Last time we had the very talanted Emmanuel Jal for Sudan, this time we have some more traditional music. Good luck to the Black Stars in securing World Cup qualification today!
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Showing posts with label Soundclash. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Soundclash. Show all posts
Sunday, September 6, 2009
Saturday, June 20, 2009
Sudan v Ghana Soundclash
Sudan take on Ghana in Omdurman tonight in the latest round of World Cup qualifying. Follow us on twitter for an update of the result. In advance we present another World Cup Soundclash and have this time chosen Sudanese rapper Emmanuel Jal and Ghana's Praye. Emma comes from Jal's Warchild album and Angelina was song of the year at the last Ghanaian Music Awards.
Saturday, June 6, 2009
Mali v Ghana Soundclash
Ahead of Ghana's vital World/African Nations Cup qualifying game in Bamako (tomorrow @ 7pm GMT), our soundclash showcases music from each of the West African nations. Mali is renowned for its music and artists such as Ali Farka Toure and Salif Keita have achieved global acclaim. Amadou & Mariam are the latest sensation to come out of Mali and we love their music. Against Amadou & Mariam we have put 2 giants of the Ghanaian music scene - Reggie Rockstone and Tic Tac. Rockstone is credited as being the 'godfather' of hiplife which is Ghana's interpretation of hip hop. We hope you enjoy, comment to let us know which you think is best.
Labels:
Black Stars,
Ghana,
Mali,
Music,
Soundclash,
Video
Saturday, May 30, 2009
Ghana v Uganda Soundclash
The Black Stars face the Cranes of Uganda in a friendly match in Tamale in the north of Ghana on Sunday. Check our Twitter page for an update of the result. Below we have attached videos by popular musicians from Ghana and Uganda. Ayigbe Edem is from Keta's Volta Region and is currently Ghana's foremost Ewe musician. Bobbi Wine is a Ugandan musician with a controversial reputation but his very own foundation supports the community in which he lives.
Labels:
Black Stars,
Ghana,
Music,
Soundclash,
Uganda,
Video
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