Tumaini - Axe from ZAMANI by ADAM SOLOMON

Tumaini - Axe:
Special rhythm Axe, that chops movements of very sexy dance, and this special melody movements makes this globe dance to it, and many people feel there's something attached to them about it, and how it sounds, from my traditions we Indigenous Mijekenda have a large Engine of rhythms that come from our traditions which long time ago did spread across the world from the east, we all came from where the first believed old skeleton was found. Scientifically! As is all the beats came from African drums and music, even rock and roll, blues, as a big example, and country music too. Many videos of African cultural music, and dancers have spread across the world even during the first days of colonialism in Africa, which were taken by colonizers during those days, and so the west got more, although already our African descendants were already here, going towards the days of colonialism in Africa to be stablished by Europeans.
This track is about good wish, and good hope in life always there's struggles, and we must travel, or go out and look for our daily bread, to help us pay for our needs, jobs are not easy to find, don't lose hope, in life we must look for our living. That's life!

ADAM SOLOMON
This Juno award winner is a master guitarist and composer. He sings in English, Swahili, and Mijikenda (the Nine Tribes from Mombasa on the Kenyan coast). "The Professor", as he is known in musical circles, is highly respected as a lead guitarist and vocalist. He creates a unique sound that combines traditional acoustic African blues and jazz, spiced with traditional coastal blues!

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