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Dir_Luca @Dir_Luca · 4d

Hokoso!

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caroll
caroll @carolkiwi · 1w

Drew Something on Procreate and joined some stuff together to make an album cover

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caroll @carolkiwi · 1mo

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Tavonga
Tavonga @tavonga · 2mo

Melopod Challenge

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Chamakanda
Chamakanda @chamakanda · 1w

Vabereki

I wrote this song from a true life story after seeing the sacrifices my parents did for me to become who i am

Can you relate & Would you send this to a parent who sacrificed a lot for you

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#vabereki #chamakanda
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Chamakanda
Chamakanda @chamakanda · 1w

Vabereki

“Vabereki” by Chamakanda is a heartfelt reggae tribute to parents—their sacrifices, struggles and unconditional love. Raw, relatable and deeply Zimbabwean, it turns gratitude into a powerful anthem for every child who owes their parents everything.

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cxrterrr
cxrterrr @cxrterrr · 1mo

ZOE

lwk made it for my crush but eh

alt rnb
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Fadope
Fadope @Fadope · 1mo

IYEN OTO (GBOJA)

Fadope finally drops a crazy street anthem you have all been waiting for. Titled IYEN OTO (GBOJA), beat was originally made by DJ Kamol 2 and DJ Biosky. No long talk, download and stream and share the crazy vibes

Amapiano
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Mazvita
Mazvita @Mazvita · 1mo

Nothing can beat 90s rap, it was pure flow and talent. We have tupac who released hits like dear mama. Biggy Smalls released juicy. Ice cube, dr. dre and eazy e were also iconic. The best 90s hip hop songs are like the best music of any decade of any genre. Expansive, uncategorizable, and powerful. The following list encompasses artists from around the world, transforming the genre irrevocably, and doing it to an audience that got bigger and bigger as the decade went on. By the time the 90s were over, hip hop wasn’t just a genre anymore. It was pop music, its most successful songs regularly crossing over. The list below shows how that all happened, and hopefully provides a few avenues for further discovery. The 1990s was the golden era of hip-hop, defined by the East Coast vs. West Coast rivalry, the birth of gangsta rap, and classic boom-bap beats. Key artists like 2Pac, The Notorious B.I.G., Dr. Dre, and Nas shaped the sound of modern music. 90s rap was one of the most influential er

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