Podcasts about Sampa the Great

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Medan Lauryn Hill höll sig borta från rampljuset förde systrarna vidare ett arv som förenade dåtid och nutid med en beslutsamhet och självsäkerhet kring konsten. Du möter Ms. Hill i det här avsnittet som handlar om hennes efterföljare. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Yaya Bey från New York hittar något vackert i förtvivlan genom musik som blandar hemvävd, intim neosoul med hiphop, jazz och lover's rock. Sampa the Great från Zambia kombinerar genrer och språk. Little Simz ser musik i färger, medan Hope Tala ger oss möjlighet att lyssna på R&B med nya öron. Kosmiska kvinnan Muva of Earth svävar ut i det okända med sin harpa.

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Afrobeat superstar Seun Kuti teams up with Zambian singer, rapper, and songwriter Sampa the Great. Dedicated to uniting a panoply of voices across the African diaspora, Kuti lights up the airwaves with the powerful  “Emi Aluta (Zamrock remix).” 

Novedades en AfricaPachanga con el último recopilatorio del sello SoundWayRecords, el tercer volumen de "Nigeria Special", centrado en la música de los años 80, música experimental donde se mezclaban los sonidos más modernos de las cajas de ritmos y los sintetizadores, junto a la música tradicional yoruba y al highlife. Más novedades con los últimos trabajos del maestro del ngoni, Aboubakar Traoré, y del mítico Mulatu Astatqe, que nos demuestra que el ethio-jazz sigue muy vivo, y de los ritmos caribeños y africanos de The Bongo Hop. Además, seguimos rindiendo homenaje al gran guitarrista congoleños Papa Noel, recuperando música de su paso por la banda de Le Grand Kallé y por los Bantous de la Capitale. También, escuchamos al angoleño Calabeto, al senegalés Youssou N Dour, y a dos grandes y originales raperas, la senegalesa Sister Fa y la zambiana Sampa The Great. Disfruta Track List Ozzobia - Ndi Oma Etiene T Boy - Jealousy Aboubakar Traoré & Balima - Sonfo Mulatu Astatqe - Tension The Bongo Hop - Ah Kumana Le Grand Kallé - Mindule Mipanzana Bantous de la Capitale - Auguy Na Fort Rousset Calabeto - Tussokana Kiebi Youssou N Dour - Fay Bar Sister Fa - Soldat Sampa The Great - Tilibobo

Medan Lauryn Hill höll sig borta från rampljuset förde systrarna vidare ett arv som förenade dåtid och nutid med en beslutsamhet och självsäkerhet kring konsten. Du möter Ms. Hill i det här avsnittet som handlar om hennes efterföljare. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Yaya Bey från New York hittar något vackert i förtvivlan genom musik som blandar hemvävd, intim neosoul med hiphop, jazz och lover's rock. Sampa the Great från Zambia kombinerar genrer och språk. Little Simz ser musik i färger, medan Hope Tala ger oss möjlighet att lyssna på R&B med nya öron. Kosmiska kvinnan Muva of Earth svävar ut i det okända med sin harpa.

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1/ RAEKWON. 4 In the morning. 2/ QUELLE CHRIS. Greene eyes. feat. TANYA MORGAN, CAVALIER Y FRESH DAILY. 3/ J ZONE. Clubba Lang. con AL SHID. 4/ ZEIDAH. Desde siempre. 5/ LAIDBACK VILLAINS. Bad boys d’estar per casa. 6/ EDU OMEGA. 1984. 7/ BROTHER ALI. Goin' Through It. feat ANT. 8/ SAMPA THE GREAT. Final Form. 9/ TYLER THE CREATOR. A boy is a gun. 10/ JUANCHO MARQUÉS. Dime el lugar. 11/ BIG MENU. Demasiado. 12/ ATMOSPHERE. Like a fire.13/ TRISTATE & OH NO. Exit thru the gift shop. feat EVIDENCE.14/ JOEY BADASS. Word is Bond.15/ TRIBADE. We don’t care. feat LAS NINYAS DEL CORRO.16/ ELANE. Get HighEscuchar audio

Seun Kuti présente son nouvel album Heavier Yet, Lays the Crownless Head réalisé par Lenny Kravitz. Le virtuose de l'afrobeat Seun Kuti s'apprête à dévoiler au monde entier son dernier chef-d'œuvre musical, « Heavier Yet (Lays The Crownless Head) » prévu le 4 octobre 2024 via le label indépendant milanais Record Kicks.Six ans après l'album Black Times, nominé aux Grammy Awards, cet album marque un tournant dans l'illustre carrière de Seun Kuti et témoigne de son évolution en tant qu'artiste et activiste.Produit par le légendaire musicien Lenny Kravitz et l'ingénieur du son historique de Fela Kuti, Sodi Marciszewer « Heavier Yet (Lays The Crownless Head) » promet d'offrir une expérience sonore sans précédent. Grâce à l'expertise de Kravitz et de Sodi et au talent inégalé de Seun Kuti, l'album est prêt à redéfinir les limites de la musique contemporaine tout en restant fidèle aux racines de l'afrobeat.Chacun des 6 titres de l'album incarne l'esprit de la résistance, de la résilience et de la révolution. Chaque chanson parle de la nécessité de relever les défis et de se battre pour le changement. Comme les singles « Dey » avec l'icône du reggae Damian Marley, décrit comme « une chanson sur l'acceptation et la défense de ce que nous sommes, indépendamment » et « Emi Aluta », « une chanson sur la lutte (Aluta signifie lutte) qui rend hommage à tous les grands révolutionnaires », avec la rappeuse et compositrice zambienne Sampa The Great, l'un des meilleurs et des plus novateurs paroliers de notre époque.Le titre « T.O.P. » évoque « la façon dont la société valorise l'argent et le succès plus que les gens ». Seun Kuti veut changer cela en encourageant l'empathie et en renouant avec la nature. Dans une autre chanson, « Love and Revolution », il exprime son amour pour sa femme et pense que l'amour véritable peut inspirer les gens à rendre le monde meilleur.« Ce projet a été très spécial pour moi dès le moment où je l'ai conçu, en parlant à Lenny Kravitz, qui m'a témoigné un tel amour fraternel et un tel respect », déclare Seun.« Il m'a fait venir chez lui. J'ai rencontré sa fille Zoe et il nous a guidés avec férocité. Depuis que nous avons parlé de l'album, il y a trois ans, en tant que producteur exécutif de ce projet, il a toujours été à nos côtés et nous a beaucoup soutenus ». « Je tiens à remercier Craig Ross et Sodi, le producteur de ce projet. Nous avons passé un excellent moment. C'était la première fois que je travaillais en studio avec Sodi et j'ai été très impressionné par son travail, ses conseils paternels et son dévouement ».Chaque chanson de l'album témoigne de l'engagement inébranlable de Seun Kuti à utiliser la musique comme outil de changement social et d'autonomisation. Grâce à ses paroles puissantes et à ses rythmes contagieux, il continue à perpétuer l'héritage de son père, le légendaire Fela Kuti, tout en traçant sa propre voie dans le monde de la musique. En tant que musicien et activiste panafricain, Seun a participé à plusieurs campagnes ces dernières années, notamment #EndSARS - un mouvement social contre les brutalités policières au Nigeria. Il a notamment relancé le Movement of the People (M.O.P.), le parti politique que son père avait créé en 1979 et qui avait été supprimé par le gouvernement militaire, peu de temps après l'échec de la candidature de Fela à l'élection présidentielle.La sortie de « Heavier Yet (Lays The Crownless Head) » est prévue pour le 4 octobre 2024, et sera disponible sur toutes les principales plateformes de streaming, sur vinyle coloré en édition limitée et sur CD. Les fans peuvent s'attendre à un album qui ne se contente pas de divertir, mais qui inspire et enflamme un esprit d'activisme et de libération. Titres interprétés au grand studio- T.O.P. Live RFI avec RFI Vidéos- Emi Aluta (Feat Sampa The Great), extrait de l'album- Dey (Feat. Damian Marley), extrait de l'album- Stand Well Well Live RFI avec RFI Vidéos. Line Up : Seun Kuti (chant), Valentin Pellet (trompette), Kunle Justice (basse), Mohammed Cherif Benhallak (guitare), Nicolas Julien Sakelario (sax baryton), Balogun Cynthia Abimbola (voix, danse), Yetunde Sophia Anikulapo-Kuti (voix, danse), Fabrice Fila (sax ténor) et Mario Orsinet (batterie).Son : Mathias Taylor, Benoît Letirant, Camille Roch.RFI Vidéos : Romain Ferré, Cyril Etienne, Dominique Fiant.► Album « Heavier Yet (Lays The Crownless Head) » (Record Kicks 2024).Site - YouTube - Facebook.À lire sur RFI Musique.

Seun Kuti présente son nouvel album Heavier Yet, Lays the Crownless Head réalisé par Lenny Kravitz. Le virtuose de l'afrobeat Seun Kuti s'apprête à dévoiler au monde entier son dernier chef-d'œuvre musical, « Heavier Yet (Lays The Crownless Head) » prévu le 4 octobre 2024 via le label indépendant milanais Record Kicks.Six ans après l'album Black Times, nominé aux Grammy Awards, cet album marque un tournant dans l'illustre carrière de Seun Kuti et témoigne de son évolution en tant qu'artiste et activiste.Produit par le légendaire musicien Lenny Kravitz et l'ingénieur du son historique de Fela Kuti, Sodi Marciszewer « Heavier Yet (Lays The Crownless Head) » promet d'offrir une expérience sonore sans précédent. Grâce à l'expertise de Kravitz et de Sodi et au talent inégalé de Seun Kuti, l'album est prêt à redéfinir les limites de la musique contemporaine tout en restant fidèle aux racines de l'afrobeat.Chacun des 6 titres de l'album incarne l'esprit de la résistance, de la résilience et de la révolution. Chaque chanson parle de la nécessité de relever les défis et de se battre pour le changement. Comme les singles « Dey » avec l'icône du reggae Damian Marley, décrit comme « une chanson sur l'acceptation et la défense de ce que nous sommes, indépendamment » et « Emi Aluta », « une chanson sur la lutte (Aluta signifie lutte) qui rend hommage à tous les grands révolutionnaires », avec la rappeuse et compositrice zambienne Sampa The Great, l'un des meilleurs et des plus novateurs paroliers de notre époque.Le titre « T.O.P. » évoque « la façon dont la société valorise l'argent et le succès plus que les gens ». Seun Kuti veut changer cela en encourageant l'empathie et en renouant avec la nature. Dans une autre chanson, « Love and Revolution », il exprime son amour pour sa femme et pense que l'amour véritable peut inspirer les gens à rendre le monde meilleur.« Ce projet a été très spécial pour moi dès le moment où je l'ai conçu, en parlant à Lenny Kravitz, qui m'a témoigné un tel amour fraternel et un tel respect », déclare Seun.« Il m'a fait venir chez lui. J'ai rencontré sa fille Zoe et il nous a guidés avec férocité. Depuis que nous avons parlé de l'album, il y a trois ans, en tant que producteur exécutif de ce projet, il a toujours été à nos côtés et nous a beaucoup soutenus ». « Je tiens à remercier Craig Ross et Sodi, le producteur de ce projet. Nous avons passé un excellent moment. C'était la première fois que je travaillais en studio avec Sodi et j'ai été très impressionné par son travail, ses conseils paternels et son dévouement ».Chaque chanson de l'album témoigne de l'engagement inébranlable de Seun Kuti à utiliser la musique comme outil de changement social et d'autonomisation. Grâce à ses paroles puissantes et à ses rythmes contagieux, il continue à perpétuer l'héritage de son père, le légendaire Fela Kuti, tout en traçant sa propre voie dans le monde de la musique. En tant que musicien et activiste panafricain, Seun a participé à plusieurs campagnes ces dernières années, notamment #EndSARS - un mouvement social contre les brutalités policières au Nigeria. Il a notamment relancé le Movement of the People (M.O.P.), le parti politique que son père avait créé en 1979 et qui avait été supprimé par le gouvernement militaire, peu de temps après l'échec de la candidature de Fela à l'élection présidentielle.La sortie de « Heavier Yet (Lays The Crownless Head) » est prévue pour le 4 octobre 2024, et sera disponible sur toutes les principales plateformes de streaming, sur vinyle coloré en édition limitée et sur CD. Les fans peuvent s'attendre à un album qui ne se contente pas de divertir, mais qui inspire et enflamme un esprit d'activisme et de libération. Titres interprétés au grand studio- T.O.P. Live RFI avec RFI Vidéos- Emi Aluta (Feat Sampa The Great), extrait de l'album- Dey (Feat. Damian Marley), extrait de l'album- Stand Well Well Live RFI avec RFI Vidéos. Line Up : Seun Kuti (chant), Valentin Pellet (trompette), Kunle Justice (basse), Mohammed Cherif Benhallak (guitare), Nicolas Julien Sakelario (sax baryton), Balogun Cynthia Abimbola (voix, danse), Yetunde Sophia Anikulapo-Kuti (voix, danse), Fabrice Fila (sax ténor) et Mario Orsinet (batterie).Son : Mathias Taylor, Benoît Letirant, Camille Roch.RFI Vidéos : Romain Ferré, Cyril Etienne, Dominique Fiant.► Album « Heavier Yet (Lays The Crownless Head) » (Record Kicks 2024).Site - YouTube - Facebook.À lire sur RFI Musique.

467 trklist Suckaside - DionneCooly G x Scratcha DVA - Ghetto Heaven Kirk Degiorgio - The Statement Fradinho - Tropicafrica (Sun 793 Remix)boitjie - This Side (boitjie edit)Hezekiah ft Richard Raw - Im Forever Growing by Cool Out Sun - Asskin For More ft Sampa The Great     Snazzback ft Rider Shafique - As The World Around Me Burns Lex Amor - SUN4RAIN    Tara Lily - Breathe Now SHEZ - 1 of a kind  Tnah - Protection    Bilal - The Story ft Robert Glasper  The Smile - Tiptoe  Special Feelings - BAPJIZZM     Daym Baba - Shoreline  Darko The Super & BLKrKRT -In Too Deep The Navigators - Guardians in the Deep  The Allergies - I Feel It Medlee ft Juice Newson - Starfruit  Mally & Last Word - Doing Okay Jules Brennan - Taromeisters Mothership  Classroom Craig - Zodiac Rat   Sampha - Dancing Circlesmagz fm / musik you haven't heard yet.connect: www.maggysrooftopaerial.com

En AfricaPachanga, novedades con el afrobeat y afrofunk de Afla Sackey, el rap afro de Cool Out Sun acompañados por Sampa The Great, el afropop mandinga de Abdoulaye Kouyaté, el puxá de Africa Negra, y la celebración de los 25 años del primer éxito del zouglou de Magic System En la segunda parte, reggae con Alpha Blondy, música de Malawi con Faith Mussa, la eterna voz de Cesaria Evora, la ruma congoleña de Papa Wemba, y el highlife nigeriano de Oliver de Coque. Disfruta!! Track List Afla Sackey - Togetherness Afla Sackey - Mind Your Bussiness Cool Out Sun ft. Sampa The Great - Asskin For More Abdoulaye Kouyaté - On Fait Quoi Africa Negra - Beba Cu Toca Bojite Ambush - Guud Time Magic System - 1er Gaou Alpha Blondy - France A Fric Faith Mussa - Ngoma Cesaria Evora - Ligereza Papa Wemba - Lingo Lingo Oliver de Coque - Nke Nakpa Onye

Aquesta setmana dediquem el programa a la diaspora africana per mostrar a través dels darrers singles com lidera en aquest 2024 els projectes de música urbana des de les illes britàniques i altres racons. Escoltem Ezra Collective, Ibibio Sound Machine, KOG, Nubiyan Twist... i per sobre de tots Sampa The Great.

MJ Lenderman - She's Leaving You Maple Syrup - Vacation salvia palth - you wouldn't ask a fire to stop ralWuss - New Wave Drag Princess Chelsea - Forever Is A Charm Revulva - Beep Beep Jamie XX - All You Children (ft. The Avalanches) Goat - Ouroboros (Radio Edit) Amamelia - Gay Slut Caru & DylanBiscuit - Boys a Liar JessB - Power (ft. Sister Nancy & Sampa The Great) Kédu - Every Day SOPHIE - Reason Why (feat. Kim Petras & BC Kingdom) wear pounamu :) - starry eyed Islands of Nuvonesia - kdd Totems - Echolocate CMD - Dangerzone feat. Raggadon Amamelia - Drop It Low Benga - Night (Zinc Remix) CMD - Bad Boy Sound Hasji - TCJ Inna Gorge Mokotron - HĪRERETIA RĀ (Akcept Remix) Rubi Du - Guiding Star [Mokotron Remix] skymning - Te Pō Riki Gooch & Alistair Fraser - Tutaki Green Grove - Trailer New Gum Sarn - Money Talks 花溪 Flowerstream - Flying Sofa  

The M1 – Cattle of the SunPVT – Incidental backlothPolito – SignalIN2STELLA ft. Multi-interpréts – VoyageHybrid man – Ocean drifterDJ Fett Burger – Sunshine in the limousineMoktar – HarakaElsy Wameyo – River NileEzra Collective ft. Sampa The Great – Life Goes OnCool Out Sun – Fire for (fire four)The Herd – Time to Face the […] L'article La tête en bas – Emissions du 17 juin 2024 est apparu en premier sur Radio Campus Tours - 99.5 FM.

1/ BRASCO NOIR AND SAMURAI DEL. Wolfskin. 2/ FLIP. Hip hop at war. feat CYMARSHALL AND SKIT SLAMS. 3/ JOE KICKASS. Superhero stuff. 4/ VERBAL KENT. Wilkes booth. 5/ MR LIF. Return of the bboy. feat EL-P. 6/ RASCO. This is what it is. 7/ THE LEFT. How we live. feat. HASSAN MACKEY. 8/ WILLIE THE KID AND BRONZE NAZARETH. Sweet sorrow. 9/ COPYWRITE AND PLANET ASIA. The cypher of agartha. feat. CANIBUS. 10/ RAPSODY. Chrome (Like Ooh). 11/ OSHUN. Welcome ben.12/ YARAH BRAVO. Push.13/ CHENOIR. Fall of rome.14/ SAMPA THE GREAT. Final form. 15/ VEL THE WONDER. Looking Back. feat Gavlyn and Reverie.16/ ARMANI CAESAR. Gucci casket. feat Conway the Machine.Escuchar audio

The 300th show features a debut appearance by The Fell Swoop, an SF-based 5-piece with two albums to their name including an Amazing live album from one of SF's finest venues ~ The Independent!The Fell Swoop join us from 32 minutes into this show, to celebrate DJ Webbles' milestone episode

New music from Tara Lily and Ganavya. Deep House from Nutty Nys and a classic from Mr Fingers. Hip Hop from Ice Cube remixed by Ali Shaheed Muhammad, Backwood Sweetie and Paten Locke. Deep beats from Skwirl and DJ Counselling. A great track from the excellent Naya Beats label. A club rocker from yourboykiran. Joy Anonymous remixes Ezra Collective feat Sampa The Great. Broken Beat from EVM128, Bruk Rogers and XL Regular. Plus plenty more music treats.

Темно утро низ улиците на Скопје. Пролетта полека надзира и пополека се будат дрвјата, боите и цветовите, едвај ја чекам да пристигне. Ме искинаа алергии се осеќа во гласот и на нос. За малку ќе ме бапнеше самовила на тротинет утрово на пешачка патека па зборував дека е скроз невоспитано како се однесуваат овие наши сограѓани. Спомнав дека имало оскари ама дека не сум гледал :) Мала ретроспектива како пројде неделата и како си пројдов пуштајќи плочи во неделата на сонце во Бистро Комедија.  Спомнав дека пројдоа 13 години од албумот на ЛД Пистолеро и дека ми спомна викендов дека неговиот нов албум се микса… малку емотивен момент за Скопје и крајот на епизодата со Македонска музика. Бидете добри, имајте убава работна недела и да се потсетиме: Само нежно кон себе!  Слушавме: Dizzy Gillespie - A Night In Tunesia Erika de Casier - Test It. John Glacier - Emotions. Erika de Casier - Twice feat. Blood Orange. Arlo Parks - Hope. Ezra Collective; Sampa The Great; Joy Anonymous - JOY (Life Goes On). No Regular Play - Derecha. Kid Cudi - EVERYBODY LIKE (feat. Pusha T). Jovonn - Perks. LD Pistolero - Deca na tranzicija. Strajk - Nema Laga. Xaxaxa - Indie = Independent, Fan = Fanatic. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/indog/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/indog/support

Episode 101 features Tio Nason. He is a Zambian Christian singer who has not released any work for many years and is now being hailed as one of Zambias greatest comebacks.  We discuss; -How the church looks at him nowadays. -Homosexual allegations. -Him being a backup singer for Sampa The Great the past few years. -The two gospel camps in Zambia, plus more…Support the showWatch video on our youtube channel, That Zed Podcast.

Episode 101 features Tio Nason. He is a Zambian Christian singer who has not released any work for many years and is now being hailed as one of Zambias greatest comebacks.  We discuss; -How the church looks at him nowadays. -Homosexual allegations. -Him being a backup singer for Sampa The Great the past few years. -The two gospel camps in Zambia, plus more…Watch the video of this episode on our youtube channel, That Zed Podcast.

August 11, 2023 marks 50 years to the day since hip-hop was born. It's a genre, a scene, a philosophy that has changed the world; not just in music, but in culture, communication, and how we see ourselves. Over the years I've had the great pleasure of chatting with a ton of hip-hop legends, so I'm dusting off the crate and digging into Take 5's past to share some of my favourites on this big anniversary. You'll travel to Queens with Mike D, hear Neneh Cherry shout out a pioneer in the game, and witness a young Sampa the Great talk about her hero. Ice Cube will tell you about when rap said something more, and Common will find it's beautiful rallying power. Long live hip-hop. 50 years young, it changed everything, it gave so many a voice, and it continues to morph, empower, and bounce us into the future. Ice Cube: Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five – The Message Neneh Cherry : Tanya Winley - Vicious Rap  Common: Mos Def - Umi Says  Mike D (Beastie Boys) –  Nas - N.Y. State of Mind  Sampa the Great:  Lauryn Hill - Lose Myself

August 11, 2023 marks 50 years to the day since hip-hop was born. It's a genre, a scene, a philosophy that has changed the world; not just in music, but in culture, communication, and how we see ourselves. Over the years I've had the great pleasure of chatting with a ton of hip-hop legends, so I'm dusting off the crate and digging into Take 5's past to share some of my favourites on this big anniversary. You'll travel to Queens with Mike D, hear Neneh Cherry shout out a pioneer in the game, and witness a young Sampa the Great talk about her hero. Ice Cube will tell you about when rap said something more, and Common will find it's beautiful rallying power. Long live hip-hop. 50 years young, it changed everything, it gave so many a voice, and it continues to morph, empower, and bounce us into the future. Ice Cube: Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five – The Message Neneh Cherry : Tanya Winley - Vicious Rap  Common: Mos Def - Umi Says  Mike D (Beastie Boys) –  Nas - N.Y. State of Mind  Sampa the Great:  Lauryn Hill - Lose Myself

This year, 2023, marks the 50th anniversary of hip-hop. On August 11, 1973, a party went down in New York City. DJ Kool Herc was there, and he'd been playing around with a technique where he'd play the break from one record, then another, looping them and creating something new. On this night in the Bronx, b-boys and girls danced, then Herc and his friend Coke La Rock started speaking, rhyming over the music. Hip-hop was born. The foundations of a sound and scene that would change the world are being celebrated throughout this year, including right here on the Take 5. Across many years I've had the great pleasure in chatting with lots of hip-hop legends and hear them chat about their fandom too. It was back in 2016 when I first met Sampa the Great, and asked her to Take 5. And given this auspicious anniversary, I thought it'd be fun to dig into the archives, and house it here on the podcast for the first time. A lot can happen in 7 years. When I met Sampa, she'd just released her first mixtape. She'd gotten a heap of attention when handpicked by Kendrick Lamar to support his arena shows in Australia. And her future as a multi award winning artist who would not mince words, who would enliven Zamrock for a new generation, and become one of the most talked about artists of our time… it was all yet to come. Thandiswa Mazwai - Ndiyahamba (I'm Leaving) Lauryn Hill – To Zion Nina Simone – Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood  2pac – Changes  Chance The Rapper – Wonderful Everyday

This year, 2023, marks the 50th anniversary of hip-hop. On August 11, 1973, a party went down in New York City. DJ Kool Herc was there, and he'd been playing around with a technique where he'd play the break from one record, then another, looping them and creating something new. On this night in the Bronx, b-boys and girls danced, then Herc and his friend Coke La Rock started speaking, rhyming over the music. Hip-hop was born. The foundations of a sound and scene that would change the world are being celebrated throughout this year, including right here on the Take 5. Across many years I've had the great pleasure in chatting with lots of hip-hop legends and hear them chat about their fandom too. It was back in 2016 when I first met Sampa the Great, and asked her to Take 5. And given this auspicious anniversary, I thought it'd be fun to dig into the archives, and house it here on the podcast for the first time. A lot can happen in 7 years. When I met Sampa, she'd just released her first mixtape. She'd gotten a heap of attention when handpicked by Kendrick Lamar to support his arena shows in Australia. And her future as a multi award winning artist who would not mince words, who would enliven Zamrock for a new generation, and become one of the most talked about artists of our time… it was all yet to come. Thandiswa Mazwai - Ndiyahamba (I'm Leaving) Lauryn Hill – To Zion Nina Simone – Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood  2pac – Changes  Chance The Rapper – Wonderful Everyday

Sampa the Great, Thandiswa Mazwai, Emmanuel Jagari Chanda and Mag44 discuss music standing the test of time, African music, and the new generation of musicians. Sampa the Great was born in Ndola in Zambia and became interested in music from a young age, writing poems and singing from the age of 9, spending time in both Zambia and Botswana. She released her first mixtape in 2015 whilst at university in Australia, and created a sound influenced by everything from classic hip-hop to Zamrock. Her latest album, As Above So Below, was released last September and came about after returning home to Zambia during the early days of the pandemic. Thandiswa Mazwai is one of the most influential South African musicians around today. She has been at the forefront of change in South African music since the late 90s with her politically-conscious lyrics and stunning vocals, both as a solo artist and lead singer of ground-breaking trio Bongo Maffin. Emmanuel Jagari Chanda is a founding member of the Zambian rock genre known as Zamrock, which blends rock with funk and African rhythms. He was the leader of the band Witch (We Intend to Cause Havoc) who were the first band to record a commercial record in Zambia in the 1970s. Magnus Mando, AKA Mag44, is a rapper and music producer who has expanded Zambia's musical horizons. He started singing and rapping in church, before writing his own lyrics which gave birth to his career. He also co-produced Sampa the Great's latest LP.

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Zambian singer Sampa The Great and her band have consistently broken barriers as the first Zambian performers at Lollapalooza, Coachella and, most recently, ‘The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon.' Currently on tour in support of the deluxe version of her 2022 album ‘As Above, So Below,' Sampa called in from the road to chat with Vocalo's Nudia Hernandez on the air before her Chicago show at Thalia Hall on June 14. They discussed the album, touring, her Zamrock roots, meeting Michelle Obama and having a song featured in a trailer for ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.' This interview aired on Vocalo Radio 91.1 FM during Nudia In the Afternoons on Wednesday, June 14. It was edited and produced by Nudia Hernandez and Morgan Ciocca. Keep up with Sampa The Great on Instagram @sampa_the_great.

Magnus Mando aka Mag44 takes us on a journey here. His desire to follow in his dads footsteps; How he quit TV presenting because of Christianity; How he got into music  production; Producing for Sampa The Great; Why he started a school; etc...Watch video on our youtube channel, That Zed Podcast.

As broadcast March 22, 2023 with extra Zamvibes throughout.  Tonight we travel to Lusaka, Zambia for our weekly Round Trip gig.  Zambia is an amazing country, being an innovator in African rock music and generally a free bastion of expression throughout its existence.  We go all over the time frame with this and to neighboring countries where the connections run deep as well, featuring Sampa The Great, Cleo Ice Queen, and more Zamrock than we could even fit into our normal time slot.Tracklist:Part I (00:00)The Velvet Underground – What Goes OnNgozi Family – Hi BabeBlackfoot – Running Teddy Chisi – Funky LadyChef 187 – AmsterdamKaladoshas – Nipaseko Chance Part II (36:42)Amanaz – Khala My FriendWITCH – Home TownCleo Ice Queen – DreamersJohn Wizards – Lusaka By NightSadistic Zombie feat El Jae – Ku LusakaThe Sakala Brothers – Tawela Amalume Part III (63:41)Salty Dog – See The StormThe Crane Band feat PK Chishala – Na Musonda Sampa The Great – EnergySampa The Great – FreedomNatasha Chansa – Show MeAlfred C. Kalusha – Ni MaggiePart IV (99:19)Rozalla – Everybody's Free (To Feel Good)Yo Maps – No MoreLumba – C'est La VieAmanaz – Sunday MorningMisty Blue – Mang GakKu One Chan – Don't Be Sad

Footage from last month's Invasion Day rallies around Australia featured speakers urging those gathered to vote ‘No' in the promised Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum expected later this year. Most Australians would think the vast majority of First Nations people would support a ‘Yes' vote – but that's not necessarily the case.   In this two-part special, we speak to advocates from both sides of the debate so we can better understand what's at stake when we eventually get our chance to vote in the referendum. In this episode, we hear from a proud Bundjalung woman and human rights advocate, Vanessa Turnbull Roberts, about why she's opposing the voice. Headlines: - Biggest fall in real wages on record- Tech companies issued please explain over child abuse- Sampa The Great pulls out of Bluesfest- ‘Yes' campaign for the Voice kicks off   Follow The Briefing: Instagram: @thebriefingpodcast Facebook: TheBriefingNewsAUTwitter: @TheBriefingAU  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode is part two of The Soul of Music—Overheard's four-part series focusing on music, exploration, and Black history. Our guest this week is Sampa The Great, a Zambian-born rapper, singer, and songwriter. Sampa spent most of her childhood living in Botswana, and her music career took off in Australia; but when the pandemic hit, Sampa returned home to Zambia where she recorded her album As Above, So Below. This album sees Sampa shedding her mask and getting personal. Sampa is joined by Nat Geo Explorer and wildlife biologist Danielle Lee to discuss inspiration through history, the power of language, and mental health therapy through nature. For more information on this episode, visit natgeo.com/overheard. Want more? Learn more about Sampa The Great at her website sampathegreat.com. You can follow her on Twitter or Instagram @Sampa_the_Great. Learn more about Danielle Lee at her website about.me/DNLee. Follow her on Twitter or Instagram at @DNLee5. Also explore:  Listen to an in-depth interview with Danielle Lee in the Overheard episode “The Wonders of Urban Wildlife.” Zambia is home to the impressive Victoria Falls. Learn how you can visit the waterfall in this Nat Geo article.  If you like what you hear and want to support more content like this, please consider a National Geographic subscription. Go to natgeo.com/exploremore to subscribe today. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Blinky Bill, M.anifest, Khaligraph Jones - “Inaweza Haiwezi,” a 2022 single on Rauka Music Ltd. You may know celebrated Kenyan producer/DJ Bill Sellanga, aka Blinky Bill, is one-fourth of the electronic collective Just A Band and has produced songs for notable names like Nneka, Goldlink, and Sampa The Great. The OneBeat Alum and TED Fellow is on the verge of releasing his anticipated sophomore record We Cut Keys 2, which follows 2018's Everyone's Just Winging It and Other Fly Tales. Our Song of the Day is the lead single from the record, “Inaweza Haiwezi,” which features two of Africa's greatest rappers, M.anifest from Ghana and Kenya's Khaligraph Jones. Produced by Blinky Bill and Swiss producer Hook (MDQ), mixed by Commissioner Gordon (‘Miseducation of Lauryn Hill', ‘Welcome To Jamrock') and mastered by Tony Dawsey (Jay-Z ‘Blueprint 3', Whitney Houston “My Love is your Love”, Nas ‘Illmatic'), the song is a bouncy, bass-heavy thrillride that shows off each rappers dexterous flows in this “East/West classic.” The song comes with a colorful, gorgeously-shot video directed by Zack Adell. Watch it and read the full post at KEXP.org.Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sampa The Great is a songwriter, rapper, and singer from Zambia. She was based in Australia for years, but came back to Zambia in 2020, shortly before the pandemic hit. When she couldn't travel, she decided to make her next album there in Lusaka. The album is called As Above, So Below, and it was produced by Mag44. In this episode, Sampa the Great and Mag44 break down the closing song "Let Me Be Great," which features vocals from legendary West African singer Angélique Kidjo, winner of 5 Grammys and one of TIME's Most Influential People. I got to speak to Angélique Kidjo in her studio in Paris, and I spoke to Sampa the Great and Mag44 in Lusaka. Together, the three of them tell the story of how they made "Let Me Be Great." For more, visit songexploder.net/sampa-the-great.

Seasons greetings everyone! Almost time for that festive season, so if you need a break from Mariah Carey, get this one on! Please share, review and rate the podcast, and help us get the word out there! xxx TRACKLIST: Little Dragon, Stefan Sandberg - Peace - 2022 Hudson Mohawke - Ingle Nook - 2022 Skinshape - High Tide, Storm Rising - 2022 SAULT - Angel - 2022 Wau Wau Collectif - Xale (Toubab Dialaw Kids Rhyme) - 2022 Franco Lee Ezute - Olise Nekwu - 2018 Ezra Collective - Victory Dance - 2022 Sampa the Great - Bona - 2022 Marlowe, L'Orange, Solemn Brigham, Blu, Joell Ortiz - Royal (feat. Blu & Joell Ortiz) - 2022 Lupe Fiasco - KIOSK - 2022 Isatta Sheriff, Koralle - Who Am I (eh-eh) - 2022 TSHA - Galdem (Intro) - 2022 TSHA - The Light - 2022 ⣎⡇ꉺლ༽இ•̛)ྀ◞ ༎ຶ ༽ৣৢ؞ৢ؞ؖ ꉺლ - ()vȯ)) ̷̨ʅ(۝ʅ(Ɵʅ():::()̵̳̗̊(Ɵʅ()vȯ)) ̷̨ʅ - 2022 Bonobo - ATK - 2022 Daphni - Fly Away - 2022 Ibibio Sound Machine, AK/DK - Protection From Evil - AK/DK Remix - 2022 Chris Korda - Virtue Signal - 2022 Floating Points - Problems - 2022 Joy Orbison, Overmono, ABRA - Blind Date - 2022 Elkka - I Just Want To Love You - 2022 Jamie xx - KILL DEM - 2022 Daphni - Always There - 2022 Gabriels - Mama - 2022 Travis Biggs - Tibetian Serenity - 1979 Alhaji Waziri Oshomah - Omhona-Omhona - 2022 Vieux Farka Touré, Khruangbin - Tongo Barra - 2022 Raffy Bushman - Feel The Morning! - 2022 Butcher Brown - Freeze Me - 2022 Hudson Mohawke - Behold - 2022 GhostChant, Kʒːlu - Sincerity - Kʒːlu Remix - 2022 Crackazat - Demucha - Edit - 2022 The Jungle Giants, Fort Romeau - Charge My Phone - Fort Romeau's Disko Dream House Remix - 2022 Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs - Forever - 2022 Louis Cole - Failing in a Cool Way - 2022 Pariah - Squishy Windows - 2022 Find out more at https://parallel-beats-podcast.pinecast.co

Today's Song of the Day is “Life Goes On” feat. Sampa the Great from Ezra Collective's new album, Where I'm Meant To Be, out now.

The Pride Of Queanbeyan returns to The Betoota Advocate Podcast this week to discuss the rise of Australian Hip Hop over the last three years. It's been roughly that long since we last spoke to him and Hauie has pivoted from artist to pioneer. From OneFour to Sampa The Great, to The Kid Laroi, he was there in the studio before anyone knew their names. Hau has this week published his memoir, titled KING, which is the Tongan translation of his own name - and also a metaphor for his selfless contributions to hip hop in this country.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

WITCH - "Waile" a 2022 single on Desert Daze/Partisan. It's been almost 40 years since WITCH (which stands for "We Intend To Cause Havoc") caused some havoc. The Zambia-based band were early adopters of the "Zamrock" sound, a combination of traditional African music with psychedelic rock, releasing seven albums back in the '70s and '80s. After Zambia-born hip-hop artist Sampa The Great featured them on her latest LP As Above, So Below, WITCH decided to reconvene, releasing the single "Waile." "'Waile' was one of the songs that I brought to the WITCH when I joined in 1978," explained keyboardist Patrick Mwondela via a press release. "While it was played live often back in the day, it was never recorded until the new formation of the band picked it up 43 years later during a rehearsal on an island in Kenya, where the band embraced it and made it their own. A few months after that, they gave it a new lease of life by recording it in Lusaka's legendary DB Studios. Sang in my native language Luvale, the subject matter is a nostalgic wailing for home of ancient African tribes that would eventually settle in Zambia." Read the full story at KEXP.orgSupport the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

IMPERIUS REX! To celebrate his big screen debut, this week we're taking a deep DIVE into the comic book history of Marvel's Defender of the Deep! Join host Aeric Azana as he Geeksplains NAMOR! Plus a STACKED Comics Countdown, letting you know what comics YOU should be picking up this week! Time Stamps: 00:00:47 Intro 00:02:40 Namor Geeksplained 01:16:29 Comics Countdown 01:31:58 Wrap-Up Follow us! Twitter: twitter.com/geeksplainedpod?lang=en Instagram: www.instagram.com/geeksplainedpod/?hl=en Send us your questions for the Geeksplained Mailbag! Email: Geeksplained@gmail.com Music Sampled: "Sayonara" by SAKEROCK "Never Forget" by Sampa The Great ft. Chef 187, Tio Nason, Mwanjé

Sampa The Great is an African artist born in Zambia, raised in Botswana and moved to Australia after getting educated in the United States for about three years.

Today is today for The Infinity Podcast! This week: Scott and Rachel break down a slew of Marvel newses and the latest SHE-HULK, going deep on why Sampa The Great rules, the MCU as minor league baseball, and why El Águila sets the standard for trying to combat self-toxicity. It's all here and more on SHE-HULK: SIX-PACK GARFIELD! News Remix by Dan Purcell

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On Episode 243 of Audioface: REVIEWS: “age/sex/location” by Ari Lennox, “Arrangements” by Preoccupations, “As Above, So Below” by Sampa The Great New Singles: “Hoax” by JORDI UP LATE and “21” by Nolune And in the news: The Inaugural Noted LIttle Bitch Edwin Farnham Butler III faces numerous sexual harassment allegations in the midst of Arcade Fire's world tour. How is everyone responding? Vince Staples content news, Ukraine quotes Pusha T, what Eminem and Tokimonsta have in common, and Ozzy Osbourne knows where he doesn't want to die. For members: Keep a look out at your members feed -- Bonus episodes every week are just on the horizon and Syndicate 23 members get the first look at everything. The Muse bonus is in the Audioface Members feed and the podcast feed. Enjoy the surprises! GET MORE AUDIOFACE WITH SYNDICATE 23 MEMBERSHIPMore info at join.syndicate23.co -- AUDIOFACE'S 2022 NEW MUSIC PLAYLIST:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5re14dHv4E6iOA9yj1PmtB?si=480f679829c0471b SUPPORT AUDIOFACE!Subscribe to this podcast (or Follow on Spotify) so you don’t miss new episodes every week. Tell some friends about this show to keep it growing! We appreciate it, and you. Reach out to us: https://twitter.com/audiofacepod/https://intsagram.com/audiofacepod/https://www.youtube.com/audiofacepod?sub_confirmation=1 For advertising opportunities, email info (at) syndicate23 (dot) co

On Episode 243 of Audioface: REVIEWS: “age/sex/location” by Ari Lennox, “Arrangements” by Preoccupations, “As Above, So Below” by Sampa The Great New Singles: “Hoax” by JORDI UP LATE and “21” by Nolune And in the news: The Inaugural Noted LIttle Bitch Edwin Farnham Butler III faces numerous sexual harassment allegations in the midst of Arcade Fire's world tour. How is everyone responding? Vince Staples content news, Ukraine quotes Pusha T, what Eminem and Tokimonsta have in common, and Ozzy Osbourne knows where he doesn't want to die. For members: Keep a look out at your members feed -- Bonus episodes every week are just on the horizon and Syndicate 23 members get the first look at everything. The Muse bonus is in the Audioface Members feed and the podcast feed. Enjoy the surprises! GET MORE AUDIOFACE WITH SYNDICATE 23 MEMBERSHIPMore info at join.syndicate23.co -- AUDIOFACE'S 2022 NEW MUSIC PLAYLIST:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5re14dHv4E6iOA9yj1PmtB?si=480f679829c0471b SUPPORT AUDIOFACE!Subscribe to this podcast (or Follow on Spotify) so you don’t miss new episodes every week. Tell some friends about this show to keep it growing! We appreciate it, and you. Reach out to us: https://twitter.com/audiofacepod/https://intsagram.com/audiofacepod/https://www.youtube.com/audiofacepod?sub_confirmation=1 For advertising opportunities, email info (at) syndicate23 (dot) co

"As young, upcoming artists, we aim to be the examples we saw, but as you grow in your artistry, you realize that example was only there to show you you could do it. Now it's time for you to take that example and interpret it into who you are. So, the less I tried to be like Lauryn [Hill], the more I could be Sampa. And the more I could see what I love, the stories I love to tell, the music I grew up on and love sharing, and the more I could solidify myself as an artist," says the Zambia-born Botswana-raised poet and rapper Sampa The Great, reflecting on her creative path, in episode 79 of LSQ. "And so that journey has continued and grown within the past six years, and I think it's taken a really beautiful turn in relocating back home. Because now the context isn't me trying to represent different groups of people in a country I wasn't raised in, to bring people something different than what's shown on the mainstream. You're bringing African artists to the mainstream in a country like Australia, that's huge work, and I know it was a huge weight for me, even though we broke a lot of walls. I realize it took a huge toll on me and it was a huge weight, that, when I relocated back home [to Zambia], that full-circle moment of being in a place where the dream actually started forced me to go back to the mindset of the kid who dreamt it, and how happy I was to express the music and share music, in general, without the opinions or weight of anything else, and really forced me to take a look into representing Sampa for a change, versus everybody else. I mean, everybody else didn't even ask me to represent them, if we're being honest. And just taking a chance to look at who I am outside of my music, my own happiness, and making sure that I actually love what I do. And those all are important ingredients to the world of self-discovery, and just being transparent with myself, and aiming to be my freest self are some of the thought processes that went into As Above, So Below." Sampa The Great's awesome new sophomore studio album, As Above, So Below, is out now. Tickets to her upcoming European headlining tour are available HERE.

Conductor Delyana Lazarova talks about the Hallé Orchestra ahead of the performance at the NCH - The new movie Bodies Bodies Bodies takes a parlour game but introduces danger and gore that play on our pre-occupations with technology and cancel culture - John Meagher and Lia Murphy review new albums by John Legend, Daithí, Sampa The Great.

A compelling voice in global hip-hop, Sampa The Great lived up to her moniker on MBE recently. In the last couple of years, the Zambian-born, Botswana-raised poet returned to Zambia where she dug deep to find the strength she needed from her upbringing to pour into her work. “Never Forget” is an ode to the socially prolific genre of Zamrock. 

On this episode, we speak to Sampa The Great about how she gained international recognition, her upbringing, her new project, plus more. This episode also features Mag44 and Tio Nason.

Sampa the Great - Lane (feat. Denzel Curry) - a 2022 single on Loma Vista. Today's Song of the Day finds Zambian-born, Botswana-raised artist Sampa The Great taking up some well-deserved space, alongside guest vocalist and fellow rapper Denzel Curry. “We're not going to stay in one lane, we're going to create multiple ones,” she said in a press statement. “My truest self encourages me to explore different lanes, and go beyond what I think I know of myself.” She adds that the song is “about expressing the full range of who you are without being boxed by anyone else's definitions of you. Connecting to your younger self means connecting to your truest self, and that truest self is not confined by any labels and any boxes. ‘Lane' is about breaking those boxes, and staying true to yourself.” Read the full post on KEXP.org Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is a talk that's been in the making for quite a while and the amount of joy I have in getting to share this with you is insurmountable. Sampa The Great is a singer-songwriter, poet, and rapper from Zambia and Botswana who's fiercely unapologetic about what she stands for. A major touchstone of her values is an unwavering love for family, friendship, and culture, but another key focus is a steadfast acceptance of who she is and where she's going. For years now she's been praised by outlets like NPR, The Fader, Noisey, NME, Complex, and at this point pretty much the whole fucking world agrees: Sampa the Great is an unbelievable talent. And yet, it still feels like things are only getting started for Sampa, which is what we delve into within today's podcast. We chat about her return to Africa after years in Australia, the differences between creating music about your home vs. while you're actually there, her now-legendary performance of Final Form at the ARIAS (aka the Australian equivalent of the Grammy's), and so much more.