• View all from In-cha
  Artistes In-cha, Danny K, HHP
  Album Violin Superstar
  Year 2007
  Writer In-cha
  Language English
  Runtime 4:25
  Video URL http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcx8c19CzHs

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  Artistes In-cha
  Album Violin Superstar
  Year 2008
  Writer In-cha
  Language English
  Runtime 4:13
  Video URL http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-pCiSU3X4KE

Drum roll please! Welcome South Africa's newest and youngest superstar! In-cha. Incha is South Africa's answer to Miri Ben-Ari, only Miri is like 20 years older than this prodigy. In-Cha is South Africa’s very own self-proclaimed Violin Superstar. She's been described as the most exciting development in South African music. She started playing the violin at age 6 and is now making her own album on the back of this instrument. Think of the other African musicians who've made names by playing one instrument or the other. The drum, mbira, xylophone, kologo; here is one who is playing an instrument we may not identify as African. You remember the Chinese Makossa man? In-cha may be Chinese, but South Africa claims her as one of her own.

Recently, Museke.com interviewed Youssoupha Sidibie, a Senegalese musician who plays West African kora/harp music. Check out his CD Sacred Sound at CDBaby.

Museke: How is everything?
Youssoupha: Very Good, Thank you.

Museke: Can you tell us about your background and family?
Youssoupha: My grand-father was from the Wassulu tribe of Mali, he immigrated to Senegal, and started a family. I was born in Dakar the capital of Senegal, in a Family of 8 children.

ALFRED Patrick Addaquay and his musical squad stormed and stirred the auditorium of the University of Cape Coast last Saturday with his latest musical composition and soul-inspiring songs.

The musical explosion dubbed “LAUDATE” meaning “Let us praise the Lord” attracted hundreds of people including Osabarima Kwesi Atta, II Omanhene of Oguaa Traditional Area, Rt Rev. D.S.A Allotey, Anglican Bishop, Cape Coast Diocese, among others.

Thirty-two different songs composed by Alfred Patrick Addaquay were performed by the neatly dressed Oguaa Youth Choir.

• View all from TID
  Artistes TID
  Album Sauti ya dhahabu
  Year 2003
  Writer Khalid Mohammed
  Language Swahili
  Track # 5
  Runtime 4:05
  Video URL http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5TXZQA5zKao

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  Artistes Obour
  Album Atenteben
  Year 2001
  Writer Bice Osei Kuffour
  Language Twi
  Runtime 5:55

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  Artistes Obour
  Album Atumpan (Project Obour.com)
  Year 2004
  Writer Bice Osei Kuffour
  Language Twi
  Track # 10
  Runtime 4:54