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Sophie Bolillon – Fela Kuti was known as “the King of Afrobeat”. Krizbeatz calls himself “the King of AfroDance”, the Nigerian music that has got millions dancing across Africa and the world. For Fela, as he is still known to fans, music was often a life-threatening fight against corrupt military.... |
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Ottawa-based A Tribe Called Red has pulled out of a sound and light show to mark Canada's 150th anniversary celebrations amid concerns the event disrespects Indigenous culture. In an email to CBC News, Ottawa 2017 confirmed the electronic music trio's music will no longer be part of Mìwàte, which premiered on Albert Island last Friday. |
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GRADY Tate, who has died aged 85, was one of the great jazz drummers of the past 60 years and a first-call session musician. The list of notable recordings he made – he played drums on both Simon & Garfunkel’s multi-million-selling Concert in Central Park and Paul Simon’s There Goes Rhymin’ Simon,.... |
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Melinda McGlassonCover for Melinda McGlasson's 2017 single, "Trust Him." Creative Soul Records recording artist, worship leader and cancer survivor Melinda McGlasson releases a new radio single today. "Trust Him," produced by Eric Copeland, is going for adds to Christian INSPO/Soft AC and Christian AC radio. |
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Cool Lifestyle Reporter He is the future. He is here. He is Kutenda Gabriel, an eight-year-old North Park Primary School pupil who on Thursday launched his debut album, “Merciful God”. The album has seven tracks and is produced by the acclaimed Munya Vialy who has churned out big names in the industry. |
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As a newborn, Sam McKenney had a normal life for five weeks. And then something went wrong. Experts warned he'd spend his life isolated from the world. He struggled in school. He withdrew. In those dark moments, when his parents stepped up to the fine line separating hope from despair, they feared they'd lose this beautiful child they so loved. |
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The CentrePointe development has been has endured nine years of false starts but work on the hotels and office towers about to begin. Here is a look back what it took to get there.
At the celebration of life ceremony for Penny Chenery, owner of Triple Crown winner Secretariat, friends and family of.... |
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CARTHAGE If you're not from East Texas, you may not be familiar with this handsome, little town northeast of Nacogdoches (and west of Deadwood). County seat of Panola County, home to Panola College, proud to call itself the "Gas Capital of the United States," Carthage seems to mind its own business, thank you very much. |
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Friday the 13 th might be filled with a lot of spookiness, but it’s also filled with a lot of great music. One could say it’s a bit eerie how good this music is. But, we won’t. Instead, we’ll just get right to the goods and let you know about what new music you should be listening to. Lost Kings feat. |
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The battle against false news continues afoot. But is it being won? It's difficult to tell. Fake news began in the cave with a few tribal members and simply grew exponentially along with civilization, colonization, militarization and consumerism. But the internet has really given it a lift. |
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The non-political story that has grabbed the headlines recently in Zimbabwe is that of the lawsuit in which the couple of Upenyu and Blessing Mashangwa is suing UFIC leader Prophet Emmanuel Makandiwa, his wife Ruth and The United Family International Church for a total of US$6.5m. Upenyu and Blessing Mashangwa Of Oceane Perfumes. |
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