#dosseh

[lanzatities]

Apparently artyom singing "не выдержал однажды парень" without an autotune.

[incandescent-x-inflammable]

J'dis pas qu't'es qu'une tasse-pé mais les kilomètres que t'as mangé J'dis juste que j'aimerais pas les faire à pied

Dosseh

[ninorobreaugodard]

Thaïs « Big T » Énorme Bg Abraham par moi le 30septembre a 0:28, 0:33 et 0:38

Concept:

Mettre son sujet dans le noir complet, mettre un casque, lancer une session commune, mettre un morceau qui marque, qui émeut ou je ne sais, et déclencher avec le flash. Pour avoir l’honnête réaction du sujet.

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La première photo est la meilleure, les 2 autres ont moins d’intérêt.

Seulement la première est prise à la fermeture du morceau « Djamel » de Dosseh. Écoutez vous ferez la même tête. L’expression est PARFAITE, j’adore

La deuxième, j’ai mis « Tiroir Bleu » de Tuerie

Et la troisième j’ai mis « Transgressor’s Song » de Daniel Caesar.

Énorme

Photo et concept par Nino Robreau Godard

Merci Thaïs de te prêter au jeu t’es la meilleure

[pepimeinrad]

I'm gonna shuffle my 'on repeat' playlist and post the first ten songs because I feel like it (and saw someone who was tagged say people who want to should)

Perfect Day - Lou Reed

Good Omens 2x05 Credits - David Arnold

Concerto Grosso in C Minor + End Credits - Nicholas Britell

Miles From Nowhere - Cat Stevens

La Dessalinienne - Nicolas Geffrard

I Am What I Am - George Hearn

Meanwhile in Berkley Square - Anne Dudley

Terre De Nos Aïeux - Alex Casimir-Dosseh

Unter Donner und Blitz - Johann Strauss II

Aruba Dushi Tera - Rufo Wever

not tagging anyone but telling everyone who reads this and wants to do it to do it!

[odoredifragolerosse]

Ogni volta un colpo al cuore❤️‍🩹

[milouledroitmusic]

Main question / Sources / Timeframe of my research project 

In this research project, I will talk about Jorja Smith and her political activism. The reasons I decided to chose this topic are that Jorja Smith is one of my favorite singer and that I wanted to tackle a subject that had never been talked about. Jorja Smith is becoming more and more famous, I believed it was the right time to do it, as for the moment, very few people have written about her and her songs. 

At first I wanted to tackle the way she advocates for feminism AND Black Lives matter but I think that I will try to focus on only one subject : Black Lives Matter. Indeed, I realized that I did not found many primary sources nor secondary sources on her feminist activism. 

I will only focus on Jorja Smith’s political activism, especially the ways in which she promotes and tries to raise questions on racism. I will have a good look on her first and only album Lost and Found (2018) but also on other songs that she launched later on. I will examine songs, so the lyrics but also some of her video clips, which sometimes clearly illustrate her political activism. I will also study some interviews she did, in which she talks about some songs of hers which are also linked to the question of racism. 

Here you have the primary sources I’ll use :

—SONGS : 

Come over 

Blue Lights 

Blue Lights feat Dosseh (Remix) 

By any means

Peng black girls

—CLIP VIDEOS : 

Blue lights 

Blue Lights feat Dosseh (Remix)

Come over with Popcan 

Come Over with OBOY 

Peng Black Girls : ENNY 

—INTERVIEWS : 

Clique Talk — Jorja Smith 

Interview Brut : Jorja Smith 

Colorism in Lost and Found

BBC RADIO : Jorja talks Drake, Braids, Skin Color and Self Confidence

My key questions will therefore be : How does Jorja Smith’s work advocate for Black Lives Matter and racism in general? How is her political activism so relevant nowadays ?

Regarding the time frame, as Jorja Smith is very young and has only launched one album, I’ll be looking at the beginning of her career until now. I believe her career started when she was very young because she wrote her most famous song (Blue Lights) when she was only 17 and this song is actually one of the most activist she did. Jorja Smith was very much influenced by her father, who also wrote songs and listened to many black artists, whom inspired her. 

I believe the theme I have chosen, so her political activism and the question of racism in her work, is very relevant nowadays due to what’s happening in the world regarding racism. Indeed, in many of her songs and video clips Jorja reacted or referenced to the Black Lives Matter movement, which is, due to George Floyd’s death particularly, more widespread than before. 

Moreover, police violence and discrimination against (young) black people are some very old issues that are still not really address. I believe her songs greatly reflects on those issues, especially Blue Lights and Peng Black Girls. 

[limacecovid]

10.02.2023

Concert de Dosseh, rappeur français. Je suis aussi allée seule à ce concert mais c’était ce qui était prévu. J’ai eu un peu peur en arrivant parce qu’il y avait que des garçons, tous de 2 mètres de haut et tous en groupes mais finalement je me suis mis derrière avec la sécurité et j’ai passé un concert formidable. J’ai décidé que cette année serait mon année de concerts, seule ou accompagnée. C’est le bonheur ultime de pouvoir entendre ses chansons préférées en live performed rien que pour nous avec plein de gens autour pour qui c’est aussi leurs chansons préférées 🥹 Moi ça me fait pleurer à chaque fois 😅

[winari2]

Le rappeur DOSSEH lance son FAST FOOD ! On mange sur sa voiture !

[luciochaves]

Dosseh - Haï

[gingthibo]

Modélisation, animation et rendu de la pochette du projet Trop Tôt Pour Mourir de Dosseh pour sa promotion en story Instagram.

Octobre 2022

[looybi]

Dosseh, La vie d'avant

ICYMI: https://looybi.com/videos/video-dosseh-la-vie-d-avant-2021-04-16-02-26-09?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=tumblr

[naijastudio]

Dosseh Ft. Momsii - Branché

Another Greatest Blockbuster Musician, Dosseh, has released another outstanding song titled Branché Feat. Momsii” The gorgeous new melody is an excellent tune that you should absolutely include on your playlist if you adore wonderful music. Dosseh Ft. Momsii - Branché is now available on naijagenre.com, and don’t forget to share this website with your friends for the most up-to-date information. Listen Below & Download Mp3 https://naijagenre.com/wp-content/uploads/musics//Dosseh_-_Branch_Feat_Momsii_@naijagenre.com.mp3 Read the full article

[milouledroitmusic]

Jorja Smith and her political activism 

The reason I decided to chose this topic is because Jorja Smith is one of my favorite singer. I wanted to tackle a subject that had never been talked about, and as Jorja Smith is becoming more and more famous, I believed it was the right time to do it,  as for the moment, very few people have written about her and her songs. 

In this research project, I will take a close look to the ways Jorja Smith promotes and advocates for the feminist movement and try to tackle racism. 

My key questions will therefore be : How does Jorja Smith’s work advocates for the feminist movement and Black Lives Matter ? How is her political activism so relevant nowadays ?

Here are the Primary Sources I will use :

*Songs :

-Come over

-Blue Lights

-Blue Lights feat Dosseh

-By any Means

-Peng Black Girls

-Beautiful Little Fools

*Clip Video :

-Blue Lights

-Come Over with Popcan

-Beautiful Little Fools

*Interviews :

-Clique Talk : Jorja Smith

-Colourism in Lost and Found

*Articles :

-Singer-songwriter Jorja Smith on overcoming insecurities and tackling fame, #Legend

*Podcast :

-The Gurl Talk Podcast

[laplaylistes]

Dosseh - Branché ft Momsii

Dosseh - Branché ft Momsii https://laplaylist.es/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/hqdefault-6252.jpg