EP.08 || ESL: Mr. Culture - Exploring 4/4 Time Signature in West African Culture

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Heroes Diary is a celebration of Black successful Heroes. The purpose is to inspire, to actively change the narrative for black people, and the coming generation of Black people & ethnic groups to the possibility of success and excellence, whatever their chosen craft. We are actively working to change the narrative for young ethnic minority & black people that success at the highest level is achievable, regardless of race, background, belief system & barriers through dedication to craft (whatever that may be). HOSTED BY: Keni Ogunlola (@kenilola)

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EP.08 || ESL: Mr. Culture - Exploring 4/4 Time Signature in West African Culture | Talking Drum

Heroes Diary

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2 years ago

EP.08 || ESL: Mr. Culture - Exploring 4/4 Time Signature in West African Culture | Talking Drum

🌌 Welcome to Talking Drum and Black Love onHeroes Diary Podcast 🌅 EP.08, where we immerse ourselves in the rich tapestry of West African culture with Mr. Culture. Join us in exploring the rhythmic heartbeat of 4/4 time signature, brought to life by the enchanting Talking Drum, and celebrate the essence of Black Love. Let's embark on this cultural journey together! 🥁❤️ 🌅 The Journey Continues EP.09 || Africas best black achievement || Michael Tubes: The man who photographed the famous and influential (HD live) 🌍🎤 Ayan De First AKA Mr. Culture is a Nigerian born British musician best known for his talent and skill with the African talking drum and introducing it into the western world. he has played for the likes of King Charles III and Sir. Richard Branson, not only introducing the African talking drums to the western world, but introducing everyone to the rich African culture that the African talking drums represent. hosted by: Keni Ogunlola (@kenilola)