Marflix

This edition of our monthly radioshow we focus on urban music from South Africa, namely Kwaito and Kwaito House, the “township music”. All artists in this show are from South Africa (to my knowledge) except Lady May (from Namibia) who released two albums on my label Faluma Africa, and “Vuvuzela Funk“, a Kwaito House / Funky – Hybrid with myself on the beats.
Article and download: TropicalBass.com

The compilaton Laduma! has been released on Faluma last week with many great tracks from the Caribbean, Africa and Europe to celebrate the Football World Cup in South Africa this year. It includes a track by myself called “Vuvuzela Funk”. The vuvuzela trumpet is very common at football games among South African fans. “Vuvuzela Funk” is a pro-statement for this instrument that is threatened to be banned at the world cup games in spite of being an integral part of the South African fan culture. So don’t wonder when you hear noises from this plastic device, layed on a minimal kwaito-ish beat. Available at Faluma or any other major download portal (iTunes, amazon, juno, fnac).

IMPORTANT: Due to an error many shops have a broken 2:44min version of the song instead of the full 4:05min. If you already bought the song, email Faluma: encoding at faluma.com with a receipt of your purchase and we send you the full version asap.

April edition of the radioshow Riddims Tropicale I di for TropicalBass.com. The almost 2h show is packed with fresh new music: Kuduro and Cumbia from the Caribbean, UKFunky, Soca, Tropical Bass,House, Electric Dancehall and much more..

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