call it free, call it free, I said it's when I took my breath And all of this is the two lovers, and all of those fucking gutters They were a very strong dispute among the colors, because the colors is a mixture between the white men And the color, according to them, you see in the black, that was broad in here And because of some of them, very fair in complexion, of well skin, I would put them right They called it cave colors, for the mere fact is they couldn't differentiate between the white and the color

38:37Is your white men, so they call him a cave color There was also a thing, they called him cave malaise He said cave malaise, because he was okay, he's lived down in a cave here They want to be called a cave madonna madonna madonna madonna They've lived something dreadless, but they want to be called the one that loves you, Durban The Durban madonna madonna madonna madonna madonna madonna They call him the cave malaise, because it all started down near the cave when they brought these slaves here There's no seawater in jails, but there's more so flaringly And you go to the history where they started, but they said the castle They talk about the history of Saudi Arabia, they talk about the cave, they have the colors All about them, because I never heard of Saudi parliament, I heard of the strong war, I couldn't hear the history books alive in the school In the early 52s, the early 1952, they talk about the strong ruler

39:39And they said he's the calender, they said he was a lazy man, so he ended up on a beach So, what did they talk about here? Thought that this was war, well they get close We don't, we don't Yeah, we don't, we know really care Rumble in the jungle, we can rumble anywhere, rumble in your way Scratching all the lines, changing all the tarts, knocking off the boxes while we polish in our rhymes Some guys should buckle up, and the porch will caution We don't take it like we would be far supporting, we the type of cheese We can build the business while we go in off trees, all the bays, all the means weak Killing with the dress, no matter the dance or any distress was found Queen, Simon Goldschild, Simon Antloud, Simon Says Brown

40:46We don't, we don't, we don't Yeah, we don't, we don't really care Hands in the air, this is how we kick it, we'll be kicked it over here This is how we kick it, we'll be kicked it, move here How you do, new song, new heart, new here Just another shoulder, be the man controller, be an individual Stay my controller, stepping on my own, building my own tone I'm collecting all the paper for my kingdom back at home What you wanna do, I said it all before What you wanna see, I showed you all before I shot my little light, I do it all the time my kids will see my faces when they think about my life but we don't really care No, we don't, no, we don't, no, we don't We don't care, we don't care We don't really care, no, we don't, no, we don't We don't, we don't care, we don't care

41:50Our teacher, we... don't, we don't, we don't We don't really care, we don't, we don't want to be shook You know we know we don't, yeah, we don't Yeah, we don't, we don't really care And we move out on the streets. We're on the streets. Amanda, banda. Rewr, rewr, ediv θúlch l waiting for you. Awakening bands of the streets

42:51and cute moved out yeah yeah sexy kiss his teeth in the shein for my lips yeah yeah my sex cell is the only air that she breath I'm when I look into eyes I know that she can never get enough of me your body hinder like lean when we do it skin to skin and as it all stay in crease I feel the drip in my RV sure they say she feeling so she grab my neck cause she whisper please shoddy gimme that splash from my chest you man fu fu fu fu fu fu fu fu fu fu fu f Jour adding mica worthless yeah yeah shoddy gimme that sweat I'm locked in my bucket list

43:51I keep unknown but why she need a bucket squeak And when we don't shoot them we like a majestic Creep, creep, creep, creep, creep, creep, creep, mm Round two, creep, creep, mm Round three, there's a play-play Next day we go back to one for your place Make sure that your daddy's known Make sure that your mom is known Sweet, soft, that television Netflix, no more talking, your phone Show the beta, show the door Cause I know one needs to talk me about FordastДа at me Shake n

44:52I know the matter I couldn't kill us Cause I know the reason some kinds of things The kinds of things when we're consign me I just don't run my things Yeah yeah and I know they're coming to last time It's a last time So do they think I'm just a last time? Yeah oh it's a last time Cause I know better than most of them Then they expect me to come for them I know they post for them I know they're your life for two weeks Then say I think I'll stand them That they're own problems on G I think those who discover me All I'm in there by doing this Many girls with it gon' find me I know their time But in the meantime Can't give me something that could be done

45:53Give it to me while I lean back Not to make a big deal in time I love for you Lisa I gon' fly you go if it's up You know if it would be the visa Yeah yeah and I know my love will be It's a last time It's a last time And do they think I'm just a last time? Yeah oh it's a last time Yeah it's a last time It's a last time And do they think I'm just a last time? Yeah oh it's a last time

47:12Thank you

48:12I know my love will be the visa Yeah oh it's a last time Yeah oh it's a last time Yeah oh it's a last time Yeah oh it's a last time Yeah oh it's a last time That good product of it horn condoms I'll turn my gum from another camera But I'm excited own for one Share me better, comment line No one make you disappear me better Wrong time it takes to be care me better Awww Awww Awww Awww I don't come out don't come kill me class Awww Lend from this we're done I don't take for the game she's not pitas

49:36I don't know how you're gonna die I don't know how you're gonna live I'm not gonna live But I need you now Yeah I find you I give you one D.D. I know what you like I feel it coming Diamonds I see gases I try to do you But I need some lessons I need to give it all I try to live what I cause I don't know how you're the one Join me out of my mind You don't need no other body

50:36You don't need no other body Only you feel all my body Only you feel all my body You don't need no other body You see now I meet in my eyes I'm in the middle of my mind And I meet in me, you feel the mind Say your body, touch me nice Love you didn't need for your life Yeah, I learned to be like Here we did together, yeah, yeah, night Yeah, if I leave you by Yeah, if you leave I'll come Struck you up by Baby, love me your body Baby, as your wife Your body, baby So crazy Love me your body, baby Get me one knee to me I just wanna let you know Oh, baby, day and night You don't need no other body You don't need no other body Only you feel all my body

51:40Only you feel all my body You don't need no other body Hey baby, baby Everybody's just a sense No one loves you like that No one wants you to stay away Doctor the morning But I want to come from your loving I just wanna get you beside me Give me all you need Give me all you need Give me all you need Give me all you need Give me all you need Make I give you all you need Every touch you need Give me all you need Baby, baby You don't need no other body You don't need no other body Only you feel all my body Only you feel all my body You don't need no other body

52:42I want you dead I want you dead Promise you'll be just a friend Oh oh oh oh When you touch our welcome neck Oh oh oh oh Take us to the van of the grey Oh oh oh yeah One two one two You listen to Bobby Togas, aka cool, Bob Love Greetings party people This is your very good friend Richard Medina You checking out Africa Hip-Hop Radio word, African Hip-Hop Radio is the most funky fresh, delectable, sonic treat on the radio Get some

53:44Well this sort of mini mega mix of Nigerian new tunes Whiskey featuring Thames One of the Nightsest productions that I've heard of late Coming from Nigeria But the instrumental And actually let's bring it back a little bit Because you can talk over that And it's produced by Hit Sound But also it's vocal Different But your average is a back drop to a Whiskey song So curious to hear What else comes out from them Is they gonna do another collab And let's see what else I have The playlist Actually I'm gonna upload the playlist Because you're not good at reading it out at the same time Going through the new tunes to play here This was Let's see

54:44Play Burner Boy Kilometer There was a Fire Boy DML Lifestyle Which amazingly is on vinyl And I think Burner Boys Help me as well And that's a new thing Because I say Afro beats but never Used to come out on any format Or rather than Way for CD probably But Also played Soundgasm from Rema And Let's see what else Yeah I think that's it So let's see we still have a little more time left I'm playing a couple of other tunes That came out With bass, mono, this one Which is a bit different from whatever Else we've been playing throughout this One and a half hour I artist from Moharam now Not if you're aware of the music from Zanzibar

55:44But there's a semi-traditional style Called Tarop Not actually traditional but it came out of The Soltan's court music of the Early 1900s And developed ever since until Today it's still really popular in Tanzania Lesso in Kenya At least it's a pleasure A live scene there And now there's a collab This came out last year Sit Moharam together with Pete from Let me see if Remember the name of his label I have to get back to you about that Because we want to promote the project Um, track called Pakistan Now there's a sitymoharam And she's a young artist But she's also the great great grand daughter Even correct of one of the pioneers of Tarop music And early 1900s And uh, yeah This project is a kind of a Tribute to her grandmother

56:44Great grandmother Out on the corner records its name is Little Domestans Oh

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