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Less Rasta in New Zealand Reggae?
In: Reggae/Dub Music
By: Brenda Ann Burke
The article describes the links between reggae, the Rasta faith and social activism since reggae was introduced to New Zealand and asks whether today's mix is different. more...
Uplifting Sensitive Funeral Music
When planning a memorial or funeral service, music can be comforting and uplifting to mourners. Give the ceremony a personal touch, keeping in mind the dearly departed. more...
Enjoy holiday hymns, Christmas carols and jolly jingles and celebrate the season with the joyous sounds of Christmas music with the free lyrics listed below. more...
New Years Eve Auld Lang Syne Words
At midnight on New Year's Eve, party goers sing Auld Lang Syne, often with the wrong words. Read information, complete lyrics, and word meanings of this old holiday tune. more...
The variety of music used for ballroom dancing is an avenue for exposure to the different musical styles and genres. Such exposure may promote improved societal awareness more...
In: Reggae/Dub Music
By: Benjamin Hiller
In early 2006 Damian Marley offered insight into hip-hop collaborations, digital instruments, and the Miami Symphonic Strings on his hit album "Welcome to Jamrock." more...
In: Reggae/Dub Music
By: Benjamin Hiller
January 2006 interview of Damian Marley, on success of 2005 album Welcome to Jamrock, challenges of sampling dad Bob Marley, and fusion of hip-hop, dub, and reggae music. more...
By: Lydia Martin
A unique project witnessing the 2007 elections in Senegal through the eyes of the hip hop community. more...
Melbourne’s The Cat Empire Live
By: David Whitley
The best live band in the world in 2007 may well be The Cat Empire, with its high-energy fusion of jazz, reggae, salsa, hip-hop, rock and pure pop. more...
By: Lydia Martin
Analog Africa have recently released the album 4 Track Recording Session showcasing the Green Arrows' music from the mid 1970's. more...
By: Karen Lotter
Miriam Makeba, Mamma Africa, lived in enforced exile for 31 years. Since her return to South Africa in 1990 she has become known as an unstoppable great- grandmother. more...
Metswako's 2006 Album Re Tswa Hole
By: Lydia Martin
The South African group's latest album and the new and unusual sound they're creating. more...
Zimbabwe Cool Crooners of Bulawayo
By: Lydia Martin
Now in their 60s, the group show they are still the masters of Mbaqanga - township jazz from southern Africa. more...
