Beats Therapy

One thing  I love about my generation is the ability to come up with words that never existed before. Oxford dictionaries are not as important. The invention of the URBAN DICTIONARY has swept in a new era. Nowadays , you can get online,add your own phrase or word to the famous dictionary and U'll see it being used all over twitter, face book and other struggling social networks. Looking at music. One thing for sure is that music to me is a way of life. I have not updated my blog for a while because 1) I was trying to re-discover myself.(I don't even think I know the meaning of this but it sounds serious so I might as well take the opportunity to introduce it to my vocabulary! 2) finalize university: I actually kinda miss Univ, I miss seeing guys staring at chics' chests and all the foolishness univ has to contain. 3) focus on becoming a year older. This is the last day of my birth month which means I am aging, and yet I have so much to do!!! 

Leaving that aside, I really want to share my views on African music. Yes!!! I know I am African so it is obvious, but on a serious note, our music we as Africans is still struggling to make it to the top. Without saying much for now, I will be posting ma best and worst music videos of the week from all corners of Africa. My aim is to critize POSITIVELY and see to it that our music goes far and wide. I know you must be wondering if I am qualified to doing so. I solemnly stand firm and say that I have great taste  and this not only stretches to the opposite sex but also to all things entertainment. I am one of the few Africans who actually go to the music shops and libraries to purchase a complete original African album. We start from here tomorrow... NUFF SAID!!!