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The Quietus | Reviews | HHY & The Kampala Unit - Vimarsana News

The Quietus | Reviews | HHY & The Kampala Unit

Lithium Blast Antonio Poscic , January 21st, 2021 08:58 A collaboration between Jonathan Saldanha of HHY & The Macumbas and trumpet player Florence Lugemwa, percussionist Omutaba, and the Kampala Prison Brass Band sends Antonio Poscic on a journey to sonic grooviness guided by cosmic nerve endings “So, do you know anything about techno?” This innocent question sets the stage for an infamous scene from the 1996 obscure bundle of quirkiness called Vibrations. As cybernetically enhanced musician TJ Cray (alias Cyberstorm) embarks on his quest of achieving electronic music stardom, the enlig...

Nakabuye's love for jewellery is her source of livelihood - Vimarsana News

Nakabuye's love for jewellery is her source of livelihood

Like they say, one can turn their hobby into a career or source of living

Nu Nairobi: Inside Nairobi's music scene - Vimarsana News

Nu Nairobi: Inside Nairobi's music scene

Nu Nairobi: Inside Nairobi’s music scene Step inside Nairobi’s vibrant world of music.  Our latest FACT documentary highlights Kenya’s vivid music scene and takes an in-depth look at the genres and artists that make up Nairobi’s thriving cultural landscape. The country’s capital and largest city, Nairobi has long been a nexus for Kenya’s musical development, with local hip-hop, benga and even EDM buoying the contemporary scene. Nu Nairobi focuses on the the importance the city’s own impressive set of sounds, championed by rising acts like DJ and production collective EA Wave (...

A certified Nyege-Nyege experience - Vimarsana News

A certified Nyege-Nyege experience

My troubles, as usual, started on a Sunday, last year. Our pastor threw me out of church.  He was performing miracle upon miracle: making the lame walk and the blind see and the church offertory was being filled by the proselytised and hypnotised...until I innocently asked him to perform a miracle for me.  “What will that be, my son?” asked this age-mate of a pastor.  “Can you fill up the offertory without the congregation giving you a coin?” I replied.  (I also asked about the possibility of paying taxes and rent without having to pay taxes and rent via his miracle works, of cour...