Akyeame - Aseda
from Move It Chaleh! by Various Artists
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This is a slightly older song by Okyeame Kwame and Quophi, re-released partly to honor their upcoming reunion. Aseda features a much moodier sound than the average upbeat hiplife track. The intricate drum pattern, close to Northern Ghanaian tradition, is adapted from the Ashanti adowa rhythm. Aseda means thank you in Twi, the song is a thank you to all the mothers of the world.
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from Move It Chaleh!,
released March 20, 2009
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