Zulu Rose Radio

Winter Cool Down Mix

Butalezi Brown — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 01:52:51 GMT

A beautiful mix of meditative grooves from Sene-Gambia as well as a track from a friend down in South Africa (big up lagos disco machine) and even a vintage tune from The Police. More specifically, you will hear some enchanting Korah melodies balanced by strong bass lines, haunting vocals, ancient rhythms pounded out on a calabash, rock inspired bass lines and sandalwood infused up-beat electronica and a little balafone vs piano jazz action. Let the sounds take your imagination some were! Running Time : 61 mins Youssou N'dour - Allah Lokua Kanza - Baselombo Cheikh Lô - Ne La Thiass The Police - Tea In The Sahara Kaouding Cissoko - Senegal-Mauritanie Lagos Disco Machine - Sandbelt Copperplate (So. African) Afel Bocoum - Dofana II Tete Alhiuho - Barco di Papel Cheikh Lô - Guiss Guiss Hank Jones & Cheick-Tidiane Seck - Maningafoly Youssou N'dour - Djamil Baaba Maal - Baayo

Naija Beats w/ Guest DJ Ausar

Butalezi Brown — Wed, 29 Aug 2007 10:05:01 GMT

Rugged vintage and contemporary Afrobeats. This mix is courtesy of Atlanta DJ Ausar and his Kalakuta Show. Give thanks Ausar! Running Time : 72 mins Don Issac Ezekiel Combination - Ire Monomono - Awareness is Wot you Need Ebo Taylor Jr. & Wuta Wazuri - Mondo Soul Funky Monomono - Tire Loma Da Nigbehin Ochonma - The Martins Brother Dance Band Femi Kuti - Sorry Sorry O Wale Oyejide - The Hunger Wale Oyejide - HIV Baba Fela Kuti + Africa 70 - ODOO Massak - BLA Mausiki Sacles + The Common Ground Collective - Bloodshed Akoya Afrobeat Ensemble - USA Wunmi - A.L.A.

Hail to the Chief

Butalezi Brown — Wed, 23 May 2007 23:22:33 GMT

Sorry for not posting a podcast in a while. Been so busy with the fashion side of things, haven't had a chance to really put together a mix. But we are alive and kicking... Here is 47 minutes of african grooves. Get your dancing shoes for real! Nndongoy Daara - Orchestra Baobab Rail Band - Rail Band Todos Locos - Herbie Mann Oyolima - Chief Stephen Osita Osadebe* Anam El Chi - Oriental Brothers Biribiri Highlife - Uhuru Dance Band Kilode - Tony Allen Bhodlumlilo - African Jazz Pioneers Lango Mo - Aura Msimang * - This podcast is dedicated to the late Chief Osita Osadebe and his wonderful highlife grooves.

Kicking Zulu Jazz

Butalezi Brown — Wed, 11 Apr 2007 21:35:12 GMT

A colorful mix of jazzy vibes. Starting Pharaoh Sanders having fun over an Osunlade electronic beat and working all the way back into a more mellow totally analog rootsy white label Africo-jazz rare groove. -Enjoy Gwotet - Osunlade Ft. Pharaoh Sanders Nigerian Juju Highlife - Pharaoh Sanders Tornados vs. Dynamos - TP OK Jazz Sweet Mother - Prince Nico Mbarga Ekedi - Manu Dibango Unknown West African Rare Groove p.s. Just got back from Los Angeles and picked up some of my favorite records and CDs that were collecting dust in my storage. Can't wait to dig into some of those records.

SOWETO-A-GOGO!!

Butalezi Brown — Wed, 21 Mar 2007 17:46:25 GMT

Soulful House music is so popular among the youth in Johannesburg. And as house music goes, GOGO-Music is a major source for the soulful house sound coming out Germany. This mix is a quick spotlight on some of the funky, soulful, and very dance friendly music Ralf GUM and his collective are putting out. If you've been to Jozi, this is the kind of music you want to bump at the car wash! Fela Brasil Ft. Domingo Patricio (Main Mix) So That You Know (Ralf GUM & CrisP Vocal Mix) Kana (Raw Artistic Soul) Ra Soul Vibes (Raw Artistic Soul) Oya O (Raw Artistic Soul Ft. Wunmi) Always (Ralf GUM's Deep Gogo Music Mix) Miami Theme (Ralf GUM's Sax Lick Dub) Zaab (Minimal Dub & Ralf GUM's History Goes By Mix) Undone (GoGo Sampler) All these funky tracks and many more are available for download. Please, please, please support the artist if you enjoy the music. Links: http://gogo-music.net/

Africans Living Abroad

Butalezi Brown — Tue, 13 Mar 2007 16:09:54 GMT

Musical Interview with “Afro-diva” Wunmi Girl. Wunmi was born in England and raised in Nigeria, and back to England as a teenager. This interview explains how the clash of her English and Naija backgrounds forced Wunmi with the help of: Soul II Soul, Masters at Work, Osunlade, Roy Ayers, and others to integrate her African roots and build an amazing career outside of the world of commercial music. The interview is sprinkled with tracks from her new album, as well as her story of this Naija-English girl living abroad. If you don't know Wunmi's special music your in for a treat! Musical Contents Crossover African's Living Abroad Greedy Body Message in a Bottle Sweet Lullaby Wunmi's solo debut album A.L.A. - Africans Living Abroad, was released in the South African Label; Sheer Music on March 5, 2007. The UK release is forth coming on Documented Record Label. Links: http://www.wunmi.com http://www.myspace.com/wunmigirl

Lagos After Midnight

Butalezi Brown — Mon, 12 Mar 2007 23:35:33 GMT

An eclectic mix of soulful dance tracks with an Afro flavor. Sakitayo . . Osundlade | Roland Brival I Wish I had a Color Teevee . . Unknown Free Your Mind . . Pasta Boys ft. Wunmi The Man With A Drum . . Kraked Unit ft. Tony Allen Hands Full of Sand . . Tony Allen Yoruba Road . . Boozoo Baju ft. Tony Allen Dust . . Recloose ft. Joe Dukie Commot For Road (Instr.) . . Fire Tongue & Chief Cook www.zulurose.com