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Kenya Rapidly Becoming the Dancehall Capital of Africa
Kenya Rapidly Becoming the Dancehall Capital of Africa - Over the last few years the people of Kenya (located in east Africa) has been steadily embracing dancehall music and culture.
The sound from Jamaica is being promoted in Kenya at such a rapid rate that the country is now being called the Dancehall capital of Africa.
The growth of Dancehall in Kenya can be attributed to the numerous skilled Kenyan disc jocks that seem to all have a great respect for Jamaica’s music, its people and overall practices.
Additionally, Kenya has one of the longest running Reggae/Dancehall music video shows called Stepping Razor which was started by international Kenyan promoter, Kenya Don.
Also, the country has one of
the liveliest commercial radio stations (home boyz radio on 103.5 fm)
that centers a lot of its programming on Jamaican music.
The number one disc jockey in Kenya currently is DJ Mura (a member of the Top Klass crew).
Check out his latest mix tape here: http://www.mixcrate.com/djmura/street-mixx-514912 street_mixx.zip
DI STREET MIXX PLAY LIST – DJ MURA
1 wine and kotch - charly black ft j capri
2 animal instinct riddim - kurt riley
3 buss a blank - konshens
4 gyal - shavey n slice
6 walk n wine - konshens
7 run di place - lyrical ill
8 do sumn - instrumental
9 pon di jockey - aidonia
10 stop sign riddim - subkoncious
12 decibels riddim - zj chrome
13 pack up and run - karamanti
14 badda than most - redsan
15 nakupenda pia - wyre ft alaine
16 gie dem - marc brunell
17 wild bubble riddim - zj chrome
18 pull up to mi bumper - konshens, j capri
19 put up unno lighter - marc brunnel
20 party fun - dundy place
21 bumaye riddim - major lazor
22 suited up – karamanti
Comments for Kenya Rapidly Becoming the Dancehall Capital of Africa
Aug 09, 2013
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KENYA DANCEHALL CAPITAL
by: Ichigunnz
I PLAY A SOUNDSYSTEM IN THE US AND IT'S ONLY RIGHT THAT THE
MUSIC COMES BACK HOME AND YOU KNOW MUSIC BRINGS PEOPLE TOGETHER,SO
THAT'S MORE UNITY AND MORE FIGHT WITH THE INDUSTRY,BUT AS LONG AS WE
HAVE AN ARMY TO PLAY OUR MUSIC, WE WILL KEEP ANY MUSIC ROCKING . GLAD
IT'S POPPING IN AFRICA BIG UP AFRICAN VIBES CREW!
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