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La La La La

By Swazibella - Posted on October 24th, 2007

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Artistes Loyiso, Kabelo
Album Amplified
Year 2004
Writer Loyiso Bala
Language English, Zulu

Give me some
Get some
Give me some
Get some

Chorus
Can I get some
La La La La
While you're tasting my sweet
La La La La
Can I lick your
La La La La
While you lick my
La La La La

Let go baby I want you to know
Should have let your juices flow
Cos you can see
It's about to get dirty up in here
Open up your door and let me in
Don't delay girl it's okay
If you don't mind
Can we make
La La La Love
Right here, right now

Chorus

Let me
Touch you where I know you'll smile
Leave it all to me you'll see
Lets begin the show, get down on your knees
Am I too

African party songs for your dancing feet

Posted October 14th, 2007 by DjRach

and dancing hands, I mean, all over your body :-)

What are the best African party songs that should be on every deejay' playlist?

This is your chance to tell us about songs that should be played on the African dance floor.

Go ahead and let us all know, from all the genres over all Afrika!
Try and provide links for where we can listen to the songs or watch the videos.

We all know African parties are the rockas!

Channel O awards. The Rundown; A personal account

By keitu - Posted on October 13th, 2007

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So the Channel O Awards came and went, leaving a bad taste on EVERYONE'S tongues.

First off, as with most events in S.A, the awards ceremony started late. After having being told that my VIP tickets were at the front desk, I had a bit of an embarrassing situation with people not finding my name or my ticket on their list. Without my tickets, I did the sensible thing and walked right past burly security guards and bouncers, and set about trying to find the person responsible for making sure that I had tickets. In my quest to find what I (much later) found out was the VIP desk, I landed up in the dressing rooms of the artists!! After spending some time with D'banj and his chilled out producer Don Jazzy; Crazy Lu of Jozi; Samini; Nameless; and a host of other artists, I set out to look for the rumoured "VIP DESK". After looking in all sorts of nooks and crannies of the City Hall building in downtown Jozi, I found the desk in the bowels of the building. There was a ridiculously long queue of VIP's trying to get their passes and tags! Not being one to queue, I went straight to the front of the desk and lo and behold my passes were nowhere to be found!! Media and VIP's STILL hadn't got their passes by the time the event started!