Showing posts with label Mimitah. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mimitah. Show all posts

Friday, July 9, 2010

TAMBOUR D'AFRIQUE 06.19.20


I've been struggling with technical difficulties as far as recording the show and also with streaming the show. The music sharing site, imusictweet.com, has suddenly lowered the amount of megabytes one can upload so I can't stream from there anymore. To make up for it I have made a 'video' of the show so that fans can still listen to the show while logged onto the internet. I hope you enjoy this next episode. I also invite you all to listen to Tambour d'Afrique every Saturday night from 10pm to 12am (NY EST) live at www.RadioTriomphe.com



TELECHARGEMENT/DOWNLOAD


PAPA WEMBA - BAKWETU
ZAIKO LANGA LANGA - ELO
MPONGO LOVE - NIEKIESE AYEI
MBILIA BEL - YAMBA NGAI
GABY LITA & STUKAS - SOUCI
GABY LITA & STUKAS - EKONDA SACCADE
MPONGO LOVE - REBE
MIMITAH - TATA MWASI
TSHALA MUANA & MEJE30 - FIMBO YA BAKANDJA
ABETI MASIKINI - JE SUIS FACHEE
ABETI MASIKINI - KILIKI BAMBA
YONDO SISTER - BAZO
FALLY IPUPA - CADENAS
FALLY IPUPA - NAZA COT'OYO
BLAISE BULA - LE PETROLIER
FERRE GOLA - 365 JOURS 2X
ZAIKO LANGA LANGA - ZAIKO WAWA

Sunday, October 14, 2007

Sunday Nite Videos & Emission 10.13.07

If you missed it and/or you just want to hear it over and over again, here is last night's show.
Emission 10.13.07



Last week Guy introduced us all to a musician and vocalist by the name of Mimitah. Mimitah Bofondo is 25 years old and resides in London, England. She sings, composes songs and also plays bass guitar. She recently released the single Tata Muasi, which Guy played on last weeks show. I found out about Mimitah through Myspace and once I heard her music I told my dad he HAD to play her song! She definitely puts a fresh spin on the music. Her voice is a rare one in today's musical climate. She's the only female Congolese artist I know of that is as young as she is and it gives me great pride that she is so talented and she takes the composition of music seriously. She carries the torch for the Congolese Women musicians and artists in what is now the 5th Generation of 'Modern' Congolese music, in my humble opinion. I can see her being a musical force internationally. We all here at Tambour d'Afrique wish her all the best.

Here are some video clips of her. The first is a short documentary and the second is the Tata Muasi (Remix).






Here is a clip of Zaiko Langa Langa as headed by Nyoka Longa Jossart in a recent concert. Even to this day Zaiko Langa Langa never fails to entertain with the dance moves. Enjoy.



PEACE...