I hope the algorithm gods have found and blessed you with this beautiful piece as it did for me. What an incredible, enlightening documentary. Well done! As a fan of jungle, drum n’ bass, nu skool breaks, and deep house, I can now add afro house to that list! 🙏🏽
I much appreciate him of course, but it's important to note that there's an entire culture out there that thrives with many other names. He just happens to be the most popular of the lot
he's smooth.... but really just spins boring deep house that white people love to act really boosie to while they snort some K and microdose mushrooms. Never goes over 125, and never puts together anything that would keep the floor jumping until close...definitely not at afterhours either. change my mind
Great images, great music, great people. This documentary is gold. Thanks for allowing us the privilege of experiencing the power of diversity. I almost do not want this film to end. So many therapeutic vibes...
I love Amapiano, first track I heard was from Native Soul, that hard knocking bass is just insane. This is something unique and fresh. I'm rooting for SA artists to become big internationally and not Western artists and record companies stealing all their clout and profits.
I have spent almost my entire photography career photographing Afro House music events in Zambia. I remember when I started I was intrigued by how the music just took over my soul.
Amazing! We love Afro House music and feel very happy to have had Dylan-S, Foozak and the amazing Freak de l'Afrique crew with us for the 2022 parade and the anthem remix. Can't wait for more great future collaborations with african artists. Let's spread love all over the globe!
For me is such a pleasure for hearing and seeing such a scene to grow stronger not just in the Africa continent, but also all over the world. Cheers to you guys! You're doing an incredible job spreading the afro vibes.
DW is obviously the right channel to do this, if we don't consider South Africa which is the capital of Afro House, Berlin has to be the second Capital of Afro House and the work done by the likes of Hyenah deserves special mention. But if you want to know more about Afro house, follow the likes of Da Capo, Enoo Napa, Culoe De Song, Black Motion, Lemon & Herb, Shimza, Caiiro, Kususa, Heavy K, Sun El Musicia, Afro Warriors (Angola) and obviously Hyenah (Berlin, Germany ); and of course Manoo (Lyon, France), MoBlack (Italy) Flyod Lavine (South African based in Berlin), Osunlade (USA)and obviously Black Coffee (Black Coffee is not exactly your typical Afro House producer but he sometimes makes Afro House.
@@bokangreacts843 The list is not all exhaustive. There are others, I'm just saying that you follow they will get a better understanding of Afro House.
stopped watching at 2:15 ... clearly a race-based marketing campaign good luck to them thinking they will earn any respect in thes scene , citing their skin color ... in the past, noone gave shit about how anyone looks, what their gender is, what race they are... if ur tracks were good and u dj good, people liked ur music and wanted to go to club to hear ur sets....
all the music i listened to as a kid pre-internet era... i didnt even know how the artists look like... or what countries they are from (mostly breakbeat, jungle, dnb )
House music, coming from anywhere around world, is bringing more positive and feel good energy. Is doesn't promote misogyny and killing. It promotes peace.
afro house is literally most depressive sub-genre of electronic music , maybe dark techno is the only one wich is more depressive sounding... why would i go to a club ti listen to depressive music ? im 3 minutes in and i dont hear any "afro house" , tune sounds like progressive house.. and blatant rip-off of Ten Walls style wich he formed years ago . stop inventing new genres, wich is not needed.. everything out of the standard subgenres classifies as Progressive House , simple as that . This entire movie seems somekind of woke equity diversity propaganda, based on pushing narratives and some race .... in the past noone gave shit who you are... if u made good music or good dj, everyone listened to it.. or came to ur party to listen ur set... and thereäs no global rise, US and EU doesnt give a shit, Russia neither, Japan neither, Chinese neither... so what global rise are they talking about ??? go woke, go broke. I guess white people should redefined all the genres as well... "White techno" "White Trance" "White House" "White dnb" "white jungle" and you can go "afro jungle" "afro dnb" "afro house" "afro techno" .... Do you understand how dumb you people sound ?????
46:20 what he said there... thanx. like as a south african i can feel the music from every part of me... its weird. like my soul listening to a puzzle like filling up, like my DNA rejoicing like its in that land again, like something that was loud but found. like every song that was featured to was weird but amazing, great documentary... now where is the playlist?
I was so surprised to see Osunlade, i thought he would be a 'lesser' known DJ, but i for one have been listening to his hit 'envision' for like 10 years i think XD Totally underrated !
I fell inlove with Afro House in 2006 and ive been hooked on it ever since. The extreme dark tribal sound that came from South Africa at that time is in my opinion the best kind of Afro House ever.
I actually thought afro house music originated from South Africa, because I have loved that music for many years. This documentary is such an eye-opener for anyone keen on the history and evolution of (African) popular culture in the 21st century. Thanks DW.
A guy known as Skizo, a Botswana national, made significant contributions to this movement in the 1990s. He was associated with Kalawa Records. Kalawa Records: Also known as Kalawa Jazmee Records, it is an independent South African label that played a crucial role in shaping the musical style later known as Kwaito a form house inspired sound. Formed in 1992, it was founded by Christos Katsaitis, Don Laka, and DJ Oskido. The label’s name is derived from the first two letters of their respective surnames. Over the years, Kalawa Jazmee Records has been home to various influential artists in the South African music scene, including Boom Shaka, Trompies, and more12. Skizo’s involvement adds to the rich tapestry of South African house music legacy.
No its not, house music started because white people created music with instruments they invented like synths are drum machines, they are the roots of electronic music.
@@yanistraian I'm sorry but did you even watch the video? We owe house music to Frankie Knuckles. Now white people may have appropriated and ran with it but what's new?
It is a wonderful documentary coverage video about global music 🎶 waving around the world, including African music cultures . Globalization activated several global phenomena around the world 🌎 & amongst populations...DW documentary channel through its humanitarian out look introduced enjoying African content music current ..thanks for sharing
About ten years too late, check out what Boddhi Satva was doing in Brussels/Paris 2012 - 2022 ; KMT in London was doing Afro-house nights since 2009. I even ran a special Afro-House night in Koln during the world cup in 2008 on the day of the game between Portugal v Angola. Afro house was even part of the first wave of music in the early 1990's with Afro-diziak, you just needed to know where to go to find it. Amapiano as its own music rightly emanated from SA, however it is kind of linked to apartheid. SA youth culture did not get the first wave of house, however when they got their computers, invented Kwaito...Also, many of the youth in SA were unaware of what was popping off in Europe, so they think they invented Afro-house. Music is a continual pass the parcel, big shout out to the Angolan kuduro scene and even the Ivorian coupe scene which all produced bewildering beats to keep us amped across the world.
Actually Afro House is older than Afro-dizak and goes all the way back to 1985 where it was originally created by black djs in New Jersy who spinned these original Afro House tracks in a club called the Zanzibar! the first Afro House track was called Ma foom Bey by Culture Vibe...
Thanks DW love this. I used to be a part-time listener of Afrohouse. But it uplifted me and kept me alive during the covid lockdown and since then I'm now a disciple. Nice to see my girl Thandi Draai 😍♥️.
Oh wow ! I get feel ... Im old enough to done clubbing in the 90´s to British house back then and later to the legendary Jamaica house and dancehall masters. I´m 60 next years. I guess i have to visit Berlin some day. Any tip for a club ?
In Africa, it's only Angola and South Africa who embrace Afro House. I have been listening to House Music for years. I think Boddi Satva or Osunlade are pioneers. Africanism Compilations were huge here in South Africa.
Afro House is big in Kenya as well. Also big in Swaziland, Namibia, Lesotho, Botswana. The past 5 years it has been growing in North Africa especially in Morocco.
As a white woman in her 40s who was in the rave scene in her 20s and African Dance scene in her 30s..I'm glad music has finally merged my two favorite things.
@@mysteryY2K Drum & Bass is evolved from Jungle both being closely interlinked but neither are considered or should be related to the African dance scene. Jungle, Drum & Bass is the most diverse multi cultural music genre primarily from the UK then becoming Global with heavy roots in the Caribbean Dancehall scene, if anything Afro Beats which is much slower in BPM is interlinked to Garage which came after with its roots in Chicago House
Individual did not realize that the afro house sound I'm going to concur that it exhibited itself in the mid-90s in places like DC Philadelphia and New York. A lot of the guys coming out of the UK with various groups stepping into the Philadelphia scene of the 90s and with record labels like 311 records King Britt Productions these things were bringing these beautiful afro house sounds in the mid-90s and influencing others so many others and so you know we have to realize there was even a Specs you could say they were in the 70s that had a afro how sound or afro-funk sound that ended up lending itself to certain samplings of these tracks into the new afro-house sound of you know the 70s 80s 90s to present day
I hope the algorithm gods have found and blessed you with this beautiful piece as it did for me. What an incredible, enlightening documentary. Well done! As a fan of jungle, drum n’ bass, nu skool breaks, and deep house, I can now add afro house to that list! 🙏🏽
Da Capo is very special... That touch is real.
black coffee is here without being here.. his presence is felt in every moment of this joyful doc !!
Afro House is big in South Africa 🇿🇦🇿🇦..lots of producers ..we been listening to it since
Not sure a documentary on AfroHouse is complete without mentioning or featuring Black Coffee ☕️
we tried super hard to have him of course.
@@HyenahMusic how about a part 2 bro coffee’s missing badbox moblack I would love to see these kings being given they’re flowers they came a long way
Yes! I was wondering when the Black Coffee would come into the documentary.
I much appreciate him of course, but it's important to note that there's an entire culture out there that thrives with many other names. He just happens to be the most popular of the lot
he's smooth....
but really just spins boring deep house that white people love to act really boosie to while they snort some K and microdose mushrooms.
Never goes over 125, and never puts together anything that would keep the floor jumping until close...definitely not at afterhours either.
change my mind
Seeing my favest djs on a DW documentary 🥺😍🥺😍🥺😍🚀🔥🙌🏿 For the love of Afrio House 🦋♥️🇰🇪
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It's amazing to see our Gondwana and Ewaso guys here😍. Afro house is gold!
Guuuurl 😍☺😍☺ ikr? Freshia Sackey
@@freshiasackey4540 Yeah, they made it. Let’s go!
THANK YOU DW! ... for the love.
This is amazing bro. Love how you guys push the culture
Thank you. Thoroughly enjoyed the content!
I’m glad they gave Osunlade recognition!! Definitely one of the founding fathers of Africa house music. Yoruba soul forever!
My all time favourite , I wish they gave joe clausell a piece too
love osunlade's music - exposed via the toronto scene and harvest festival. much respect!
Can’t be. House music has been a staple in SA since the early 2000s
Great images, great music, great people. This documentary is gold. Thanks for allowing us the privilege of experiencing the power of diversity. I almost do not want this film to end. So many therapeutic vibes...
I keep coming back to this documentary. First saw it when presented at ADE (Amsterdam Dance Event). Love it and well done.
Afro house saved African music, From Kampala to SA. to Nigeria to London , Boooooommm
thanks DW for such inspirational doc, SA definitely consumes a ton of house music
One of the sickest documentaries i have ever seen. Keep these up 🙏
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I love Amapiano, first track I heard was from Native Soul, that hard knocking bass is just insane. This is something unique and fresh. I'm rooting for SA artists to become big internationally and not Western artists and record companies stealing all their clout and profits.
I second this! You have to pay respects to the original community that birth the music genre!!!
I have spent almost my entire photography career photographing Afro House music events in Zambia. I remember when I started I was intrigued by how the music just took over my soul.
🙌🏾 And you're fire at your job bro.
This documentary saved my life ...⭐
No mention of Black Coffee or Ibiza ? Ja, definitely got a bit of Kwaito and Mapantsula. Phambili phezulu..☝️❤️🌍🇿🇦
Happy to see Da capo coz his one of modern pioneers of afro house
one of the best!
@@HyenahMusic ow man!! The legend Hyenah I love ur music ur reply has made my day
Amazing! We love Afro House music and feel very happy to have had Dylan-S, Foozak and the amazing Freak de l'Afrique crew with us for the 2022 parade and the anthem remix. Can't wait for more great future collaborations with african artists. Let's spread love all over the globe!
Vuoi Vuoi Me is that song that embodies the genre. Djamou Sangare, another one! Africanism the OGs. Beautiful presentation
Thouroughly enjoyed this, well done! 👌🏾
As a child of the diaspora I love my people, and my music. I love this documentary. God Bless!!!
Africa to the world 🌍 🇿🇦
For me is such a pleasure for hearing and seeing such a scene to grow stronger not just in the Africa continent, but also all over the world. Cheers to you guys! You're doing an incredible job spreading the afro vibes.
The positivity is contagious
WOW! What’s the track that plays at the beginning of the Johannesburg, South Africa segment of this documentary? Approximately 11:05 onward 🎶🔥
Rumble by Shimza 🙂
@@naomiphillips3334 🙏
Love Shimza , humble , talent and Kunye records is the perfect platform to expand the sound .....\o/
Thank you
Great Doc!
DW is obviously the right channel to do this, if we don't consider South Africa which is the capital of Afro House, Berlin has to be the second Capital of Afro House and the work done by the likes of Hyenah deserves special mention.
But if you want to know more about Afro house, follow the likes of Da Capo, Enoo Napa, Culoe De Song, Black Motion, Lemon & Herb, Shimza, Caiiro, Kususa, Heavy K, Sun El Musicia, Afro Warriors (Angola) and obviously Hyenah (Berlin, Germany ); and of course Manoo (Lyon, France), MoBlack (Italy) Flyod Lavine (South African based in Berlin), Osunlade (USA)and obviously Black Coffee (Black Coffee is not exactly your typical Afro House producer but he sometimes makes Afro House.
Thanks for sharing ❤️
Angola is the second …. Home
@@BANGA2TIMEZ Yes Angola is big in Afro House.
you forgot zakes
@@bokangreacts843 The list is not all exhaustive. There are others, I'm just saying that you follow they will get a better understanding of Afro House.
Finally I found a Documental about Afro house music! thank u Naomi, DW, all the crew & artists who makes this posible
South Africa is full of talent. Well done!
No its NOT !
@@MakeSomeNoisePlaylistsCRY
The Record Labels also play a massive role in expanding the sound
In South Africa , Revolution are the real pioneers of Afro House inspired by Dj Gregory
The comment I was looking for, it's amazing with all their success in the industry they have managed to stay under the radar and unbothered!
With South Africa at the forefront of it all. We make the Best Music in the whole World 🇿🇦🇿🇦
That's debatable
stopped watching at 2:15 ...
clearly a race-based marketing campaign
good luck to them thinking they will earn any respect in thes scene , citing their skin color ...
in the past, noone gave shit about how anyone looks, what their gender is, what race they are... if ur tracks were good and u dj good, people liked ur music and wanted to go to club to hear ur sets....
all the music i listened to as a kid pre-internet era... i didnt even know how the artists look like... or what countries they are from (mostly breakbeat, jungle, dnb )
Humility chief
Bro house music is black Americans genre
Wow! DW's 1st 4k documentary!
South Africa is undoubtedly the CAPITAL OF HOUSE!!!
not at all
@@KolyaUrtz it's chicago
Wtf you talking about lol
😂 😂 😂
@@markwanga4188House music is bigger in South Africa than anywhere else in the world. Even legends stated it in the bmvideo
Design de som de convolução
Always a good day seeing Anane and little Louie Vega.
Thanks for this amazing content. Love it.
s/o the whole movement, vey inspiring! music transcends all boundaries and barriers for sure, big love!
House music, coming from anywhere around world, is bringing more positive and feel good energy. Is doesn't promote misogyny and killing. It promotes peace.
Afrohouse music
Afrobeats
Amapiano
My top 3 favorite genre
A big shout-out to Black Coffee for his amazing music.
I loveeeeeeee Afro house!!!! The beats are so energetic. ❤
afro house is literally most depressive sub-genre of electronic music , maybe dark techno is the only one wich is more depressive sounding...
why would i go to a club ti listen to depressive music ?
im 3 minutes in and i dont hear any "afro house" , tune sounds like progressive house.. and blatant rip-off of Ten Walls style wich he formed years ago .
stop inventing new genres, wich is not needed..
everything out of the standard subgenres classifies as Progressive House , simple as that .
This entire movie seems somekind of woke equity diversity propaganda, based on pushing narratives and some race ....
in the past noone gave shit who you are... if u made good music or good dj, everyone listened to it.. or came to ur party to listen ur set...
and thereäs no global rise, US and EU doesnt give a shit, Russia neither, Japan neither, Chinese neither... so what global rise are they talking about ???
go woke, go broke. I guess white people should redefined all the genres as well... "White techno" "White Trance" "White House" "White dnb" "white jungle"
and you can go "afro jungle" "afro dnb" "afro house" "afro techno" ....
Do you understand how dumb you people sound ?????
True but credit to black Americans cuz house music was created in Chicago
Appreciate DW on all accounts, the representatives from Nairobi did an incredible job of giving back. And I love that sound 🔊 bravo 👏🏽
46:20 what he said there... thanx. like as a south african i can feel the music from every part of me... its weird. like my soul listening to a puzzle like filling up, like my DNA rejoicing like its in that land again, like something that was loud but found. like every song that was featured to was weird but amazing, great documentary... now where is the playlist?
I am an Indian and I love Afro beats ❤️
❤Sara
Afrobeats is Nigerian style 🇳🇬 of music but Nigerians also mixed amapiano (South African 🇿🇦 house) with Nigerian style to make Afro-amapiano.
Indian music has the most complex rhythms and beats. And European music has the most sophisticated melodies and harmonies.
@@0k859 Amazing 😍
This is Afro House, not Afrobeats
TOP TOP
I was so surprised to see Osunlade, i thought he would be a 'lesser' known DJ, but i for one have been listening to his hit 'envision' for like 10 years i think XD
Totally underrated !
Beautiful. Thankyou for this :)
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Vibes
Sbonge 🙌🏾
Fire 🔥 fire
🙌 ....Just love ...it
Afro House'
Play ▶️
Wow interesting
Everyone one to be orignator of sound ... All we know is afro beats ... Makeing waves
I fell inlove with Afro House in 2006 and ive been hooked on it ever since. The extreme dark tribal sound that came from South Africa at that time is in my opinion the best kind of Afro House ever.
This is going to be an AWESOME Doc. 😎
So nice🔥🔥🔥
In Afro House we stand 🇰🇪
I actually thought afro house music originated from South Africa, because I have loved that music for many years. This documentary is such an eye-opener for anyone keen on the history and evolution of (African) popular culture in the 21st century. Thanks DW.
South Africa played a crucial role in the making of the genre
It originated from SA
The Kenya part was amazing!
"We were there" - Louie Vega
Indeed Grootman!!!!
A lot of these genres have had to be a hit in Kenya 🇰🇪 first before becoming a hit elsewhere.
LOL😁, there's an obvios why house music is big in SA and SA producers and DJs are all over the world playing house music. So STOP.
There is HOUSE !
End of story √
u mean SA right?
ive been on afro house for 2 years its a spirtual energy that feeds the soul
Nothing like the Amapiano beat of South Africa..........it's literally the beat from the ancestors
This is so cool no ways!
As a South African I can definitely say we've colonized house music world wide 👌
Nigeria. Oya vex.
house music started by people who look like us in Chicago and Detroit. So colonize no, reclaimed yes.
@@favourasuqo2967 lol we don't need to , just follow the money and name of show headliners, i even forgot the beats and producer's
@@HypeStrike a race war every chance we get
@@HypeStrike Made by originators who are of African origin.
I should visit Kenya. ❤❤❤❤. Big ups to whomever brought us KULTURE in Botswana, we need more of it.
A guy known as Skizo, a Botswana national, made significant contributions to this movement in the 1990s. He was associated with Kalawa Records. Kalawa Records: Also known as Kalawa Jazmee Records, it is an independent South African label that played a crucial role in shaping the musical style later known as Kwaito a form house inspired sound. Formed in 1992, it was founded by Christos Katsaitis, Don Laka, and DJ Oskido. The label’s name is derived from the first two letters of their respective surnames. Over the years, Kalawa Jazmee Records has been home to various influential artists in the South African music scene, including Boom Shaka, Trompies, and more12. Skizo’s involvement adds to the rich tapestry of South African house music legacy.
Mind-blowing
Bless Up, Pure Respect! Africa is The Source and always has been.
No its not, house music started because white people created music with instruments they invented like synths are drum machines, they are the roots of electronic music.
@@yanistraian I'm sorry but did you even watch the video? We owe house music to Frankie Knuckles. Now white people may have appropriated and ran with it but what's new?
I’m over here grooving and boppin my head I almost forgot this was a documentary 😂
It is a wonderful documentary coverage video about global music 🎶 waving around the world, including African music cultures . Globalization activated several global phenomena around the world 🌎 & amongst populations...DW documentary channel through its humanitarian out look introduced enjoying African content music current ..thanks for sharing
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About ten years too late, check out what Boddhi Satva was doing in Brussels/Paris 2012 - 2022 ; KMT in London was doing Afro-house nights since 2009. I even ran a special Afro-House night in Koln during the world cup in 2008 on the day of the game between Portugal v Angola. Afro house was even part of the first wave of music in the early 1990's with Afro-diziak, you just needed to know where to go to find it. Amapiano as its own music rightly emanated from SA, however it is kind of linked to apartheid. SA youth culture did not get the first wave of house, however when they got their computers, invented Kwaito...Also, many of the youth in SA were unaware of what was popping off in Europe, so they think they invented Afro-house. Music is a continual pass the parcel, big shout out to the Angolan kuduro scene and even the Ivorian coupe scene which all produced bewildering beats to keep us amped across the world.
Actually Afro House is older than Afro-dizak and goes all the way back to 1985 where it was originally created by black djs in New Jersy who spinned these original Afro House tracks in a club called the Zanzibar! the first Afro House track was called Ma foom Bey by Culture Vibe...
Wilson Kentura🔥🔥🔥
Thanks DW love this. I used to be a part-time listener of Afrohouse. But it uplifted me and kept me alive during the covid lockdown and since then I'm now a disciple.
Nice to see my girl Thandi Draai 😍♥️.
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You need to shout out Chicago!
Lets go lets go ❤❤❤❤
Find the Artists :)
-Osunlade
-Ameme
-Fka Mash
-Shimza
-Thandi Draai
-Floyd Lavine
-DESIREE
-Darque
-Da Capo
-Homeboyz
-Native Tribe
-Buruntuma
-DJEFF
-Punk Mbedzi
-Euggy
-Akoth Jumadi
-Dylan-S
-Suraj
-Laolu
Saint Evo
If I missed any, please add them below!
Oh wow ! I get feel ... Im old enough to done clubbing in the 90´s to British house back then and later to the legendary Jamaica house and dancehall masters. I´m 60 next years. I guess i have to visit Berlin some day. Any tip for a club ?
Glad to see Afro House getting the recognition it deserves❤
Afro house music ❤ 🇬🇭 🇿🇦 🇳🇬
More like 🇳🇬 and 🇿🇦
@0 K south Africa make better music than Nigerians
@0k859 more like 🇿🇦😂😂ONLY
In Africa, it's only Angola and South Africa who embrace Afro House. I have been listening to House Music for years. I think Boddi Satva or Osunlade are pioneers. Africanism Compilations were huge here in South Africa.
Afro House is big in Kenya as well. Also big in Swaziland, Namibia, Lesotho, Botswana. The past 5 years it has been growing in North Africa especially in Morocco.
This isn't true!
@@shibamelissamazaza3909 Seem like am wrong based on your feelings
@@VeeShenge Angola and South Africa embrace Afro House like no other
@@moraletooane8980 That is not what your said initially.
46:10 where i can find these release at midh?
As a white woman in her 40s who was in the rave scene in her 20s and African Dance scene in her 30s..I'm glad music has finally merged my two favorite things.
drum n bass or jungle?
@@mysteryY2K house, trance and techno! I love those other genres as well.
@@mysteryY2K Drum & Bass is evolved from Jungle both being closely interlinked but neither are considered or should be related to the African dance scene. Jungle, Drum & Bass is the most diverse multi cultural music genre primarily from the UK then becoming Global with heavy roots in the Caribbean Dancehall scene, if anything Afro Beats which is much slower in BPM is interlinked to Garage which came after with its roots in Chicago House
What does race matter. OMG you're all so deluded!
This is so inspiring, there's more to music than just the amazing beats and lyrics.,music is life💙💯
Heavy
inspiring!
🇰🇪Kenya to Africa to the w🌎rld and the w🌎 rld to Africa to Kenya 🇰🇪
Vibes on vibes
I've watched soo many documentaries like this over the years
Love it!!
Ven Pa ka was the last glorious days of afrohouse in SA,, after that it came in trickles but that jam was slept on
Would be nice to have more of this type of uplifting doc. The regular fare on DW is too dark and heavy.
Africa is the sound crib
11:18 that's dope
i swear i love our culture so much
Individual did not realize that the afro house sound I'm going to concur that it exhibited itself in the mid-90s in places like DC Philadelphia and New York. A lot of the guys coming out of the UK with various groups stepping into the Philadelphia scene of the 90s and with record labels like 311 records King Britt Productions these things were bringing these beautiful afro house sounds in the mid-90s and influencing others so many others and so you know we have to realize there was even a Specs you could say they were in the 70s that had a afro how sound or afro-funk sound that ended up lending itself to certain samplings of these tracks into the new afro-house sound of you know the 70s 80s 90s to present day
Interesting
Love Afro House :)