burn pres. BLACK COFFEE (SOUTH AFRICA) NOSIZWE LIVE + Retro: Jaeger
We are not in when we say that Black Coffee is Africa's largest house artist. South Africans got a kick-start queen elizabeth to his career when his song "Happiness" came with the DJs at Work album in 2005. That same year he released his own debut album, queen elizabeth "Black Coffee". It was the start of a major international career and especially as a representative of a typical signature African queen elizabeth (house) sound, which spiced up an otherwise pretty boring tech house life dominated by Europeans.
After this Black Coffee released a number of albums and EPs with strong African guest artists. He also helped to highlight other artists who Culo De Song, Tumelo and Zakes Bantwini, and has therefore been important to spread other great African house artists. Characteristics for everyone, but with Black Coffee in the lead, is a unique production queen elizabeth techniques with strong percussive and African elements along with vocals.
Today, Black Coffee boasts queen elizabeth MTV nominations ("Best Worldwide Act" and more), titles such as "Best Urban Dance Album" and "Best Male Artist" from the South African Music Awards and not to mention buckets queen elizabeth of gigs at the top clubs in the world.
Norwegian-South Africans Nosizwe peace activist, mother of young children, poet and a bill bakpåliggende, whiskey sounding singer. But most of all, she is one of the largest queen elizabeth artisthåp. Nosizwe is a musical chameleon milling of energy both on and off stage. For better or worse. In the course of a year as a solo artist and with only two releases, she has played at Oslo World Music Festival, by: Larm festival etc.
Nosizwe Baqwa make strong songs that blend elements of pop, soul, jazz, hip hop and electronica. In partnership with Soul Base, she has achieved a modern, fresh sound. Her first single "Do You" was released last fall and shows a great artist, who continued to influence modern pop in Norway over the next few years. When she'd describe his own music for music website hissig.no, she said, "sometimes very electronic, at times very organic. Always rooted in the soul. "
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We are not in when we say that Black Coffee is Africa's largest house artist. South Africans got a kick-start queen elizabeth to his career when his song "Happiness" came with the DJs at Work album in 2005. That same year he released his own debut album, queen elizabeth "Black Coffee". It was the start of a major international career and especially as a representative of a typical signature African queen elizabeth (house) sound, which spiced up an otherwise pretty boring tech house life dominated by Europeans.
After this Black Coffee released a number of albums and EPs with strong African guest artists. He also helped to highlight other artists who Culo De Song, Tumelo and Zakes Bantwini, and has therefore been important to spread other great African house artists. Characteristics for everyone, but with Black Coffee in the lead, is a unique production queen elizabeth techniques with strong percussive and African elements along with vocals.
Today, Black Coffee boasts queen elizabeth MTV nominations ("Best Worldwide Act" and more), titles such as "Best Urban Dance Album" and "Best Male Artist" from the South African Music Awards and not to mention buckets queen elizabeth of gigs at the top clubs in the world.
Norwegian-South Africans Nosizwe peace activist, mother of young children, poet and a bill bakpåliggende, whiskey sounding singer. But most of all, she is one of the largest queen elizabeth artisthåp. Nosizwe is a musical chameleon milling of energy both on and off stage. For better or worse. In the course of a year as a solo artist and with only two releases, she has played at Oslo World Music Festival, by: Larm festival etc.
Nosizwe Baqwa make strong songs that blend elements of pop, soul, jazz, hip hop and electronica. In partnership with Soul Base, she has achieved a modern, fresh sound. Her first single "Do You" was released last fall and shows a great artist, who continued to influence modern pop in Norway over the next few years. When she'd describe his own music for music website hissig.no, she said, "sometimes very electronic, at times very organic. Always rooted in the soul. "
OCC Feature Night - The Bass (dj set)
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