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kimludcom · 1 year

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Yannick Afroman - Bakongo ft. Sam Mangwana, Socorro, Kyaku Kyadaff, Gilmário Vemba

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kemetic-dreams · 4 years

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Demoralize the enemy from within....This is the war of the future. Adolf Hitler

We have allowed, foreigners to make us feel ashamed of our names, religion and languages.-Khepri Neteru

Africans are not destroyed by racism, but the greatest self inflicted wound, call self hatred- Khepri Neteru

Africans are notorious for allowing foreigners to bring their culture into our lands, take over, then alienate the original culture. Their language becomes ours. Their religion becomes the dictator of our ways.- Khepri Neteru

Nzinga-a-Nkuwu João I né Nzinga-a-Nkuwu, was the 5th ManiKongo of the Kingdom of Kongo (Kongo-dia-Ntotila in Kikongo language) between 1470 and 1509. He voluntarily converted to Roman Catholicism. He was baptized on 3 May 1491 and took the Christian name of João

Nzinga in an attempt to show his allegiance to Roman Catholicism, his nation wind up being one of the most hard hit by the slave trade.

Do European change their names to that of African people. Do they drop their religion or languages.

So many of our leaders in an attempt to show allegiance to Europeans seem to sell us out all the time.-Khepri Neteru

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burlveneer-music · 4 years

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Devils Of Moko - One - more jazz riches from the UK scene: drums/keys/electric bass trio from London

The debut album from London based trio Devils Of Moko, ‘One’ is an expansive exploration of jazz motifs, electronic production and soulful hooks. The Jazz-Electric trio consists of Mulele Matondo on Bass (Kongo Dia Ntotila) Sam Gardner on Drums (Septabeat, Samadhi Quintet) and Dominic J Marshall on Piano and Synth (Dominic J Marshall Trio, The Cinematic Orchestra). ‘One’ will be released on Bandcamp exclusively with a ‘pay what you can’ option and be released on streaming services in the following months. With so much uncertainty surrounding the world and the music industry at this time, we wanted to make sure fans can listen to this beautiful piece of work for free, but if they felt that they were in a position to pay the love forward could contribute more. The trio’s refusal to fall back onto their traditional music training is what makes this album stand out, nudging at the western way of playing with different takes on modern Jazz. The new UK jazz scene is where the trio would comfortably sit, they see the scene as an extension of what you’re feeling, it’s ‘Jazz and…’, the boundaries aren’t there and it is mirrored in their own musical creation whether that’s the Kongolese rhythms, stories, and the departure from western musical structure from Mulele. The electronic influences from Sam whose own exploration in electronic music, Drum and Bass and production carve an edge into the trio’s voice. Or the soulful jazz melodies played by Dominic, who’s piano playing sparks warmth and rounds the trio’s music into its uplifting soul busting sound.

#Devils Of Moko #jazz #fusion #london #uk #2020 #pussyfoot records

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summerbreeze1 · 5 years

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▶︎ 360° | Kongo Dia Ntotila

360° by Kongo Dia Ntotila

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sibukun · 5 years

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Tokyo Moon 190728

2019.07.28 / 17:52 YOU, THAT PLACE, THAT TIME BINKER GOLDING 2019.07.28 / 17:45 VOYAGE YE HIGH T.SIZA 2019.07.28 / 17:39 LAST STRAW NERIJA 2019.07.28 / 17:35 ALL ABOUT LIFE BRYONY JARMAN-PINTO 2019.07.28 / 17:33 TIME ASH WALKER 2019.07.28 / 17:30 LINE 1 KUTIMAN 2019.07.28 / 17:24 AGBWAYA - IAN SIMMONDS KONGO AGOGO REWORK KONGO DIA NTOTILA 2019.07.28 / 17:19 YELLOW DANDELION JOE ARMON-JONES 2019.07.28 / 17:16 SWIVEL DREAMVILLE 2019.07.28 / 17:13 MAKE IT RIGHT WILLIAM FLORELLE & BAHIA 2019.07.28 / 17:10 IT AIN’T EASY JULIE DEXTER 2019.07.28 / 17:06 TOO MUCH TO ASK MOONCHILD 2019.07.28 / 17:02 FADED LYVES 2019.07.28 / 17:01 I WON'T LIVE ALONE ABRO

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kimludcom · 6 years

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