Podcasts about gqom oh

The latest music craze to hit South African dance floors is a dark, pulsating and energetic sound called gqom. For the past seven years, a young and technologically skilled generation in Durban, KwaZulu Natal, has created and finessed a sound that has the world hooked and wanting more. It is an entire cultural movement complete with distinctive dance moves and styles. We talk to some of the deejays and young producers of this genre, like DJ Lag, Citizen Boy and Distruction Boyz, as well as Gqom Oh! record label owner Francesco Nan Kolè to understand where gqom originated, how it's made and where it's going. We also look at how this rough and raw party music has evolved to accommodate a more commercial market. Produced by Akornefa Akyea in 2018 APWW #784

The second hour of the broadcast comes from Kassie and Emelyne. Kassie works with movement and sound, a dancer pursuing music who loves to DJ with her huge inspo and best gal Emelyne. Emelyne needs little introduction, a heavyweight in the Naarm/Melbourne scene and co-host of the Blend on PBS. Kassie and Emelyne are also part of $R$ BZN$$, noted for blessing Skylab with their cult 420 series and genre bending b2b sessions around town. The mix uses experimental dancehall, outside noize, worldly club rhythms and expressive bass music to tap into a hypnotically charged space.
 @emelyne-khor @kassie-junkeer *Emelyne B2B Kassie* STILL - Haile Selassie Is The Micro-Chip [PAN] Nazar - Bunker ft. Shannen SP [Hyperdub] ♨ - OCCii Soundcheck [OCCii] DJ Kolt - Obscuro [Príncipe] Maral - Avesta Khani Reggaeton [Astral Plane] Nene H - Lament [Incienso] Acid Arab - Gul l'Abi ft. A‐WA [Crammed Discs] Exile Di Brave & Time Cow - Blackheart Man [Equinoxx] FAKA - Isifundo Sokuqala [NON] STILL & Winnie Lado - Ahlam Wa Ish السماء هي الحد [PAN] Kinlaw & Franco Franco - Militante Del Niente [Noods] Maral - Oi [Astral Plane] Scotch Rolex - Omuzira ft. MC Yallah [Hakuna Kulala] Pearson Sound & Clara! - Mi Cuerpo [Pearson Sound] Griffit Vigo - Yasizwa Les'gubhu [Gqom Oh!] DJ Nigga Fox - Nhama [Príncipe] Anz - Stepper [Hessle Audio] Pelada - Desatado [PAN] Khalab - Black Noise ft. Tenesha The Wordsmith [On The Corner] Bitter Babe x Nick León - SMS_229-305 [Tra Tra Trax] Sankara Future Dub Resurgence - Two Thousand Seasons Dub [Indigenous Resistance] The Bug - Vexed ft. Moor Mother [Ninja Tune] Bill Diakhou - Tani [Awesome Tapes From Africa]

*Note there's an annoying sound glitch on this week's podcast - apologies for that* What's that coming over the hill? It's two people with a podcast and a whole load of exceptional sounds for your ears. From the galloping intro of Sunny Jain through bassy goodness of Gqom Oh boss Nan Kolè and DJ Tess' collaboration, you know you're in for a good week. We also have music recorded on mobile phones in Niger, Japanese jazz, hefty rock and a whole lot more. Tracklisting Sunny Jain - Aye Mere Dil Kahin Aur Chal (Smithsonian Folkways Recordings, USA) Nan Kolè, DJ Tess, NyNy - Gimme Any Riddim (self-release, Italy) Lina_Raül Refree - Cuidei Que Tinha Morrido (Glitterbeat Records, Germany) ZOHASTRE - Tarantella (ZamZam Records, France) Twin Sister - Light (God Unknown Records, UK) Etran de L'Aïr - Tilyadene (Sahel Sounds, USA) Dwellings x Locean - Cloudy (Tesla Tapes, UK) Anna Funk Damage – Badass Bitch (LazyTapes, Germany) Primitive World - FMJ 1 (Ecstatic Recordings, UK) Masahiko Sato - Sanae, Ai to Kyofu (Konoha no Fune) (WRWTFWW, Switzerland) Produced and edited by Nick McCorriston. Hit him up for any and all audio work at nickamc.com and follow him on Twitter @nickamc

The latest music craze to hit South African dance floors is a dark, pulsating and energetic sound called gqom. For the past seven years, a young and technologically skilled generation in Durban, KwaZulu Natal, has created and finessed a sound that has the world hooked and wanting more. It is an entire cultural movement complete with distinctive dance moves and styles. We talk to some of the deejays and young producers of this genre, like DJ Lag, Citizen Boy and Distruction Boyz, as well as Gqom Oh! record label owner Francesco Nan Kolè to understand where gqom originated, how it’s made and where it’s going. We also look at how this rough and raw party music has evolved to accommodate a more commercial market. Produced by Akornefa Akyea APWW #784

The latest music craze to hit South African dance floors is a dark, pulsating and energetic sound called gqom. For the past seven years, a young and technologically skilled generation in Durban, KwaZulu Natal, has created and finessed a sound that has the world hooked and wanting more. It is an entire cultural movement complete with distinctive dance moves and styles. We talk to some of the deejays and young producers of this genre, like DJ Lag, Citizen Boy and Distruction Boyz, as well as Gqom Oh! record label owner Francesco Nan Kolè to understand where gqom originated, how it’s made and where it’s going. We also look at how this rough and raw party music has evolved to accommodate a more commercial market. Produced by Akornefa Akyea

We have the usual ten tracks for you this week, and they're absolute stunners. Kicking off with a beaut from Al Lover and Cairo Liberation Front, we also have Gqom Oh! label boss Nan Kolè's solo debut. There are also new ones from Secret Chiefs 3, Russian jazz band Brom, Japanese dub producer Sak Dub I and loads more