This is what I’m rocking for the whole of today. Mucho thanks to my friend Kola for sending me the link. Dude, you made my day.

Thanks to reader Anton for the link.

This is a synopsis:

Elder’s Corner is musical journey through pivotal moments in the colorful history of Nigeria as told through the lives and careers of the nations foremost music legends. It is a story about the eroding effects of colonialism, bitter ethnic clashes, politics, oil, power, money and their combined effects on a nation that recently celebrated its 50th year of self rule.

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It’s a man’s world by Joy Denalane, Bilal, Tweet, Dwele – and the Dresden Soul Symphony. Enjoy!

Sister Fa is a Berlin-based Senegalese hip-hop artiste. More about her here.

It is actually the Copenhagen Phil (Sjællands Symfoniorkester)

Have a nice Sunday.

Nafees Ahmad’s interpretation of Take Five.

Thanks to Kerim and Marian

Aloe Blacc singing I Need a Dollar. This is his homepage.

Enjoy!

H/T Scarlet Lion.

The latest from the Playing for Change folks.

Jesus Diaz of Gizmodo describes it:

There’s Roberto Luti in Italy on steel guitar, Washboard Chaz in New Orleans adding more percussion and then Roselyn Williams fires up her amazing voice to sign Jaggers’ lyrics from Kingston, Jamaica. From there, it just keeps getting better and better. At the end of the process, those parts get remixed in a central studio to make the cover you are listening to now. Or the cover I’m listening to now, because I have it on a loop. I just can’t have enough of it.