Podcasts about Mokoomba

When Zimbabwe's dynamic roots band Mokoomba had a chance meeting with a house music producer and an American kamelengoni (Malian pentatonic harp) player, the sparks flew. A few weeks later, they all gathered for two days to write and record a song aimed at the lucrative Afro-House, DJ remix market. In this Zimbabwe-focused episode, we hear new mbira music from Mary Anibal and Othnell Mangoma Moyo, and go inside the creation of a future Mokoomba dancefloor sensation. Produced by Banning Eyre.

Rockin' Like A Champion ...with tracks by...Seniority, Moxina, Dub Siren, Flammer Dance Band, Los Dos Hermanos, Mokoomba, ArtJumper, Reggaddiction and Roberta Lea, St.Ego, Mykal Rose, Subatomic Sound System, Hollie Cook, Hamada, The Heavy Heavy, Ari Joshua, Russ Lawton, Ray Paczkowski Seniority - I'm in Love with the Girl from the Video Game [Bandcamp] [...] The post PCP#857… Rockin’ Like A Champion… appeared first on Pete Cogle's Podcast Factory.

Very exciting that Mokoomba is returning to Music Haven for July 7th.

Maxwell spins a 30 minute playlist of current songs from Nigeria, South Africa, Ghana, Ethiopia, Zimbambwe, Uganda and Morocco. Then she catches up on the 25th Anniversary of The Ghana Music Awards with Prince, and presents the story of Mokoomba, the Zimbabwean band who is currently on tour in the United States, as narrated by Evans Zininga of the VOA Zimbabwe Service.

WORLD MUSIC CHARTS EUROPE 2023 TOP 20 | Del nº 10 al 1 Segundo programa de los dos que vamos a dedicar al Top 20 de WMCE del año 2023, repasamos del puesto 10 hasta el 1. Al finalizar el año World Music Charts Europe (WMCE) hace recuento de la opinión de su panel de críticos, el resultado del cómputo anual de las puntuaciones mensuales es la clasificación que ha publicado en la web oficial. DIMITRIS MYSTAKIDIS, TINARIWEN, PAYADORA TANGO ENSEMBLE, IDRISSA SOUMAORO, MOSTAR SEVDAH REUNION, OMARA PORTUONDO, MOKOOMBA, DAMIR IMAMOVIC, ALTIN GÜN Más información en: https://www.lossonidosdelplanetaazul.com/

Novedades con Ekiti Sound, con uno de los sonidos más originales y arriesgados del año, basado en la música fuji nigeriana con afrobeat, rap y electrónica. La música de baile marfileña de Roseline Layo. El directo de Santrofi, la gran banda de highlife de Ghana. El afropop basado en el chimurenga de Mokoomba, y el jazz afrofuturista del saxofonista Idris Ackamoor. Además, mucha música de los 70: afrofunk con Geraldo Pino , música fuji con Alhaji Prof Kollington Ayinla, ritmos bukineses con Abdoulaye Cisse y las grandes bandas de Mali con Le Mystere Jazz de Tomboctou Track List Ekiti Sound - Fuji On One Ekiti Sound - Free The Boy Roseline Layo - Kinoue Santrofi - Alewa (Live) Mokoomba - Nyansola Idris Ackamoor - Police Dem Geraldo Pino - Africans Must Unite Alhaji Prof Kollington Ayinla - E Ye Ika Se Abdoulaye Cisse - Kodjougou Le Mystere Jazz de Tomboctou - Leli

Aquesta setmana comencem amb el nou disc del grup Mokoomba des de Zimbawe, seguim amb la descoberta del disc Damir Imamovic, recomanem concerts de la Fira Mediterrània de Manresa amb Dunjaluk i Raul Refree i Maria Mazotta, i acabem amb un record per Jimi Hendrix mort un 18 de setembre, el mateix dia es va publicar el segon disc de Black Sabbath.

Comenzamos hoy nuestra temporada número 23, desde 2001 difundiendo la música africana en Radio Enlace y Radio Círculo, y lo que nos queda !! Arrancamos con novedades discográficas, la potente banda de Zimbabwe Mokoomba, el highlife ghanés de Ahemaa Nwomkro, la diva nigeriana de afrobeats Tiwa Savage, el afrofunk electrónico de Bosq & Kaleta, y la reedición de música guineana de los 70 con Leon Keita. En la segunda parte, highlife de Ghana con C.K.Mann, y de Nigeria con Dele Ojo, la voz de la caboverdiana Sara Tavares, el blues del desierto con Ali Farka Toure y la rumba keniata de Orchestre Shika Shika. Seguimos, 23 añitos !! Track List Mokoomba - Tamwela Mama Mokoomba - Nzara Hapana Ahemaa Nwomkro - Yebre Ma Owvo Tiwa Savage - Pick Up Bosq & Kaleta - Meji Meji Leon Keita - Diarabi Mana C.K.Mann - Womma Yen Som Dele Ojo - Jekoyema Sara Tavares - Fitxadu Ali Farka Toure - Kenouna Orchestre Shika Shika - Diabanza

A vast expanse of musical ground is covered on the latest @weheardwonders podcast. Hey, it's what we do! We move from the sunlit Zimrock of Mokoomba to the mysterious medieval hijinks and levitating bananas of Immaterial Possession; from the latest inspired team-up (this time with El Michels Affair) of hip-hop firebrand Black Thought to producer-extraordinaire James Ellis Ford's idiosyncratic lurch centre-stage, and the warmly soothing and quietly profound Appalachian trance of Powers / Pulice / Rolin. Andrew discusses his Great Vinyl Migration, Iain freestyles about freestyle, and something swampy and funky has the Vinyl Word. Listen to We Heard Wonders on your podcast platform of choice; like, subscribe and recommend; catch up with previous editions and support the show by buying us a Coffee (link in the show bio). What did you make of this week's tracks? We'd love to know!Support the showwww.instagram.com/weheardwonderswww.buymeacoffee.com/weheardwonders

Zimbabwean band Mokoomba poises to drop its new album Tusona due out July 7th. The band's longtime manager Marcus Gora reveals exciting details in an interview with Host Heather Maxwell and breaks down the meaning of “Nzara Hapana” – the band's popular pre-release track. Cheick Thiero joins our weekly Drop the Needle segment and Heather curates a mixed playlist of mahraganat, Afrolatin, Afrobeats and more.

**Steve Vimto's Eclectic Sessions Replay On traxfm.org. This Week Vimto Gave Us Eclectic/Indie Dance/RNB/HipHop/House/Reggae Beauties From Hot Toddy & Karen Harding, Tasmin Archer, Orchestral Manouvres In The Dark, Mokoomba, BB&Q Band, Kool & The Gang, Todd Terje, Farley Jackmaster Funk Feat Darryl Pandy, Roog, Artful & Ridney Feat Terri Walker, DNote, Marc Antoine, Mylo, Gwen McRae, Aretha Franklin, Toni Braxton, Cutty Ranks & More Catch Steve Vimto's Eclectic Sessions Every Thursday From 5PM UK Time The Station: traxfm.org #traxfm #soul #funk #danceclassics #house #indie #hiphop #boogie #eclectic #RnB #remixes Listen Live Here Via The Trax FM Player: chat.traxfm.org/player/index.html Mixcloud LIVE :mixcloud.com/live/traxfm Free Trax FM Android App: play.google.com/store/apps/det...mradio.ba.a6bcb The Trax FM Facebook Page : facebook.com/original103.3 Trax FM Live On Hear This: hearthis.at/k8bdngt4/live Tunerr: tunerr.co/radio/Trax-FM Radio Garden: Trax FM Link: http://radio.garden/listen/trax-fm/IEnsCj55 OnLine Radio Box: onlineradiobox.com/uk/trax/?cs...cs=uk.traxRadio Radio Deck: radiodeck.com/radio/5a09e2de87...7e3370db06d44dc Radio.Net: traxfmlondon.radio.net Stream Radio : streema.com/radios/TraxFM..TheOriginals Live Online Radio: liveonlineradio.net/english/tr...ax-fm-103-3.htm*

Aquesta setmana comencem amb el darrer disc del músic de Guina Bissau Kimi Djabaté, seguim amb la descoberta del debut de la Funmilayo Afrobeat Orchestra desde Brasil, parlem del cartell del proper festival Womad UK escoltant Mokoomba, Dele Sosimi, Israel Fernandez i Taxi Kebab, i tenim un record per Rory Gallagher quan fa 50 anys del disc Blueprint.

Entre las novedades de música africana de hoy en AfricaPachanga tenemos el último trabajo de la gran cantante de Gabón Pamela Badjogo, un single de dos de las grandes figuras congoleñas Ray Lema & Jupiter, una banda que mezcla afrobeat y rap Roforofo Jazz, y el recopilatorio "Edo Funk Explosion", música de Nigeria de los 79, de donde seleccionamos temas de Osayomore Joseph y Sir Victor Uwaifo. Además, música de Sudáfrica con Mafikiolo y el pianista de jazz Moses Taiwa Molelekwa, vamos a Zimbabwe con Mokoomba, y dos grandes maestros para despedir la edición de hoy: el maliense Issa Bagayogo y el angoleño Paulo Flores Track List Pamela Badjogo - Toto Pamela Badjogo - Ngoka Ray Lema & Jupiter - Aza Villageois Roforofo Jazz - 2Kick1 Osayomore Joseph - Ororo No De Fade Sir Victor Uwaifo - Aibalegbe Mafikiolo - Khona Moses Taiwa Molelekwa - Genes And Spirits Mokoomba - Mokole Issa Bagayogo - Dibi Paulo Flores - Canto De Rua

Presentamos el último trabajo de la joven y talentosa cantante de Zimbabwe, Hope Masike, y aprovechamos para escuchar a otros grandes artistas de este país: Mokoomba, Zivanai Masango y Oliver Mtukudzi. Más voces de mujeres, con la música de los griots de Trio de Kali y Sara Tavares, de Cabo Verde. Además escuchamos un tema de Alhaji K. Frimpong de Ghana de los 70 y la versión rapera de Blitz The Ambassador. Para terminar, Baaba Maal y London Afrobeat Ensemble, la gran banda de afrobeat y afrofunk que nos visita este viernes día 7 de febrero en la Sala Clamores, en Madrid, concierto que no deberías perderte !!! Track List Hope Masike - Ndoitasei Hope Masike - The Exorcism Of A Spinster Mokoomba - Muzwile Zivanai Masango - Rise Shine Oliver Mtukudzi - Kunze Kwadoka Trio Da Kali - Kene Bo Sara Tavares - Filangadu Alhaji K. Frimpong - Hwehwe Muna Yi Wo Mpena Blitz The Ambassador - Akwaaba London Afrobeat - Stop Talking Baaba Maal - Mbaye

Zimbabwe's Mokoomba merges traditional Tonga rhythms with modern Afro-fusion for a brimming sound that's at once energizing and emotionally evocative. The six-piece band joins Wo'Pop's Darek Mazzone in the KEXP Live Room to perform four new songs and discuss eleven years of touring together and the meaning behind their songs. Recorded 04/26/2019. 4 songs - Nyansola, Njawane, Manina, Ndipe. Support the show.

Vandaag een vooruit op de komende zomerfestivals en de artiesten die daar optreden. Je hoort Mokoomba, Lauryn Hill, Jungle By Night, ZAZ en Van Morrison.

In this bonus episode, get an inside look at the past and present of our Global Rhythms series! Host Jini Palmer talks with Spider Kedelsky, the founder of the Global Rhythms series (1:00). He recalls how the music series came to be and shares his experience working with different groups and musicians over the years. Then Jini sits down with Jon Kertzer, current curator of our Global Rhythms series, to find out how he got involved with Global Rhythms and learn about his experience in radio and his interest in world music (16:04). Kertzer dives into the season’s incredible lineup, discussing the inaugural concert performed by Mamak Khadem (22:34) and highlighting the bands to come—including the Pedrito Martinez Group (23:27), Lorraine Klaasen (25:03), Mokoomba and Chimurenga Renaissance (27:18), and Kinan Azmeh’s CityBand (30:30). Learn about the history of our Global Rhythms series—and about the unforgettable lineup that’s approaching this season!

Concludiamo la stagione di Jazz Anthology e il tour tra i Jazz Festival italiani e europei ascoltando artisti presenti nelle rassegne di Mouhlouse, Saalfelden, Willisau e Sant'Anna Arresi. Playlist:..1. Ghost, Peter Evans Ensemble; 2. Mokole, Mokoomba; 3. Abusey Junction, Kokoroko Afrobeat Ensemble, 4. Theme 001, Jaimie Branch; 5. Attica Black, The Young Mothers; 6. Cascade in Slow Motion, Tyshawn Sorey; 7. Boss Redux, Chicago London Underground

Concludiamo la stagione di Jazz Anthology e il tour tra i Jazz Festival italiani e europei ascoltando artisti presenti nelle rassegne di Mouhlouse, Saalfelden, Willisau e Sant'Anna Arresi. Playlist:..1. Ghost, Peter Evans Ensemble; 2. Mokole, Mokoomba; 3. Abusey Junction, Kokoroko Afrobeat Ensemble, 4. Theme 001, Jaimie Branch; 5. Attica Black, The Young Mothers; 6. Cascade in Slow Motion, Tyshawn Sorey; 7. Boss Redux, Chicago London Underground

Concludiamo la stagione di Jazz Anthology e il tour tra i Jazz Festival italiani e europei ascoltando artisti presenti nelle rassegne di Mouhlouse, Saalfelden, Willisau e Sant'Anna Arresi. Playlist:..1. Ghost, Peter Evans Ensemble; 2. Mokole, Mokoomba; 3. Abusey Junction, Kokoroko Afrobeat Ensemble, 4. Theme 001, Jaimie Branch; 5. Attica Black, The Young Mothers; 6. Cascade in Slow Motion, Tyshawn Sorey; 7. Boss Redux, Chicago London Underground

Mokoomba, Okkervil River, Curtis McMurtry, David Amram and Joe Pug perform on NPR Music & West Virginia Public Broadcasting's Mountain Stage. Episode 901 recorded live at the Culture Center Theater in Charleston, WV.

Clive Anderson and Sara Cox are joined by Brendan Gleeson, Anita Anand, Richard Bean and Danny Wallace for an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy. With music from Mokoomba and Kathryn Williams. Producer: Sukey Firth.

Comenzamos hoy presentando Luyando, el segundo álbum de Mokoomba una banda de Zimbabwe a la que seguimos especialmente desde su disco de debut en el año 2012, Rising Tide, en la que nos presentaban una propuesta de afro-pop repleta de frescura con influencias muy variadas, desde la música malinké al reggae, y donde incluían guitarras congoleñas y vientos latinos. Sin embargo, en este segundo disco han apostado por un sonido mucho más acústico, enraizado en la música tonga, la región de Zimbabwe a la que pertenecen la mayoría de los músicos de Mookomba. Un disco que nos ha sorprendido gratamente, y que nos muestra la versatilidad de una de las mejores bandas africanas del momento.De Zimbabwe también recuperamos a una de las figuras más importantes de la música africana, Thomas Mapfumo, que desde los años 70 cuando inventó el chimurenga se convirtió en uno de los músicos más populares de su país. En su música resaltan las guitarras eléctricas imitando el sonido tradicional de las mbiras. En la edición de hoy del AfroClub, tenemos más novedades discográficas, con el último trabajo de Elida Almeida, Djunta Kudjer, donde nos introduce a alguno de los ritmos caboverdiando menos conocidos, como el tabanka. También tendremos a Seekaman, una banda de músicos de Ghana que viven en Bélgica y nos proponen un reggae potente y combativo, con un sonido muy original, basado en la fusión de los ritmos jamaicanos con el highlife. A pesar de que esta propuesta de highife y reggae no ha sido muy explorada, alguna otra banda como los Refugee All Stars, ya habían jugado con estas ideas de añadir ritmos jamaicanos sobre las bases de su highlife acústico y de la música del vino de palma. Otros maestros de la música africana han pasado también hoy por el AfroClub, Cheikh-Lô, una de las referencias de la música africana a nivel internacional, con uno de los temas de su último trabajo Balbalou, de hace un par de años, y Samba Mapangala, uno de los mejores músicos de la rumba keniata, el estilo propio que se creó en Nairobi a finales de los 70 a partir de la rumba congoleña y elementos de las músicas tradicionales de Kenia, sobre todo, el benga.

Vanavond om 23:00 uur een uur lang wereldmuziek in Radio Ritmundo met Stan Rijven. Rode draad in de uitzending is de leadguitar. Muziek van Mokoomba, Bombino, Alif, Sekou Diabate, Koo Nimo en Tamikrest.

Every year, the world-famous Apollo Theater and New York’s World Music Institute pack the house for a stellar lineup of established and emerging artists from the African continent. This year was especially impressive. We bring you concert highlights and interviews with artists from Ghana, Sudan, Niger and Zimbabwe. You’ll hear Alsarah and the Nubatones, inspired by the rich cultures of Nubia, Jojo Abot’s arty, dancehall-meets-Afrobeat grooves, Bombino’s joyous Tuareg rock, and the discovery of the night for many Afropop fans: Mokoomba from Zimbabwe, featuring phenomenal lead singer Mathias Muzaza, who spanned nods to Salif Keita, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, as well as a Congolese soukous animation that had the crowd up and dancing. Special bonus: a taste of the acoustic “traditional” set Mokoomba performed the next day up the Hudson. Produced by Sean Barlow. 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/ APWW PGM #728 [Distributed 12/15/2016]

The crowd grows restless until finally the lights go down and the artist takes the stage, and that's when things come alive. It's “Afropop Live! 2016”--an anthology of some of the best performances we had the honor to see and record this year. From our home base in New York to the Festival on the Niger in Mali, this show goes global, bringing you music from across Africa and the diaspora: Kenyan pop, traditional Colombian bullerengue, Haitian compas and more. We'll get intimate performances by NYC-based Colombian-rooted groups Bulla en el Barrio and Combo Chimbita, a festival set from Abdoulaye Diabate, and music from Sauti Sol, Tabou Combo and Mokoomba in New York concert halls. For more live music from this year visit www.afropop.org to see our programs on Colombia in NYC, globalFEST, Africa Now!, MASA, Hakim and Bunny Wailer, and Carnival in BK. Produced by Ben Richmond and Sebastian Bouknight. 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/ APWW PGM #742 [Distributed 11/17/2016]

The lineup of artists performing at the 2016 Lotus Festival of World Music and Arts has been announced

The lineup of artists performing at the 2016 Lotus Festival of World Music and Arts has been announced

#728 Distributed April 21 Africa Now! 2016 Rocks the Apollo Theater in Harlem Every year, the world-famous Apollo Theater and New York's World Music Institute pack the house for a stellar lineup of established and emerging artists from the African continent. This year was especially impressive. We bring you concert highlights and interviews with the artists--from Ghana, Sudan, Niger and Zimbabwe. You'll hear Alsarah and the Nubatones, inspired by the rich cultures of Nubia, Jojo Abot's arty, dancehall-meets-Afrobeat grooves, Bombino's joyous Tuareg rock, and the discovery of the night for many Afropop fans: Mokoomba from Zimbabwe, featuring phenomenal lead singer Mathias Muzaza, who spanned nods to Salif Keita, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, as well as a Congolese soukous animation that had the crowd up and dancing. Special bonus: a taste of the acoustic "traditional" set Mokoomba performed the next day up the Hudson.