DJ Malvado – Zenze Feat. Eddy Tussa

https://amf.didiermary.fr/djmalvado-zenze-eddy-tussa/

DJ Malvado is a DJ, producer and artist who brings the rhythms of Africa to the world: Afro House, Afrobeat, Kizomba and unique fusions inspired by the roots of the Portuguese-speaking African countries.

“Zenze” is a track released in 2012, and remixed multiple times since. It features Eddy Tussa, a well known Angolan singer.

#Angola #Kuduro #Remixed #Electro

Gato Preto – Barulho

https://amf.didiermary.fr/barulho-gato-preto-mendinga-carnival/

Gato Preto, with roots in Ghana, Portugal and Mozambique, mixes music styles, some like Kuduro or Favela Funk with the electronic vibes of AfroHouse.

In “Barulho,” Gato Petro goes even further : it’s Angolan Kuduro meets Punk & Metal with distorted guitars in an afrofuturistic or afro-postapocalyptic video.

#Ghana #Kuduro #Metal #Mozambique #Punk #Electro

Discover Jagwa Music

https://amf.didiermary.fr/jagwa-music/

A kind of Punk music to dance to… Jagwa Music, live from the streets of Dar Es Salaam, the latest sensation from Tanzania. Straight from Dar es Salaam (Tanzania), here’s Jagwa Music: a crew of 8 youngsters playing intricate grooves at breakneck speed on traditional & makeshift percussion, a keyboard player going wild on a […]

#Kuduro #Punk #Tanzania #Electro

Portuguese understanding is totally optional to appreciate explosive #kuduro mixes like these. Nobody does beats like Africa.

https://on.soundcloud.com/95iW7mCt5O2r8UWPi2

Kuduro anyone? (2) With a story inside…

https://amf.didiermary.fr/kuduro-anyone-profile-picture/

Where does the profile picture (PP) I use on my main Mastodon account @cybeardjm come from?

Check the post and watch the video...

#Angola #Kuduro #Electro

Dubsquare Podcast #4: Jay-S
https://soundcloud.com/dubsquare/dubsquare-podcast-4
https://www.mixcloud.com/dubsquare/dubsquare-podcast-4-jay-s/
#Kuduro

Pioneering underground dance music genres in Vienna since the late 1990s, Jay-S has always been a visionary digger of styles on the fringes of (Western) perception. For this podcast, originally recorded in 2015, he traces the early shift of Angolan Kuduro from Rap-infused Carnival music to a genuine African genre of electronic dance music with music by Os Lambas, Frédéric Galliano, Cabo Snoop & many more.

Batida (2012)

https://amf.didiermary.fr/batida-2012/

The debut album from Batida, the brainchild of Angolan / Portuguese Pedro Coquenão. A distinctly modern and vibrant project with its feet firmly rooted in the past, these tracks combine samples from old 1970s Angolan tracks with modern electronic dance music. Music is the starting point but through dance, graphics, photography, radio and video, Batida […]

#Angola #Kuduro #Electro #EDM #Blaugust