Soon enough. I'll be the best afrobeat
producer on this podcast. Not to anyway, moving on.
Okay. Is that a challenge?
Sir. That's not a challenge.
That's just what's going to happen.
Anyway, you. All right?
Yeah, that's no. Let's move on.
Let's move on because I'm not, I'm just okay, let's move on.
It's cool, it's cool. Yo, what's up?
And welcome to episode 23 of the 30% podcast.
Some we are on our Michael Jordan at Episode as a Doubloon.
A Hidden Gem up. If this is the last dance.
Oh, I never saw that. Oh, you never saw the Last
Dance. No, I loved that documentary
broke. So listen, this is the podcast
where we have to just exhibit greatness, bro.
We have to be great with the, the can be nothing less than
perfection in this episode Sam. We, we have to be the best
podcast in the country, in the continent, in the world in this
episode because this is our MJ episode.
Bro. We have to blow.
We have to come by putting this question yourself.
No one said you have Janet's with Michael.
Jordan does. Bro, that's because that's what
MJ does, bro. He puts pressure on himself and
he delivers, okay, you ready? Yeah.
Are you ready? Some I'm for this intense,
whether I'm ready or not right here, we're recording this.
So it would I keep bursting your bubble, right?
Yes, I'm ready. Whoo, high five.
Yeah, no, I tried Sam. How are you doing?
How are you episode? I tried.
I I don't know. I mean a neutral, please.
I'm very I'm coming. I'm coming off.
A valley. I'm not necessarily climbing,
even though there's there's a little bit of an upward incline
but we are, we are trotting gently on that's That's that,
that's how I'm doing. Okay?
But are you are you feeling or you just have to say, fine,
fine, bro, I'm good. Oh, you're fine, perfect?
Yeah, yeah, alone. I don't study.
How was your week to? What did you get up to last
week? You were schmoozing and
schmoozing with, you know, the elites food at the tops that the
best of the best. The yeah, no.
There's no, she was in this week.
There was a nation was in this week.
No, not this week was I was trying to figure out.
This moves transfigured moves trying to figure out how I can
do. Yeah.
I realize I say can instead of can that's a very Kenyan thing,
how I can how I can you say, what can like, he Kan instead of
Cen like I can instead of like how I can make more moves.
I know, I can, I know, I can be what I want to be.
If I work hard at it, I'll be Want to be be be boys and girls
in this country. I don't remember this example.
I'm Cesar you should be, but yeah, I just chilling, honesty,
Aaron's resting still working on some music.
I think I have the first release on my way to my first.
I'm scrapping, everything else I was going to do like the now, I
have my new first release hold up.
Is this a 30% podcast exclusive Center which dealt with minor
injuries? This is great because now, if
you're listening to this, I'm please comment under our
biologists and it's just and everything.
When is new music, from some coming out, we're not everything
this out. But so unfortunately for you
because I'm actually, I'm doing editing this podcast, reaching
the Stars. I'm leaving with.
Tell them how we edit, that's too much information.
I want telling them how I'm just a little bit of editing it.
All right, that's too much in first here - TMI feeling naked
eye, you feeling exposed some I function.
Well, when I'm exposed, that's that's when I'm at my best is
when I'm okay. This podcast is going to be very
difficult than I anticipated. Good.
How are you doing? Let's get off me for a while.
Yeah. As well.
As, for, as, for me, I'm doing okay, I was really stoked, we
released our first interview podcast.
Yes. Oh yeah, I should mention that.
Yeah. Well those icy yesterday on
Saturday. That was really good.
Thank you to everyone who's liked interacting with the post
and everything. Yeah.
It's really about me about me. Personally, I'm doing fine.
I've been making a lot of Afro beats listening to a lot of
Rama. Some Rama is that genius, man.
Rama is a genius, bro. Like no, I know I swear man like
him and his producers London, you know?
Okay, I always hear these people like in passing out here.
Oh, steady customer like, and and London and all these
Producer. Yeah, I like internalized them
but not really think about it too much, but now I've been
like, like, actively on YouTube. Like I've been watching.
I've been watching the remix. Yeah, remakes and watching their
interviews. London has a video native where
he's producing. I think it's Rush by Ira star.
Yeah. Oh really I haven't seen that.
Okay. Yeah you need to watch that.
Then there is a breakdown of Aussie dicas do.
Releasing do, maybe that one, I watch, and then there's another
one. I forget, he, but there's
another breakdown of, was it? Because doing that as well?
Like, so I've just been like, literally stocking these guys,
and being like, damn, like I respect the craft bra, you know,
you hear the sounds and it's just like, you think, oh my God,
all these guitars and stuff, but this guy's sample a lot.
It's a little loose. I used to think.
Yeah, it's a lot of Loops. It's a lot of like, just like
putting hours together. I was shocked.
Okay, not shocked. she wasn't shocked, but the the Soweto The
in that guitar. It's from a guy told me, you
found it in. Slow, not, I found it in place.
There's a guy called Sebastian Grox on on Instagram hooker.
It's his blue. Her, like, I've been following
for longest time, and then, when he mentioned that all this way
to Loop his mind, I was like, of course, it's yours because I
gay. He does amazing guitar loops and
he just plays them in like you guys sample.
This. So that's a really good
resource, bro. Go check that out.
Do you think would you would you say this way to beat his the one
of the best attributes in the past few that beat is
incredible. It is incredi Regrettable it's
cry. It is incredible.
Is what it is. I'll yeah, no, it's really it.
It's one of the best diving water.
There is my favorite beat though right now is charm by Rama and I
know this is not a me Vince personal career.
That's not a very popular opinion, really?
Oh, yeah. Because of cause of all the
controversy we know, I know the beach itself to peel.
Some people are not really rocking that beat like that.
Oh, bro, me, I'm rocking with that whole thing heavily.
And, like, everything about that song is just perfect to me.
But I've been obsessed. I've been really obsessed with
who did that. Would either be tripping?
Is it a London? Broad?
Not London is like his new, like his new big producer.
Like it cool. But London has been working us.
Yeah, no. Wait, London has been working
with him since he got his London assigned to me?
Even so his milk is a goat on moving.
Yeah. And and then also the was a
deconstruction of down that was also London.
Do you remember the first? I think they showed Would they
shoot the behind-the-scenes? I remember when I first heard
that I was like, what's this guy doing?
Wait, we will. They've, they've shown the
behind the scenes on her when coming to before come down here
before come down without like the Dodgers him.
And London were just remind London.
We just lay the posted on some kindly link.
That says, if I find it, yeah, I'll sending their well-being
and I was just like I send you to my brother and he was like,
yo, fam, was this guy up to this guy's making trash music, we
were all wrong. Well, all wrong.
There's a because even So he brought let me put it down,
deceased when I first. So, calm down because meet the
first thing I saw was the video. I remember not particularly
liking it. Yeah, I remember like, I had a
clear. Like, okay, I'm not, I'm
probably not gonna listen to this again.
Mmm. And then the remix with Selena
Gomez came, and that thing has, I still have a listen to the
whole song on Spotify? I don't know.
Bill. Now imagine if your London, bro.
You have a song with a billion? Well, He's getting his point one
percent so it's good. I hope I hope is publishing is
right because bro, that's a lot. Well been under dungeon, I'm
pretty sure they all got a nice piece of that pie.
Yeah. Hey anyway, so I did not make
this the Rama podcast but like, I.
Yeah, there wasn't nobody does, but it doesn't have to beat if
that deep to shallow dive and after a bit shallow dive.
Yeah. That which are the alphabets
have. I've been listening to.
Yeah, because, you know me, when I get a temple.
Is amazing, food, temperature. Temple is pretty good.
Yeah, I've listened to Temples or no Temple there the producer.
Yeah, I need to, I need, I need to watch more of this content.
Yeah. His his his fire as far him and
SARS size is also as the OG and master textbook masochist is,
this is just enjoying himself on Instagram.
He's not really doing anything major, but size is the OG D
follow the Stars Academy? No, I don't let me on, please.
No sighs is he has like a like a, it's almost like Timberlands.
But the thing that Timbaland was doing was bringing new producer
Club? Yeah, yeah.
So sad is also doing that kind of thing but it's really, it's a
few musicians have come out of there is like, yeah, it's pretty
dope man. His, they in fact, I've attended
some of their sessions were, they've had like listening
sessions to some of the producers and artists did you
learn anything, they play? I don't sound a lot of the
information was stuff that I would say I have heard before,
but it was interesting, hearing it in that context, because then
the interesting questions that were brought around and it was
cool. It was cool.
Is definitely something that you would learn as from that.
So then you get see, who is upcoming and stuff and then kids
like P Prime. Well, I guess it's so
interesting. How people Prime is a guest in
his, like, 21. 22 is a young kid but is on top of the world to I
don't, I don't know. You don't know P, Prime us
remind you to do a deeper dive gropey know.
He's one of his one of them and he's a kid too.
So he's a dang, I'm sure, you know, some of the songs is his
own did a bandana by a chicane fire, boy.
Yeah, I can see in your eyes your eyes are blank anyway, you
know, because I generally don't know him but like, oh yeah, I'm
really trying to level up my afrobeat game soon enough.
I'll be the best afrobeat producer on this podcast.
Not to anyway, moving on. Okay.
Is that a challenge? Sir.
That's not a challenge. That's just what's going to
happen. Anyway.
You. All right?
Yeah. Let's no.
Let's move on. Let's move on because I'm not.
I'm just. Okay, let's know what's cool.
It's cool. I have a chick for you.
You don't have any tricks. Have a trick for you to have
multiple tricks for you I have chicks.
Okay, so is this deep dive that you're doing with a do.
Maybe and them. Yeah, I was I was doing that
three years ago so just let's no no no, no, and all that type of
stuff. I also did that when they came
out I just went back to that the, my obsession with Lana Then
is new. That's the only one that's
really new. That's cute.
Okay, continue. What do we have to talk about
today? I said what I said and I said it
with my chest, a little. Okay, let's talk about, let's
talk about the news. So, the news that that I will
start from international news coming into more Kenyan specific
news, I guess, we'll start with the unfortunate news of the
passing of time. Not Anna, Simply the Best.
Bam, bam, bam. That was incredible.
Still is the first time I remember consciously knowing
about Tina, Tana was at my. I remember, I was at my cousin's
place. I must have been like, maybe
eight or nine. Mmm.
And and we were watching the movie, there was a movie about
her and and her relation had tumultuously relationship with
like Ike Turner and and just all that type of stuff.
And I remember even the night we were watching it at night and it
was raining that there was a thunderstorm.
And I just remember just watching about Tina Turner and
and just being absolutely amazed at how many years star she's
paved. It was and how much she went
through how much you weigh. Went through, you know,
actually, yeah, that's that's the part that I need to get
into. I didn't know about the whole,
like, domestic abuse and stuff. That's really, as crazy.
I remember, I vividly remember there was a scene in the movie
where she was like in the back seat of a car and she was
kicking Ike tana and stuff like that.
And that's why a lot of people in there bars in hip-hop.
They're always like I'm trying to kick it like Ike Turner's
shit like I don't know this II. Remember those people pass this
bad? He prepares a bad.
A bad habit. Taking that something.
So deep and personal someone and turn it into a, just a
punchline. That's crazy to have throw a
punch light. It's not even fire to stir, but
just listen to this, listen to this man.
Tina Turner has sold more than 180 million albums.
Received 12 Grammy awards, has been inducted twice into the
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Was the first black artists and
the first female artist to her on the cover of Rolling Stone
and was awarded the lesion the owner by the French government.
Sorry for my pronunciation or they say her life has been
immortalized at least in three documentaries including HBO's
2021 production. Tina motor is also featured in
the nice Lab 3 film drama. What's Love Got to Do With It.
I think that's the one I watched if I'm not mistaken, that might
be the one that I watched and then Age musical by the name
Tina that in Eternal musical which received a Tony Award and
an Olivia. Oh, so she's she's a successful
musician. She's up there for success.
I think she's more than musician thing to know is more because to
know, so she can be calling her Tina?
Like she's she's my boy. She's a, she's a high
performance. Is that's one thing I really
remember about is a performance is like, she's very eccentric.
I think she paved the way for a lot of us.
These leg. Hello.
Legwork was the thing, she paved the way for a lot of this new
performances and also, and also, their level of Fame.
These people had was insane because think about it.
Like, these guys were famous to, like our parents generation and
back then, there was no internet.
Like, you had to be supremely famous for people, like with
limited access to Media. Yeah, to know who you are.
Annoying music know your life. You know what I mean?
Either to her, man, there's people now.
Today's are not as famous as like, Michael Jackson's T.
That's really interesting though that's an interesting topic.
Has the internet made people less famous.
Do I design a dick? Like a because there's more
Avenues to look at. Someone does that mean their
name doesn't carry? Because their name only carries
out to as far as the internet goes.
Yeah. And then once that boundary is
stopped, no one knows. Like, I don't know, I don't
know. But like, I know I know.
Well recently, there was a video Taylor Swift posted of like a
sea of people like outside of her like performance or
something. And then everyone was like, I
think those are discussions. A on Twitter about like, how
famous Taylor Swift is, what people what we battling with
videos of Michael Jackson, like at his hotel.
And people were like this, and this isn't even a show.
This is him at a hotel and you just see a sea of people, like,
at the bottom, then they're like, that's Fame.
Because, like, it's just crazy, like, he's just at his hotel.
This is not a performance. People are just there to see him
in his birthday. People really didn't have
nothing. It's just like, yeah.
With my cologne, the fame, the film back in the day was a bit
intense. But anyway back to Tina Turner
like rest in peace. Super legendary individual and
yeah she's at her man. Yeah you know she's up there for
sure she is. Yes in peace.
Tina Turner. On to more international news
will just brush over this because all honestly, doesn't
really. Like, I don't know, I don't know
how much it affects us as Canyons, but there's good news
for song, writers and artists, because the copyright royalty
board, the crb has confirmed that the streaming royalty rate
for songwriters for 2018 to 2022.
Has been like increase increased.
Yeah, it's going to a grand total of 15.1% some that's how
much you get out music and that's what the crease that's a
huge improvement from 11-point. What is a restaurant used to be?
Or, you know, way it goes, bro, goes into price gains, have some
nerve, the audacity of these people.
But yeah, but this is a big win. They also said that This gonna
be a another, it's dubbed. The phone records for wear by
2027 song, writers and artists will be expected to earn.
A whopping total of fifteen point.
Three five percent the whopping, 15 percent canonical royalties
and McConnell mechanical royalties are essentially on the
imposed on streaming. So like when you were when you
pay a subscription Ian fee for a streaming platform, the 15% of
15.1% would go to the songwriters and producers and
artists and I think that fee is still divvied up.
As well. So wondering, what opened up for
them to be able to To, to allow that extra three percent that
they added or whatever percentage that they added.
Or did they just reduce their greed by 3%?
I don't know if they reduced the greed.
Actually, don't know where the impetus for the change, came
from all all. We know about this is that
they're giving the, the they've increased the money, that's all
the information we have. I do know that Spotify and other
music companies including Amazon and Google subsequently launched
a legal appeal, against the due dates arguing that they were,
and with the quickness is more money.
No, you're not. How dare you.
How dare you do such an abominable thing.
But interesting about Apple wasn't part of that appeal.
So and I don't know if Ty don't worry about.
Is preparing a big appeal, not part, maybe they're not just
reacting. Maybe they're like, let's sit
down and see how it plays out and then we can appeal, Apple
seems like the type to to the. So anyway artist will at this
will make more money. They have been but it's module
that mean for us though, in this side of the world where streams
affects mostly, the u.s. so, I don't know what this means for
US. Unless maybe you're signed to a
collecting Society or like a PR, oh, that's Affiliated which we,
and which we may or maynot requirement, which we may or may
not recommend. But I know a few artists like
who are signed to ask up for example.
Some of our popular artists who are sent to ask up.
I don't know if I've seen one signed to BMI but like this is
good news for people like them, I guess.
Yeah. Yeah, so anyway, it's good news.
Shortage of them for really unpack the right thing, will it
really affect us? Very similar.
All right, cutting them in more local news, we had we had see we
had talked about the the London, the london-based diaspora event
that was going to have King cacophony, one butchers, And all
those guys. So this is a mini review about
how it went over the weekend actually.
I've been I've been stocking butchers and muscles stories
just to see what they've been up to and let's do it's dope to see
butchers out there, you know, in London doing his thing, you
know, it's actually due to see how far music can take you.
So that's honestly Like very I don't know this is very
wholesome so I'm reading from an article that says the event held
at the Royal Regency Drew an enthusiastic crowd of Music
Fanatics and revelers of the Kenyan diaspora from in one and
can cock are known for their exceptional talent and unique
style, lived up to their reputations as they deliver the
high energy and Unforgettable performance.
The artistes Did the audience from the moment they stepped
onto stage leaving? No doubt about their incredible
stage, presence and Artistry. The article goes on to just talk
about how amazing sing the Praises.
Yeah, it was. And yeah, I mean, that's cool.
The lights are dimmed and the crowd dispersed.
When are we going to travel? And with our music, man, we need
to go. I need to drop music first, so
that's step one. Yeah.
Yeah, we need to drop this week but I'm happy to hear that that
Festival went well. Yeah.
And ask. Okay.
Yes they desperate. Shut up to your canyons in the
diaspora really come out to support, man.
It's such a huge market for music.
That's very interesting to me and I don't, I don't think I
have enough enough words to explain why.
Why is it in? Yeah, that I can't explain why
right now but you just really interesting to me.
That I've disappointed. No, I had touched it needs like
in a knot in a previous podcast when you're in the desperate you
are really almost desperate for anything that connects you back
to home. Yeah, trust me.
And and then I think there's even an over performance of like
when you go out there like people try to when and
especially when people are around like, for example, fellow
Kenyans like the even overcompensate.
How can you Are you know, I don't know how to explain it but
like it's a thing, trust me. It's a speaking Swahili even
going as far as speaking Korean what other longer there and you
come to Kenya. When you come home, I will be
making my side English, like not.
Yeah, exactly. Aging.
Like I'm from, you know, we can't hit.
Oh, I can't. And I'm not, I'm not, I'm not
hating me, I'm speaking from my personal experience.
Okay, like that's exactly what my responsibility.
Oh yeah, yeah, she's all iPhones perspective here.
Know me, I'm speaking from personal experience, like when
you're out there people really, really, really just want to
resonate with him. And I don't know, I have my own
thoughts on that but like, this is a music podcast.
They're not. No, no.
Well, maybe in a future podcast, I will thanks.
So yeah, shout out to them for having a dope Top performance
and shouted to Boutros, and, and King Kaka, and everyone else was
involved. Looks like the fool anymore.
Okay, that's dope. Yes.
Yeah, that was dope. I don't do you want to talk
about the Nia schinsky aiming for music immortality?
Oh yeah I mean like I see yeah he's a so he's he indicated says
in an exclusive interview with Nairobi news.
It just talking about his his goal, actions case been one of
the Arches to I think has been he's been I don't say bothered
but he's been There's been many requests for him, too.
Lay down like a black, almost what?
Like, what's out the soul is doing right now.
Yeah, so generation like a lot of he has had a lot of requests
of when are you, when are we going to see a?
When are we going to see a national scheme mentoring new
artists? And when are we going to end?
His answer has always been It's something that he would want to
do, but he has to, he needs to figure out the systems and
everything, right? As part of that, I think is so
this interview, he talks about how he wants to leave a musical
Legacy Beyond him, right? So technically what that means
is after he's retired and he's done making music, like it like
to have ruled a technically, I see what you did there, sorry.
But Wow, the he like after he's done with 93 me of what was I
saying? After it's done making music, he
is going to like it have stuff to keep releasing deep into
their years and deep. And that's, I think more
artists. Not all artists are built for
that I would say, but I think that's really cool if he, if he
creates a really cool catalog. But now, see the issue with that
is you have to think into the future, you can't make Dutch
music knowledge. You think even 5 years?
10 years from? Now, we don't know when he's
going to retire, but then you have to be thinking like, super,
super, super ahead and have your finger on the pulse like
completely. So that's really dope.
And here, sir. He also says music watch.
This space, something is coming your way way sooner than you
think. We're going to get a new job.
The food interesting was the last thing he dropped.
I don't check. What was the last thing he
dropped. Last album was like, that's,
well, that's his first album, his dropped an EP after that
trip, he's sort of an EP and sort of EP, and then a bunch of
singles. So so he hasn't dropped an
album. So anyway, yeah, definitely
looking forward to some Nations music.
They'll be Communications comedic be good and the
interesting to see What this him?
Wanting to leave a legacy would look like more artists need to
do that. Yeah, so social of thought of
that earlier again, maybe it's not for that.
I feel like sorry to interrupt, but I feel like this was this
whole article was also a bit of a roll out for techno because
they also talked about the new like The new like the fact that
nation's key is now a brand ambassador, ya know.
And they and if you've been on your socials or YouTube, you've
probably seen the advert. Yeah.
It's gonna throw this out there. Yeah.
You know, the music is produced by oh yeah, no, no.
Let me let me live, I'm saying my flowers now.
Let me give myself giving myself flowers.
No, it does is. That's that's what I think they
recorded that. At that ad in the UK if I'm not
wrong. Okay.
But yeah, man, that's cool. That's that's a nice one for the
portfolio. A techno when you are making a
dime cosine, do you think, huh, bro, does my Noise by a big
event in the Synod not even in the slightest?
I made that bitch probably in at most 5 minutes, 10 minutes, that
most plus mixing and bouncing like that was wondering, it was
such a throwaway, like I'd put it in one of the folders where
it's just like, Stay there. I don't know what you're going
to do with you and somehow it found its way.
Here's an interesting question. Where did you find this?
Can you say, where you found the something that's the thing.
I don't remember. I do remember, it's just one
like, it was one of those days where you know, when you just
pull up a failure like you know it, I feel unproductive today.
Let me just let me just put something cook together.
So just clicking on things. I had it, it wasn't even.
I wasn't even like high heel like this time zone.
You're making beats on you're like, oh my gosh, this is the
most amazing thing, the world, this one is just like, you know
what, let me just patch on this thing.
Cut some stuff, take it out like the with the drums in but it's
crazy. It's crazy.
How much how far that song has gone?
It is it is it's really cool. Yeah and and it's interesting
how rappers will pick Click and you know musicians many
musicians will go to a producer, The Producers sweat.
He has poured out his Blood Sweat and Tears or not.
Join their like this one is cool.
And I'm the one that you barely thought of.
That's the one that like your. This is it.
That's the one that. Yeah, but that's cool man shot
at you who has happened and shout out to him and techno.
Yeah, okay so here's the other big news and shout out to you by
delay. Thank you for, for social change
and Priests, and I just made it up.
Yes, yes. That's what I was gonna say and
I'm standing here. Like, Anyway, the other news is
pertain or is with the above Poonam wamba news about like
that name to hell. They just rolls off the tongue,
nicely about Poonam wamba and I'm sorry.
Actually does. So apparently above minimum vows
to launch a talent a hella despite a court order not so the
cabinet secretary for youth Affairs, Sports and art located
that operations for the launch of the talent.
I hella program are on course, despite a court order
suspending. The process.
Apparently, he spoke on Tuesday after chairing a meeting of the
planning committee to assess. The header, the Readiness of the
official launch of the program by President William Ruto on
June 2nd 2022. I'm very interested to see what
happens because that's coming up.
Apparently no I'm laughing. It's just it's why whenever
there's any what you call it just a window.
Crack a crack of a window of progress here to do this news of
something. There's people Trying to stop.
It's just, it's just Delirious how that would know.
It's right in front of our eyes, how this thing happened.
It's ridiculous. Anyway, so the program has two
consuls one for Creative, creative stroke entertainers,
and the other for sports mr. Namba, had picked his council
members including prominent, celebrities such as stick taka
as yet and musician. Occur Theory, the comedian
Churchill and bloggers than is a toombi.
So there was a petition filed by a child's Mugen, a against the
talent, a hella program, citing legal, and constitutional flaws.
He also said that the appointments were based on the
popularity of the council members and not married, which
is something that people are as we had stopped yet.
Yeah. Like how did they select this
people? At this guy's, do they have any
Vision in order to do it? Or he's just, I don't get tired.
To you sir. So I know, I know.
It's just like, what, like, how did they land on these names?
I so I did some, some digging. I actually pulled up the actual
Gazette From the Canyon Gazette of what this whole initiative
was meant to be about. So they say I'm just reading
here from the Kenya Gazette, Bravo volume 32 And they say it
is notified for general information of the public that
following the presidential pronouncement, on the 12th,
December 23, 22 of, of government, plans to revitalize
Sports, and the creative economy through the revolutional.
River route. Hey Lucien nosy, oh my God,
that's what I'm loose hella initiative.
The cabinet secretary minister of Youth Affairs, the Arts and
sports has established talent. I hella Council and its Nicole
committees for sports and creatives respectively,
comprising the following. So essentially it was divided
creatives and sports. So the council had a bunch of
like Parliament people and then the sports section was to be
chaired by karora, do and the sports section actually looked
like it had like some legitimate people like goals, but I'm not
going to reduce it at the sports section was by Carol Radu.
It's Chad business presenter. What you doing sport?
This is supposed to represent a little bit.
Casual The Duel has been in sports four times, okay?
Like she she had she for me thinks she has like The
credibility of my opinion. I might be wrong, but I think
she's credible. So I'll just focus on the music
one. So the creative technical
committee is music was supposed to be chaired by Daniel dumb.
Buki AKA charge has been around the members.
He knows a few years, I guess, be there around you.
Yeah. Yeah he does.
He does know a few things about music and royalties.
So the members or I Kenya dongho Jimmy gasps.
Ooh, Catherine come out. Esther, a course, kiss Atomic
Andy as yet, nathania Rosemary, Wahoo Rosemary, I want this son
Solomon, awadhi Douglas, keep cool rui and Susan Acosta, seba.
So the terms of the references for the creative technical or
committee was to. So, essentially, this is what
their goals are supposed to be. Um, so listen very carefully.
This is what these guys were going to do for us.
So there are supposed to propose reliable systems for the
seamless and accountable collection and distribution of
royalties to all creatives. This is what as you had was
going to do for us then proposed implementation Frameworks for
the national creatives economy plan.
I did, you know about such a thing happening.
Maybe I'm just your uninformed, maybe, they know then there was
supposed to manage the national creatives awards.
In Brackets can Ian Graham, he's supposed to digital space in
Talent, search and isolation, nurturing and exposure, right?
Deploy essentially, I think they're supposed to go to like
schools and some so and iron finals in our talent in our new
to essentially. Yeah, they're supposed to
establish a robust framework to monetize the creative sector to
expand employment opportunities and success.
You supposed to be there, they're supposed to come into
the okay. I went to the 23 and we're still
making a framework. Yeah.
Advice on them. Master plan for upgrading Arts
facilities and infrastructure, Countrywide to International
standards. Okay, it's okay.
Yeah. Well, and then there's supposed
to develop a framework to Anchor and promote Kenya's.
Atop filmmaking destination. And this was a be, I talked
about this. I feel like, I feel like there's
more of a, what you call it a An emphasis focus and emphasis on.
Yeah, on video products TV and all that business filmmaking
with the been some films that have been released, right?
Yes, I don't know. It will be interesting to sit
down in these people and actually see Luca see how what
they think about music. Specifically Forget music within
the Arts like what they feel because it feels like a side
later is, it's like it's a side quest.
It's a side job is what it is. I mean like you read this list
and everything and on paper it sounds great.
It sounds like what do you want? Sounds like what you should see
on this because some of this It's gonna stack some this point
I repeat, I repeat of themselves.
They had the same things, but then you think about like, okay,
how are you going to implement that?
And I guess part of the implementation is the hiring of
these peoples where we are supposed to be in the consul.
Yeah. And they, some of them just on
paper and from outside looking in, don't seem like they have
the credibility to, you know, add like and for this yeah, I
do. This point if there are two dual
to be a surprise to us because again going back it says that he
looks like he was the he selected some of the most
popular and it is the most popular if you're going to
popularity. It's such a weird like you just
abandon this plan, speak people who would be good for the job
because you can't go to talk. So to, to talk to, to create art
for everyone, like music is involved as dance.
There's everything you have to pick someone who is well, What
do I know? I'm sitting in my so this guy
know, essentially what you're saying is what child's meghani,
the the creative Enthusiast, the guy who who, who took this to
court? Yes saying and he essentially
said in one of his statements, certainly no selection process
has been shown as to how they Levin were, right?
Yeah. From the massive eight million
Kenyans on The Tick Tock platform from which the
appointees appear to have been drawn that so spicy.
And then he says, You're implying number actions above
are in flagrant, disregard of the law, which our client will
not countenance. So, clearly like these people
pushing back and listen in the, the Justice in charge of
whatever. Lawrence burgundy, suspended,
the consoles and everybody. So according to the chords fish,
it should not be going on but like according to a Babu it
will. So I'm To see what happens.
But rutile blessed him with this thing.
So I that, I hope it doesn't work.
Because, yeah, I mean, I'm paper, it seems like definitely
need. We definitely need a Kenyan G,
is to be back up and managed properly the canyon Grammys.
But we saw a have to have the framework is really important
though. Have to figure that out before
anything else. Awesome.
We're going, what we're going to put our like, we're gonna pay
Pay attention to this stuff because like all the people it
seems like such great promises but like that's always been
getting. Honestly, it's just been
promises. We don't want no promises.
No promises won't do anything. Promises are as cheap as dust.
Let's see some Building. She'll just chips as they would
say in their egos here. Speaking of the UK, you know, UK
could also stand for uncultured clan, which if you look at the
word culture, like culture clean, it is just car, deeply,
keep going, keep going. No culture is cut the B's kids.
Okay, so name and as we know, cardi B is a prominent artists
in the music industry and when you speak about the music
industry, obviously you're going to talk about Music.
And when you talk about music and you know, culture is, you
know, the young like reaching into that bag of grasping at
anything to tie this together. So, really grasping to say this
together. I said that to say new music
sorrow. My is, what are you doing?
Sighs together does? It's a very, very weird.
Not to though, I've never seen that kind of not before.
That's a new one. Anyway, you busy instrumental
music, man. Whose job waiting to hear what
you've been listening to. I hope I don't disappoint the
street. Honestly, I wish I had.
I haven't paid all the attention to new music.
I I know why I probably should have but yeah, yeah.
But I mean, Zoom through it. I don't like zooming through it
because then you're you develop a zoo me, what you call it
opinion. So let me pull up what I think.
Slacked, sorry. Could you talk as I Oh my God.
Are we going? You'll make it seem like so.
Nothing is wrong? Yes, a new music.
Well, I'm just gonna have to say we'll have to see what I listen.
Okay, please do. The first song.
I listened to was Casey fire Casey's new song with Keisha
first time. Yeah, he's going to jump really
far. The substance tie is it looks
like he's building up to a project, right piano.
He announced the project he announced his droppings.
Oh, he did. Did I mean yeah.
Okay. Looking forward to that for
sure. I enjoyed it.
It's very the weekend s but also the weekend.
I mean it's not really the weekend because like it's still
it's like an 80s like retro like synth wave type sound.
So it's not really attributed to the weekend, really.
But like the weekend is there is his most his yeah.
Well, he's popular recently years.
He's made it, he's made it his own.
And this just sounds like That he's yes it does.
And that was really it was a really good lesson to ya for me.
I'm shattered Casey, bro. Shut up.
Casey he needs to come to Kenya in Kenya and if he does come to
Kenya, I'm Gonna Be Ready with Beats for you already know.
Anyway, sorry that's a sidebar. Some what else is listening to
you? Talk about what you understand
to very dropped inside out what you think of that.
Inside a Storyteller. I actually really liked it out
produced by GL. I liked it.
I thought it was a good. Listen I liked his vocals on the
song. Yeah, I thought it about you.
It was cool. School is what you would expect.
I guess I'm waiting for when they would maybe have a few
joints on his album. Like I want to see him give For
something that's a little bit out of his comfort zone.
Just to see how his fans would take it because we expect this
kind of song from him. You know what do I know though?
Anyway, on-site or more just sounds and kou aki-nee the Jedi?
That's a nice name. Motor sounds has been dropping
repeatedly. That's good.
I don't know if you heard that I did, I did.
Yeah. Ego by fancy Fingers and It's
the name cracks me up. Bananas, overdose.
I can't believe you bananas over this has been around. 5:30 might
have had that name once but bananas overdose though.
Like what I like to know how to do origin origin of that name.
Is Lisa Larry actually don't know, I don't know the origin
but I think it's an interesting thing because it's it captivates
an anesthetic overdose. And what did you think about the
like The Indian samples and Indian boy at school.
I'm always with people like putting new sounds in there.
Let's see if it works, I guess. Yes, the thing much guess a job
to River. Yeah, much guess is he's doing
this? Doing on some country me?
Yeah, just cool. We need more that, that's good
to have that social diversity in here.
Yeah. Let me see.
Let me see, let me see. New funk against Israelis in
music. He disease stage releasing
music. You know how they do it?
It does this released. Of course, why you asking?
No way he did no way. They least we didn't do it last
week and he released again, we need to stop mentioning to it.
No, I know you're joking re-releasing what he does, he's
released music. Yeah, yes coach tank in here
with, you know, ideally on Josie Shava Shava Shava Shava.
And I see this, you know, I was about to make a joke Joke that
oh, wow, this week, There's no, it does is music and his dad
another week for that joke maybe next time it does.
This is a beast woman. Yeah.
Yeah that's that. New video released encourages
your homey groovy man, and I've rarely heard her on afrobeat.
So this was a nice like know the Beatles.
Okay. I feel like the beach could have
gone better from chap. Given her a little bit more.
It sounded a bit. I don't want to I don't want to
say because I didn't anything you say or do when you're
talking about other people's music or sound like you're
hating, I don't sound like a meeting, but I felt like maybe
the college would have been a little bit better groovy Joe
definitely should be looking out for that.
So anyway, it's it's cool. I feel like, I'm just what did
you listen? Talking myself into a hole.
What did you listen to you? You talk now you talk now.
Please lost by did listen to last bite.
Talking night. Oh no, I did not.
I literally like it's like on some house like Vibe, it sounds
like it could be an on an episode of Love Island.
What's lover? If you watch Love Island, you
you'll know exactly what I'm talking about.
You've never watched love Island some yeah.
Previously on love Island. No, I did.
You say we're going to jog my memory if I haven't seen it.
Love island is it's a dating show.
It's a UK show. That's where it started, but
it's also in USA and Australia, see loves their teaching shoes.
Essentially, they put 10 castmates in a villa together
and the supposed to find love. It's very entertaining.
I am a very huge fan of love. I are you hopeless romantic
anyway? Hopeful romantic or remote.
It's not about the romance. It's about drama drama.
And the senselessness. Yeah, that's what it's about.
Yeah. And then I listened to flex
baijiu phase Tesla and spoke and solid tone that was cool.
And then the legend octopus released a song cjy.
Those also cool but for me, the so the Thing that stood out the
most this week was the EP by mr. Copy new music.
Freddie didn't give him. No love, that's ridiculous.
For me. It didn't man.
It don't mean me personally, who is putting this thing together
you guys get serious. Yeah, but you can turn
everything on it though, that's the thing.
Aside. But what what did you say?
I'm so you can put every every single release on here.
So, yes, you can because there's a lot of Songs from foreign
people in the playlist. But hey, that's the Kuwait.
That's true. You get rid of some, get you to
get rid of some of these people. Yeah, we don't.
Yeah. But but, but, you know, you
know, what the rationale is, you know, they're like, you know,
like we said, the funny thing about playing this is, you think
a playlist is what's gonna put you on, but essentially they
want to put music on a playlist that's gonna get them more.
People going to their playlist which nasty work.
It's like, Yeah, I guess that's just how it looks.
But anyway, so cop released a project called music to step 2.
It's an EP it's only four songs. 10 minutes long or my god, do
you know how for me? This is perfect because of my
shot at the, attentions fun, obviously cop produced.
The whole thing. I loved the transitions on this.
I think the transitions are sick and and I love the Easter eggs.
The last two songs are both two minutes and 54 seconds, we do
before any of that stuff. That's just a coincidence.
And it's not actually a, there's no way that's a coincidence.
No way. That's a coincidence.
It could be though, it could be a, who knows?
So yeah, the the drums on this project like the a to weights
and just the drum work. Insane.
Insane level of production. Yeah, on that.
Front answers. And so, yeah, man.
Shout out to cap my favorite song on there was just the step.
Yes. Bunch.
Just because, man, the production on that, like, he
just decided, you know, what? A to it.
He just said he to it. Yeah.
Hey guys, here is rates for you. Yeah, scintillation.
I'm gonna do them. Yeah, that song has a busy.
It has quango and it has Swahili poppy on it.
And I think they, They all came through.
Yeah, man, fire. So I don't know, some, if you
would, I don't know. I think for me, I don't want to
play like the step you. This one.
Give the people the phones. Let's give people the bounce.
So yo, here is the step. Yes, Bunch by mr.
Michael Carpenter. AKA cup, aka the guy who
produced. Oh my God, what's this song?
Wrong with the butcher. So yeah.
Yeah. Yeah, AKA mr.
Producer of yeah, he has the step.
Yes Plunge. See what it does.
Don't buy, let me show this girl. 100% you and getting your
blessed by shipping, hang on me. So Hannah / saying getting your
leg by q and you mess week. Yeah.
Trying to reach but you can't keep throwing a lot at leaf.
Richard, please don't give up my child.
Yes, that was cap. Michael Carpenter of his latest
ep. The step is Bunch.
That was the step is Bunch. The EP is not called the step is
Bunch. The EP is called Anthem music to
step two is the Step 2. Yeah, I was digging the marching
sounds. He put it.
So this is really music to step to like this, very literal.
So yeah, shout out to them. Shout out to capture coming.
All those notes Cup coming through with the concept concept
songs. For sure.
You know, they had the listening party at our studio that the, on
the Thursday, I wasn't there. But like ISO from the stories
like this in, pretty cool. So shout out to them and yeah.
Yeah. So that was our Michael Jordan
episode man. We were super anti.
Hope you felt the intensity. I hope you felt just the
passion. The The undying.
I can't say, no always win. I can't say no, you can listen.
No, is not in Michael, Jordan's vocabulary, they might be, I
will go down. Oh but it's not, it's not No,
No. Yeah, well yeah, because yeah,
yeah, well, but anyway, yeah, episode 23, man, our Jordan
episode. Okay, broadcast we go.
Thank you guys so much for the support.
We've had on our previous episode.
Yeah. Or first ever interview, that
see pretty cool. Pretty cool stuff.
Shoutout to Philo again. And yeah man, we look forward to
doing more interviews. Will see what the future holds
for sure. Finding out if other people
feel, if how other people feel that Tikka tacos will be but
charging the way for them that was too spicy indeed.
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