Podcasts about brother resistance

3 recopilaciones de Electronic World Music (2000-2003)  Sintonía: "Regreso de Jicotea" - Juan-Carlos Formell"Rak Mrid" - Cheb Bilal; "Tu es ma vie" - Biyouna; "Ashwa" - Natacha Atlas; "Ya Bouy" - Omar Faruk Tekbilek with Steve Shehan, extraídas de "Arabesque Tlata 3" (Not On Label/React, 2003)"Emancipation Morning" - Brother Resistance; "Sunrise In Gambia" - Roberto Sol & Yann Kuhlmann; "Ji´s String" - Masters Of Ceremony; "Neti-Neti" (The Hear & Now Remix) - Adio Letter (feat. Don Cherry), extraídas de "Aphrodissimo 2", compilado por M.O.C. Paoli para el sello "Six Degrees" en el 2003"Vihma" (Fantastic Plastic Machine Remix) - Värttinä, extraída de "Deep Roots & Future Grooves (2000)Escuchar audio

In this week's episode we discuss the influence of Brother Resistance on our music and culture. Terrance Deyalsingh clearly never heard about the power of the word in the rhythm of the word as he bumbled all over himself. Food is back open and we clearly heeded the words of the boss as we went back out to restaurants. Word is that food prices going up though. Angus falls short but has all the right words to get us to keep the faith. Wais d word with team TTO? And is Rowlers going to give his final word on mandatory vaccines?

For Episode 3 of BBB RADIO, Ricardo and I, with special guests Tracy Hutchings, Alice Oscura, Sommerleigh Pollonais and I Julien Neaves pay tribute to rapso icon Brother Resistance and hip-hop legend Biz Markie, celebrate the 35th anniversary of James Cameron's "Aliens", go spoilery on the first season of Marvel Studios' "Loki" and share our honest opinions on the long-awaited "Space Jam: A New Legacy". 02:46 - RIP Brother Resistance & Biz Markie 21:12 - Aliens (RETROSPECT REVIEW) 1:58:27 - Loki (Season 1 SPOILER REVIEW) 2:59:38 - Space Jam: A New Legacy Matthew Bailey on Social Media, my Fiverr gigs (MUSIC, MUSIC VIDEO & SHORT FILM REVIEWS) and where you can hear the BBB Radio podcast - https://linktr.ee/beersbeatsandbailey Ricardo Medina on Social Media https://twitter.com/Rmeddy https://facebook.com/ricardo.medina.7169 Tracy J. Hutchings on Social Media https://www.facebook.com/joshanabetaknerai https://www.youtube.com/user/stealahb https://www.instagram.com/wearetracy/ https://vimeo.com/user11319107 Alice Oscura on Social Media https://www.facebook.com/alice.oscura/ https://twitter.com/lise_veliz2 JOIN HER OFFICIAL "DARK ALICE REVIEWS" FACEBOOK GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/330039671354767 Sommerleigh Pollonais on Social Media: https://www.facebook.com/sommerleigh.pollonais https://twitter.com/tntmoviejunkie https://www.instagram.com/darqjade/ CHECK OUT SOMMERLEIGH'S YOUTUBE CHANNEL: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIyqKL-ZuzALxqFPWjxh78g JOIN HER OFFICIAL "MOVIEJUNKIES CONT'D" FACEBOOK GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/794085497392173/ Julien Neaves on Social Media: https://www.facebook.com/julien.neaves https://twitter.com/redmanwriter https://www.instagram.com/redmanwriter/ CHECK OUT JULIEN'S MOVIE/TV SHOW REVIEW BLOG (which include Alice and Sommerleigh's written movie and TV show reviews): https://redmangoreviews.com/ LIKE/FOLLOW THE OFFICIAL "MOVIEVILLE" FACEBOOK PAGE: https://www.facebook.com/MovievilleTT/ OPENING SONG - "Loki Theme (Trap Remix)" - Remix Maniacs WATCH THE VIDEO HERE: https://youtu.be/jWY1LfEhkig CLOSING SONG - "LOONEY TUNES" [Original Theme Remix!]" - Remix Maniacs WATCH THE VIDEO HERE: https://youtu.be/V8Hs07IQ5xk Thanks for listening!

Dimanche 18 juillet c'était le Mandela Day en hommage au leader anti-apartheid de L'African National Congress (ANC) et ex-président de L'Afrique du Sud, Nelson Mandela.Retour sur Nova à l'année 1989 dans nos studios. L'apartheid sévit toujours et les artistes du monde entier continuent de lancer leurs messages pour que cesse cette monstruosité. Parmi eux, deux trinidadiens de passage à Paris après un séjour à Londres, des ambassadeurs du rapso, genre musical empruntant au calypso, à la soca et au rap, ouvert au reggae et l'afrobeat, pour se rappeler les racines africaines, affirmer les cultures caribéennes et dénoncer les injustices.Brother Résistance, qui a beaucoup inspiré par sa poésie chantée l'artiste londonien caribéen Anthony Joseph, vient alors de sortir l'album « Rapso uprising ».Il est décédé ce 13 juillet à Port of Spain. Nous lui rendons hommage avec cette session enregistrée lors de sa visite à Nova en compagnie de Karega Mandela.Né en 1954 à Port of Spain, Roy Lewis changea par la suite son nom en Lutalo Masimba pour rappeler son héritage africain. Inspiré par le pionnier du rapso Lancelot Layne, artiste et militant trinidadien des années 70 qui accompagna les mouvements sociaux de l'époque ( à écouter, « Blow away » réédité par Cree Records, Lutalo alias Brother Résistance publia « Roots of de rapso rhythm » et « Rapso Explosion » (1984), « Rapso Takeover » (1986), and « Rapso Uprising » (1989) et continua sa croisade musicale et culturelle pacifique, reconnue sur le tard dans son propre pays.Parmi ses chansons marquantes, citons Ring de Bell, Dancin Shoes Rapso,Tonite is de nite, Can'take that. Brother Resistance fut l'une des premières signatures du label Rituals Music lancé par Lorraine O'Connor (qui accompagna Brother Resistance à Nova), Jean Michel Gibert et Rosemary Hezekiah. En 2012, le prestigieux Quen's Royal Collège dont il suivit les enseignements l'honorait pour sa contribution à la culture et aux arts de Trinidad. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Quarantine and ProtestsOn May 25, 2020 George Floyd was killed by police during an arrest for alleged forgery. The viral video of his killers pinning him down and kneeling on his neck as he cried out for help sparked protests around the nation and later the world. DysChick and SocaSaySo RANT about how quarantine may have contributed to people of various backgrounds taking to the streets. Then we RAVE to "Crucial Decision" from Trinidadian rapso icon Brother Resistance.Follow SocaSaySo on all social media or go to SocaSaySo.comFollow DysChick on all social media or go to DysChick.com

For episode two we are delighted to bring you a selection of retro flavoured sunshine grooves from mysterious Melbourne based producer PARADISE BOX. (Echovolt /Crimes Of The Future) As expected the mix seamlessly brings together tropical vibes, Japanese boogie, dusty deep house, techno, international proto-house flavours, electro funk, and uplifting vocal jams from the likes of Ruff Dug & Glowing Palms, Model 500, Colonel Abrahams, Brother Resistance, John Rosa and Rick James. Cooler than the other side of the pillow and absolutely essential! 1.Ken Muramatsu – Ocean Breeze 2.Masahiko Kondō - 風のドライブイン 3.JT Taylor – Long Hot Summer [Dub] 4.Total Contrast – Sunshine 5.Glowing Palms x Ruf Dug – Rachael’s Team 6.Judy Mowatt – So Many Eyes 7.Tony McKenzie – Ha Chica [inst] 8.Brother Resistance – Can I Get a Witness 9.Massive Sounds – I Want You 10.Paul Rutherford – Seduction 11.Colonel Abrams – You Don’t Know 12.Blaze – If You Should Need a Friend 13.Annette - Dream 17 14.Robert Palmer – The Silver Gun 15.Model 500 – Sound Of Stereo 16.John Rocca – Move 17.MSQ II – Too Much 18.Bernard Wright – After You [inst] 19.Rick James – Love Interlude www.tropicalnorthpodcast.com

Producer Jake Hochberger brings us to the southernmost island in the Caribbean, Trinidad. Trinidad is the birthplace of the steel drum, calypso and soca music, and is home to the largest Carnival celebration in the world. Here we encounter the musical and philosophical movement called rapso--an infectiously danceable rhythmic oration style that comes with a philosophy championing a Trinidadian identity in the face of a colonial history and a globalized present. We meet three generations of artists, from the founding King of Rapso, Brother Resistance, to the emerging musicians behind the American hip-hop influenced trapso sound. Brother Resistance shares stories of how local rhythms and participation in Trinidad’s Black Power movement influenced him to define his music as the most recent manifestation of an ancient oral tradition, as passed down from the West African griot. Omari Ashby of Kindred, Wendell Manwarren of 3Canal, and Ataklan bring us into the Trinidadian cultural matrix, where speed-rapping Carnival masquerade characters come to life through this music of rebellion and social uplift. Producer: Jake Hochberger Follow Afropop Worldwide on Facebook at www.facebook.com/afropop, on Instagram @afropopworldwide and on Twitter @afropopww. Subscribe to the Afropop Worldwide newsletter at www.afropop.org/newsletter/ Afropop Closeup [Distributed 12/06/2016]

Producer Jake Hochberger brings us to the southernmost island in the Caribbean, Trinidad. Trinidad is the birthplace of the steel drum, calypso and soca music, and is home to the largest Carnival celebration in the world. Here we encounter the musical and philosophical movement called rapso--an infectiously danceable rhythmic oration style that comes with a philosophy championing a Trinidadian identity in the face of a colonial history and a globalized present. We meet three generations of artists, from the founding King of Rapso, Brother Resistance, to the emerging musicians behind the American hip-hop influenced trapso sound. Brother Resistance shares stories of how local rhythms and participation in Trinidad’s Black Power movement influenced him to define his music as the most recent manifestation of an ancient oral tradition, as passed down from the West African griot. Omari Ashby of Kindred, Wendell Manwarren of 3Canal, and Ataklan bring us into the Trinidadian cultural matrix, where speed-rapping Carnival masquerade characters come to life through this music of rebellion and social uplift.