Soul and Funk made the bed for High Life AND roots reggae.I know there was more than rap breh I used rap because it has permeated a lot more than soul or funk ever did. Back then there was still a lot of ethnic and tribal music stylings now a lot of the music is derivative or American or Caribbean genres...
Jordan in your avatar, the word "dusty" and coming from the THIRD WORLD where cacs can fukk kids and cops tirn a blind eye.black american culture has ruined all black culture's around the world
you nikkas and your dusty"ratchet " ways
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NO it's not you can't be serious... Fela is one artist and afrobeats 1 sound it was a west African phenomenon... Africa is a huge placeThis is all destroyed by FELA KUTI. And the afram influence on early afrobeats
Pray tell, what are the influence ingredients in regards to afrobeats and jamaican music in general?Popular british black culture is a mixture of imported jamaican culture and appropriated/imported afram culture (even the british whites jack heavily from black america...see british invasion)). More recently you've had a more direct continental african influnce through afrobeatz.
Lol carribean been in btitain 70+ plus years.
And they culture diff from afro americans.
They bite a few things but its diff
Afrobeats and High life is derived from AA music.NO it's not you can't be serious... Fela is one artist and afrobeats 1 sound it was a west African phenomenon... Africa is a huge place. When Fela was around you didn't have African music sounding as similar as it does now.. shyt would change drastically within a country just going to a different region. You have African old heads from the Fela Era who never heard his music. If you gonna claim influence on early Afro beat then It's like a Mali breh saying he got some credits for Blues. I don't claim AA music that has West African influences is from West Africa... some of these music stylings were evolved and progressed a lot further removed from their influences that they have their own Roots even with a lineage that can be traced elsewhere. The cross influence between West African and Latin music was also major. That doesn't make Latin music West African. Just like you can't take credit for Reggae while simultaneously discrediting the Dancehall rap influence. It doesn't work.
Brehs need to be honest and give props where it is due rather than just chest thumping.
But AA's claiming reggae is like Jamaicans claiming Rap. Those music genres has lineages you can trace back n forth but that doesn't make them non Jamaican or non American. Like I said above that's about as accurate as a Mali breh claiming the delta blues.Soul and Funk made the bed for High Life AND roots reggae.
There are no caribbean genres without AA music. It's not separate or shared, it's a masked derivative propped up by pride, weed consumption, and sex tourism.
Way less dynamic and mutagenic.
yes and that's a microcosm of African music in that era. Back then most people were still steeped in a lot of ethnic style music. type of shyt you would hear in a world music compilation back in the day... region to region it was not the same. Fela and the West was heavily Western influenced not the whole continent.Afrobeats and High life is derived from AA music.
100%.
We're not.But AA's claiming reggae is like Jamaicans claiming Rap. Those music genres has lineages you can trace back n forth but that doesn't make them non Jamaican or non American. Like I said above that's about as accurate as a Mali breh claiming the delta blues.
nvm
this is where we always disagree... you won't give Ja brehs their propsWe're not.
The ingredients were DIRECT, the jamaican originators took flights, bought records, heard "jive talk" and derived "toasting" from that.
This is backlash from the kool herc myth.
Hip hop is not shared AND we played a part in creating the music liars said contributed to hip hop.
No Rock, no ROCKsteady.
No SOUL, DOO WOP, no ska.
No R&B, no reggae.
The reverse doesn't apply.
kunta, oldhead that's me.