'Afrika Shox' - Leftfield;Afrika Bambaataa
Release date: 6th September 1999
The British electronic band Leftfield formed in 1989,
all band mates are from London, England. They were a duo of artists and record
producers, who were hugely influential in the evolution of electronic music in
the 1990s. The term progressive house was to define their style; it was a fusion
of house, dub and reggae. They were the production team which brought back
house music from the brink of commercial mediocrity. To produce their sound,
they combined the classic soul of early Chicago and New York house to create
classic, intelligent dance music.
Afrika Bambaataa
Afrika Bambaataa (Kevin Donovan) is an American DJ from the south Bronx in New York. He is recognized for releasing a series of genre defining electronic tracks in the 1980s, which as a result influenced the development of hip hop culture. He is one of the originators of break-beat dj'ing and is respectfully known as the 'godfather' of hip hop culture, and the father of electronic funk. He is responsible for spreading hip hip culture around the world. Afrika Bambaataa means "Affectionate Leader".
Afrika Bambaataa (Kevin Donovan) is an American DJ from the south Bronx in New York. He is recognized for releasing a series of genre defining electronic tracks in the 1980s, which as a result influenced the development of hip hop culture. He is one of the originators of break-beat dj'ing and is respectfully known as the 'godfather' of hip hop culture, and the father of electronic funk. He is responsible for spreading hip hip culture around the world. Afrika Bambaataa means "Affectionate Leader".
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