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Intro
02:20
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Mayedeen
03:33
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Like a Tree
06:09
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Shidaa
03:59
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Hewale
01:33
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Heritage
01:44
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Ayinye
03:39
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Adakatia
03:29
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Ebenezer
05:20
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Spirits
04:20
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Immigration
02:55
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Gbelemo
05:12
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Yaa Yaa
04:43
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K.O.G (Kweku of Ghana) Sheffield, UK
Leader of afro-fusion collective K.O.G & The Zongo Brigade.
Singer and front man of ONIPA.
Co-founder of Zongo Music – a collective for alternative music, based in Sheffield and Ghana.
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