Showing posts with label Okayafrica. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Okayafrica. Show all posts

September 5, 2010

OKA: Portformat “Mothership” feat. Dudley Perkins & Georgia Anne Muldrow

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Every time I visit my folks in Southern Germany, I meet up with Portformat (Ibrahim M’Bodji), a music producer with Senegalese and German roots, whom I have known for almost four years, for drinks and serious conversations about life, the world and of course music. I remember very well when he told me that he was going to have a feature with Dudley Perkins and Georgia Anne Muldrow on his debut album titled The Repeat Factor. I knew that it was going to be a banger back then, but when he played the song for me the first time I was thrilled. Take a listen to the , below.

Portformat - Mothership (feat. Dudley Perkins & Georgia Anne Muldrow) by Tokyo Dawn Records

If you like what you hear and you enjoy the “NASA-compatible Hip Hop Funkadelica” sound then make sure you cop the album (Tokyo Dawn Records). Download link and track list after the jump…

Tracklist:

1. Knock Knock (feat. Bless1) 3.15 min
2. U Gotta Find (feat. Shuanise) 3.13 min
3. Purple Planet 3.24 min
4. Mothership (feat. Dudley Perkins & Georgia Anne Muldrow) 3.30 min
5. Provide Everything (feat. Obey The Altar Native & Denone) 4.30 min
6. Thunder and Lightning 3.35 min
7. Fairy Child (feat. Shuanise) 3.35 min
8. Bionic Arms 3.42 min
9. The Myth (feat. Caits Meissner & Yarrow Lutz) 3.04 min
10. Everything U Change (feat. Obey The Altar Native) 3.36 min
11. 37 Degrees 1.49 min
12. It’s On (feat. Blaktroniks) 3.15 min
13. Put Your Love To The Test (feat. Joe Kickass) 3.11 min
14. Life Water (feat. Thesaurus Rex) 3.17 min
15. For The Hungry Cats 3.38 min
16. U$ (feat. Suzi Analogue) 3.44 min
17. So Thankful (feat. Gajah & Olmeca) 3.29 min

Download and buy The Repeat Factor at Tokyo Dawn

written by Mishoo for www.okayafrica.com (OKA)

Mishoo goes Okayafrica.com

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I am honored to announce my first official blog post on www.Okayafrica.com (OKA) .
I'm sure you guys want to know how this happened, right? well, as I was doing some marketing for my current release "Born in the Land of a Thousand Hills" (www.mishoothedrumkit.com). I tried to get in touch with okayafrica and thought that they might be interested in what I do. I sent an e-mail with all press information and four months later I received a reply. They liked what I do and asked me if I liked to write for okayafrica and have my own blog. I was very surprised. A few emails later, I received the writers instructions and wrote my first post about my man Portformat. They posted it on the first of September 2010. Thank you for supporting the Afro and Afreuropean movement okayplayer!

Okayafrica.com
is part of Okayplayer.com, one of the worlds most important blogs about Hip Hop. It was founded by The Roots Drummer Amir "Questlove" Thompson in 1987.
Okayplayer began as a platform for artists of the Soulquarians and Native Tongues collectives such as The Roots, Talib Kweli, Mos Def, Common, Erykah Badu, D'Angelo, Slum Village, Jay Dilla, former A Tribe Called Quest members Q-Tip, Phife Dawg and Ali Shaheed Muhammad, De La soul, Busta Rhymes, Floetry, Meshell Ndegeocello, and more. Nowadays other artists such as Kanye West, Flying Lotus, Lupe Fiasco, Kid Cudi,Wale and more are supported by Okayplayer.com

About Okayafrica.com (OKA):
Highlighting the freshest, newest music coming off of the continent and from the Diaspora, OKA features cutting edge music from the hills of Freetown to the Brooklyn underground, from Soweto to the highlands of Kenya and much more. With roots in traditional African rhythms, harmonies, and beats, the new sound of Africa fuses these traditional elements with the most progressive sounds, from hip-hop to electronica, from pop to indie rock, creating completely original music.


Here are more pictures of the OkayAfrica launch event with The Roots, Talib Kweli, Bajah + The Dry Eye Crew and more at Prospect Park Bandshell in Brooklyn, NY (July 11, 2010):
http://www.flickr.com/photos/okayplayer87/with/4790060399/

August 25, 2010

Video: "Lagos Town" by African boy

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"2 uncles in the front 2 aunties in the back that's four Nigerians in my B M double uuuu! I've got the african Swagga." lol Super dopee!




join the movement of the African diaspora! the artists on this page are so fresh!
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