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Who Get Ear Vol 134: Here are the 10 African songs you need to play this week

Skales, Felukah, Dr. Adaku, Ruby and more. Pick of the week: Skales - Loco Moment of the week: TBD Here are our picks of the week; Shawtyme & Yoofi Greene - Mama Dada Ghanaian powerhouse dance duo Mr Shawtyme & Yoofi Greene make their musical debut with the light-hearted afro-dance number “MamaDada”. Already playing a key role in African music as professional dancers and choreographers, Mr Shawtyme and Yoofi Greene officially make their joint debut as recording artists with “MamaDada”, which features the DWP Academy and DJ Flex. H.O.M.A FT. OGRANYA - MOVE YOUR BODY Move Your Body is the second single off H.O.M.A s debut EP

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Give her the restaurant experience on Mother s Day — while at home

BY KATE KRADER TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE May 6, 2021 49 Traditionally, the place to find moms on Mother’s Day was at a restaurant table. In years past, the second Sunday in May was the busiest all year for dining establishments, and the two days of the holiday weekend represented their No. 1 and No. 2 most profitable days. This year, like last year, will be different. Even as dining rooms reopen around the country, most people won’t celebrate the holiday as they once did, for reasons that range from safety concerns to capacity restrictions to our growing attachment to Zoom events. (Just kidding on that last one.)

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This Mother s Day, bring the restaurant experience home for mom

Even as dining rooms reopen around the country, most people won’t celebrate Mother's Day as they once did.

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Rencontre avec Don Kapot, rejetons belges de Fela Kuti - Musique

Rencontre avec Don Kapot, rejetons belges de Fela Kuti - Musique
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The Ghanaian musician who helped put West African music on the world map

Written by Ekow Barnes, CNN Ebo Taylor became one of Ghana’s major prolific musicians in the 1950s and ’60s, making his signature Ghanaian highlife that influenced the father of afrobeat, Fela Kuti. As highlife and afrobeat music has entered the global stage, Taylor’s work has been sampled by international R&B artist Usher on his 2010 track “She Don’t Know,” featuring rapper Ludacris, and by Canadian hip-hop duo Ghetto Concept on their 1992 track “Certified.” His influence can also be seen in afrobeat’s clubbier offshoot, afrobeats (with an “s”), which has hit international charts through West African acts like Wizkid, who has collaborated with artists including Drake and Major Lazer.

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