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Nate Maingard
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Hi All!
The Big Blue and Princess have been moving house and without an internet connection for a while and because of that our last few shows didn’t make it onto Mixcloud yet. We will sort that out as soon as possible. But for now you can find all our shows, including the last three on our downloads page: ptbb.co.za/dl
Rabbit Heart Pool Party FUNraiser – AfrikaBurn 2019
Check it out:
https://www.howler.co.za/events/rabbit-heart-pool-party-funraiser-f3c5
16 February 10:00-22:00
Noordhoek
Bunnyification Station – Interactive Space – Crowdfounding Rewards!
Bongeziwe Mabandla teams up with uSanele on ‘Bekezela’
We played Bongeziwe Mabandla on our show a while ago and he has a new track out with an artist that also sparked our attention: uSanele.
Tune in to our show on Wednesday and you might very well hear this tune.
Bongeziwe Mabandla gets trapped out with uSanele on ‘Bekezela’
10 Dope South African Albums & EPs That Came Out This Month
Gangular EP by uSanele on Google Play
Gangular EP by uSanele on Spotify
Monday afternoon funkiness
It is Monday.
It is just after lunch.
You need some funkiness in your life.
We know you do.
So here it is:
Charles Wright & the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band – Express Yourself
Or if you prefer NWA’s version:
“Zanku (Leg Work)” video by Zlatan Ibile
From OkayAfrica:
Is Zanku Set to Be the New Dance Craze of 2019?
Breaking down what could become the year’s new dance craze.
With last week’s release of the video for “Zanku (Leg Work),” Zlatan Ibile has consecrated himself as the originator of the newest dance craze in afropop.
The specific origin of the name ‘zanku’ is uncertain but the dance itself, says Ibile in this interview from December, is one he noticed from his visits to The Shrine in Lagos and refashioned into a trend.
The best zanku, so far, works best in beats combining repeated foot tapping or pounding, with hands held aloft, and finished with a flourish—a stylised thrusting of one foot as if to knock down a door. Variations include a faster footwork, mimicry of slicing and screwing hand motions and the brandshing of a white kerchief, all of which is done with vigour and attitude.
Exciting geek stuff from AfrikaBurn
An App, an API, and other Stories
Join the hackathon online, see Google Meet links on Burning Hackathon – Jan 2019 Facebook event