A message from the global messenger#Reviews | #World |
Master Chef Bibb is serving us so many different dishes and flavours with this release - 24 in total - that there is simply no way of denying or disliking what he has on offer.
Personal Perspectives #2#Interviews | #Writers | Personal Perspectives is an interview series, a platform on which we invite people to share their perspective on issues that affect us all.
UbuntuFM recently linked up with Abubakar Adam Ibrahim, writer, journalist and intellectual of note from Nigeria.
Funky Soulsteady Beat from Washington D.C. & Belgium#Releases | #Soul | The Badasonics mixes Soul and Funk together with Jamaican riddims and horns with the soulful rock and Reggae voice of Caz Gardiner to deliver a pulsating party of soul steady beats.
Are we able to rethink ourselves?#Feedback | #Society | The global warming debate keeps on popping in and out of our news headlines. It involves us all, yet not all of us are involved. Why?
The backstory to this track is as interesting as the track itself#Releases | #Reggae | It was 1974, and Toronto was undergoing a cultural shift. The usual pop fare was starting to assimilate the rhythms of the Caribbean – not just Soca, and calypso – but a music known and beloved by those who immigrated from Jamaica called, ‘Reggae.’
Featured on UbuntuFM World Radio#Releases | #Blues |
Band of Gypsys is a live album and Jimi's first without the Experience. Recorded at Fillmore East NYC - dec 31 - jan 2, 1970 with a new line-up of musiciians.
For all the Lovers#Feedback | #Life | Once upon a time, I was involved with a lady of nondescript origin. "An affair" I would say; "More than an affair" she would say.
Night Passage Years – 1984-1986#Releases | #Jazz | Between the years 1984-1986 Bill King recorded three sides, Ice, Avenue B and City of Dreams for his own label – Night Passage Music. Tracks from these Night Passage years have now been re-issued on this release.
The Real Deal#Releases | #Jazz |
"Wow, you’re the real deal!” this kind of praise is what Canada's JUNO-nominated Jazz vocalist Heather Bambrick consistently receives from fellow musicians. Critics love her, as well. “Heather hits every right note”, says Mark Rheume of CBC Radio.
