EastWorld boys back with tasty ‘Kanambeya’ album
Jul 21, 2005
EastWorld Foda should be rated one of the best groups from Busoga after scooping four PAM Awards last year.
By Vision Reporter
EastWorld Foda should be rated one of the best groups from Busoga after scooping four PAM Awards last year. And now, the group is back with a fine touch-us-if-you-dare new album titled Kanembeya. The album is a big leap forward for the EastWorld Foda boys. They have slammed some cool vibes that can stir you, right from the first track.
This can be attributed to:
- Breaking away from predictable music.
- Being rhythmically diverse with the main formula being groove-oriented Afro pop music based on songs with hooky melodies and substance rather than image and hype. The top-banging joint is the title track Kanambeya.
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On the track, Eastworld Foda reveal what the sisters in Busoga do to win over their hubbies’ hearts, trapping a rare small bird called Kanembeya and cooking it for him, or plucking its feathers, burning and sprinkling the ashes into his tea.
In Tugabibye (Let’s dance) the boys sing with a sense of fun, sometimes being melodramatic.
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EastWorld Foda should be rated one of the best groups from Busoga after scooping four PAM Awards last year. And now, the group is back with a fine touch-us-if-you-dare new album titled Kanembeya. The album is a big leap forward for the EastWorld Foda boys. They have slammed some cool vibes that can stir you, right from the first track.
This can be attributed to:
- Breaking away from predictable music.
- Being rhythmically diverse with the main formula being groove-oriented Afro pop music based on songs with hooky melodies and substance rather than image and hype. The top-banging joint is the title track Kanambeya.
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On the track, Eastworld Foda reveal what the sisters in Busoga do to win over their hubbies’ hearts, trapping a rare small bird called Kanembeya and cooking it for him, or plucking its feathers, burning and sprinkling the ashes into his tea.
In Tugabibye (Let’s dance) the boys sing with a sense of fun, sometimes being melodramatic.
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