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Yesssso!!!
I twale give all of una for this cabal ππππ
I hope say una bodi dey coooolΓ©
I dey bring una the ogbongΓ© musical event wey go make una dey jolli wella wella
Dis one na Afri-tunes Weekend Event, where we dey gada dey celebrate our African Music.
Greetings to everyone in this wonderful Music Community
I hope you are all doing well.
Once more, I present our lovely Musical Event to you all: AFRI-TUNES WEEKEND EVENT. Where we celebrate our African Music and tunes.
This is the 3rd week of our Afri-tunes Weekend Event on Hive and today I am going to give you something special because you are all special people π
I am going to present this "UNDYING AFRICAN CLASSIC MIX" titled Eddie Quansa or Edikwansa (as many of us call it). This is a Nigerian Highlife music released in the 70's, but this music still reigns π₯ and it prides itself in the beauty of African Music.
This song was sung by Nze (Chief) Dan Orji, Peacocks International Band, and the song was also used as the tune or signature for a comedy series titled The New Masquerade, aired in 1983.
Well, we grew up listening to this tune and many of us were singing the wrong lyrics π Hopefully, this post will also serve as an educative piece as well π
Yea! That's what Afri-tunes does πYesterday @starstrings01 took us back to 2010 World Cup and gave us the correct lyrics of "Samina mina eh eh"
Yes, I am still singing rubbish and I am not ready to change π€ͺπ€ͺπ€ͺ You'll get more of this with Afri-tunes π
Here is a wonderful article written by Victor Anazonwu on the Legend or story behind the song Eddie Quansa: Who knows? It may be a Myth or it may be true. But it is nice to read up.... Click here to read
Eddie Quansa e Bia o bia o
Eddie Quansa e Bia o bia o
Eddie Quansa e Bia o bia o
Izu nkama Na ne gie o bia o bia
Eddie Quansa come come
Eddie Quansa come come....
It's good when blood brothers reason together, so come o, come o.
If you read the Myth behind this song (Click here to read), you will see reasons behind the meaning of the song.
Mhen! This was an interesting, educative and stressful experience.
I got the inspiration to do this song just yesterday afternoon around 13:00 (1pm). I scored the lines quickly and began to record it since there was electricity.
I used my phone camera - Samsung A12
Adobe Premier Pro - As Video editing software
FL Studio - As audio editing software.
After recording the sweet steady rhythm line, adding guitar chords and the bass lines, electricity went off and it came back by 4:30am Sunday Morning π I had to get up quickly and record it, incase the electricity doesn't last long. Still feeling stressed π€¦ββοΈ
The Sax and percussion mix were done without light hence the minor/major timing error.
But I'm so glad I finished it within 1 day π If I had constant power supply, this will be done in few hours.
If yes!!!
WELDONE!!! YOU ARE GREAT ππ
IF NO πͺ PLEASE DROP NAAAA!!!
Let us make every Hivean stay glued to their phones on Weekends; smiling, nodding heads, dancing and vibing to the African Tunes.
Special thanks to @starstrings01 and @obaro for joining me in making this event a reality πͺ Una too much!!!
Shout out to my musical friends especially @draysax @saxoenny @davidbolu34 @obaro @mayorkeys @heskay @daniky @ijohnsen @ovey10 @jaydr, @cammy-cardo @onos-f, @simeonvincent @raytonix @naradamoon @magicfingerz @ernest6402 @benii
@selfhelp4trolls I decided to tag you here because you expressed your love for African Music, the Oldies. I hope you find this post interesting and worth it.
Kindly click here to check compilation posts of Week 2. You can participate, support us or stay glued and watch out for amazing African songs on Hive πΊπ
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