Posts tagged as:

Music

A layman’s thoughts on BLACKsummers’night

July 19, 2009 Music

After 8 years out of the music limelight, Maxwell released BLACKsummers’night, a return to the sound that laid the foundation for neo-classical soul. With this album, he showed that, despite being away from the music scene, he still has the ability to create classic, timeless music that moves the spirit and feeds the soul. Musically, it is a journey into the soul; a return to music that is best played live, each song a crafted masterpiece.

Read more →

Kobi Onyame – He Said, She Said

June 16, 2009 Music

It ain’t easy. Talent is something that we, as human beings, have in abundance. The creation of beauty, melody, harmony is second nature to so many in our midst, yet we may never hear, see, touch or feel most of what is out there. That said, the birth and evolution of social media might just [...]

Read more →

ramblings – is there such a thing as an anti-expert?

May 29, 2009 Random

I’ve recently come to the conclusion that I am not an expert.  I know a bit about a lot of things and a lot more about a couple of things but there is nothing that I know inside out.  I love music, but I can’t quote you dates, and albums, and lyrics, and whatever.  I [...]

Read more →

A layman’s thoughts on Nokia Music Store

May 26, 2009 Random

The bottom-line is this: all these great things happen in the world and Africa tends to be an after-thought, in relation to these happenings. Yes, we do lag behind in a number of instances but how do you think it feels when you are perceived as being at the bottom of the human barrel?  Not [...]

Read more →

Hanging with DJ Black

May 21, 2009 Random

When I was in Accra last, I spent a lot of time chilling with DJ Black at the Joy Fm studios.  This is one of those times. Still more to come.

Read more →

Interview on BBC World Service Africa

May 18, 2009 Poetry

Yesterday, BBC aired an interview I had with Bola Mosuro. BBC World Service – Africa Interview

Read more →
Get Adobe Flash player