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Watch PD The Ghost New Video For “More Life” Feat. Jazz Prosper & Reverb 7
In his recent video the producer teams up with Jazz Propser & Reverb 7 to deliver visuals for his afrobeat record “More Life” which dropped about a month ago. The Chris-Shoca directed video sees the trio living it up in familiar up market club (Pablos) with a few cameos from Youngnash, Simba Tags not forgetting to mention award winning Dj Ray Dizz. On 6th of October they have set to do a promo launch at Pablo’z Club.
Press play and enjoy PD The Ghost latest body of work
5 hacks you can use to keep your favorite T-shirts looking fresh.
We all love our tees. They are comfy, colourful & expressive. It’s very disappointing when your favourite tee comes out of the wash looking faded and worn out.
Here are 5 hacks you can use to keep your favourite T-shirts looking brand new for years:
1. Don’t bleach – When it comes to protecting your clothes, not all washing powders are created equal. To keep your tees looking as good as possible use high-quality detergents that are gentle. Don’t use bleach & remember to wash with like colours.
2. Hand wash your tees in cold water – Commercial washers are damaging to many tees. If your machine washes a shirt with a mild detergent the design might start to flake, peel or fade.
3. Never put your tees in the dryer – Dryers are the cause of death of millions of T-shirts every year. Even on a low-temperature setting dryer can cause T-shirts to shrink and the printing to crack and peel off. Always line dry your T-shirts instead of putting them in the dryer.
4. Add vinegar – vinegar doesn’t have the most pleasant smell, but adding a cup to when washing your tees will give you a natural fabric softener and help prevent colours from fading. Don’t worry about the vinegar smell it goes away when you dry your tees after the wash.
5. Choose a quality Product – Last but not least, be sure to purchase a quality tee, to begin with. Look for a brand that produces exceptional products.
The Ideal of Air Jordan Shoes
Overall a pair of Air Jordan sneakers is well worth the money. This is not a case of a supreme sports player just putting their name onto some brand in an attempt to make some money. Instead this is a product that Michael Jordan can take huge pride in. He has given his name to a product that has been greatly received by the public. The success of these Air Jordan sneakers will continue to grow for many more years.
Availability for a pair of Air Jordan sneakers can be in short supply. Trying to find the perfect pair of Air Jordan sneakers can take you sometime. You may know which pair you want but then you will have trouble trying to find the right place to purchase them. shelflife.co.za seems to always have an unlimited stock of Air Jordan sneakers and you can be sure that you will be buying quality sneakers. Depending on what type of Air Jordan sneakers you will want availability might be in short supply. There are some pairs of these Air Jordan sneakers that have sold out very quickly straight after they have been released.
However there are companies that still have certain sets of Air Jordan’s available for purchase. If you want to buy these Air Jordan sneakers in bulk then you are more then welcome to make a purchase at our website. It is usually better to purchase a pair of Air Jordan sneakers online, as they are usually cheaper in price. The high street stores are trying to lower their prices in a bid to win the battle with these online stores. But it seems that they are losing this battle as many more people are turning to the Internet in an attempt to get cheaper products.
The materials used for a pair of Air Jordan sneakers will greatly depend on which type of Air Jordan’s you wish to buy. The earlier pairs were made out of plastic, while the later pairs of Air Jordan’s were made of leather, thus making better Air Jordan sneakers. This can then justify the price tag that is on nearly every pair of Air Jordan sneakers. As soon as a new pair of Air Jordan sneakers hit the market, they seem to always start at the retail price of $150. This is not extremely expensive for some, plus if you want to keep yourself up to date then you will not mind spending this kind of money on a pair of Air Jordan sneakers.
It Feels Good to Be Home (Review) (Stream/Download)
The day that each Kapital K fan has been sitting tight finally touched base on the 31st of January 2017. Known for being a bragadocious schmuck and loudly expressing his bravado on most of his tracks , “It Feels Good To Be Home” showed some evolution to Kapital K’s rapping style and lyrical content. The choice of instrumentals is incredibly outstanding! The hooks on each track are extremely melodic and exceptionally appealing.
My undisputed favourite song on this project is Komfortable sofa. In my own opinion i think this is the song he lyrically excels I don’t think anyone will dare argue that ‘Komfortable sofa is the best song on the EP. The chorus is pretty catchy as K talks about finally escaping his comfortable zone.On his verses Keezy confidently calls out all his critics and praises those who had faith in him from the get go. The song kinda reminds me of Dj Khaled’s “No New Friends” Kapital K took you in his life on this track and his life is pretty interesting.
Despite the fact that Kapital K has spent most of his life abroad, he doesn’t disregard his homeland, he gives a couple shout outs on songs like “No Pressure”, “Whipping it” and “Diaspora” a single dropped in 2016, were he raps in his mother tongue and switches his flow on the last verse with some pretty descent word play referencing his publicity stunt at the REVOLT Music Conference 2015.
Everyone wanna know what happened with Diddy/Had a conversation and
Kapital Khe about to take off /And Imma take all y’all with me
In the event that you searching for something to start a celebration with or hop to!! “Juice in my cup” and “Whipping it” will in all likelihood be your most solid option!! This two tracks complement each other no wonder they sit next to each other on the track list . “Whipping it” produced by Canadian producer Omito kinda sounds like something from Drake’s “If You Reading This Its too Late”, if you listen carefully to the beat you can hear what i assumed kinda sounds like Drake’s signature “6” sample in the background.
“Whipping it” is Kapital K at his most boastful in the entire Ep, Honestly have know idea what he was referring to by whipping it but I think we can all speculate that “whipping it” might, just be another metaphor for “im working/hard” .”Juice in my cup” is a typical Kapital K track if you are acquainted with his past material you will definitely concur.The flow and beat are great case of an impeccable marriage.
Overall, “It Feels Good to Be Home” has a great vibe to it: A 9 track venture with a bonus guest appearance from Dancehall artist Buffalo Soulja and South African artist Aewon Wolf and a line up of talented producers .Definitely something you ought to check out
Probeatz, Zimbabwe’s very own human beat machine (video inside)
The art of producing rhythmic drum beats, and musical sounds using the mouth is the speciality of the artists known as beatboxers. Beatboxers exploit the same mechanisms observed in human speech production to create musical effects. Beatboxing is an art form that is more common in the hip hop culture, it originated in the 1980s.
Doug E. Fresh was one of its early pioneers, i recently interviewed Probeats, Zimbabwe’s very own human beat machine. This incredible human beat machine and his many capabilities continues to amaze us all. Probeatz is able to imitate many different sounds including those of a Dj turntables, drums & even dubstep effects.
When and why did you start beatboxing?
I started beatboxing in 2009 and I just have this love for sound and Rhythm both artificial and Natural…
What was the first beat you learned?
I started beatboxing Billie jeans from Michael Jackson.
Is your family musical?
Not really, but my Uncle used to sing in a recording church Choir that was called the anointed vocals before he left for the UK.
How did you hook up with JIBILIKA
I met Plot Mhako at a local talent show I was participating in.
Which famous musicians do you admire? Why?
I admire David Guetta, Calvin Harris, Dj Mustard and Take Fizzle because they are good beatmakers.
What have you done to support diversity in your art?
Well, I do beatbox to local
Do you get nervous before a performance.
Yes lol ,just like any other normal artist i do
What was your first song you learned?
my first song was Billie jeans from Michael Jackson
How do you react to criticism?
I don’t react to criticism kkk,because most people do not really understand my art.
How often and for how long do you practice?
I practice for 2 to 3hrs everyday
How do you balance your art with other obligations?
Well beatbox is what i love doing so i always have time for it,though i have other things i do…