Showing posts with label Afrobeats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Afrobeats. Show all posts

Thursday, 14 April 2016

VALENTINE EUROPE YOUR DATES ANNOUNCED

Valentine's fans across Europe rejoice. The phenomenal Afrobeats dancer has just released his European tour dates.

Get ready Europe.

⭕MAY 14 Zaragoza(Spain)
⭕May 21st Valencia
⭕June 4th Barcelona
⭕June 11th France

Any enquiry to attend and take part contact:
Tel:  +34631921545
Mobile: +447405151028 or +2348031902460
Email: info@kazrich.com

Friday, 11 September 2015

UGANDA'S WOOL BETAH SOULJA TO SUPPORT VALENTINE IN CONCERT

Rising star Wool Betah Soulja will support Cameron born International Afrobeat artiste Valentine at his UNDISCOVERED album launch concert on the 1st October. The TAMBULA singer has just performed at two of the biggest cultural events this summer the Kitenge Festival UK and Kenya in the Park. Wool Betah is under the Jozyz Agency Management.

Come support and show love. Details below

Location address
CC LOUNGE
26 New Kent Rd, Elephant & Castle, London SE1 6TG

Rising and support stars on the night performing live

BM
JULZ
HARMONY
CROME
ROTIMO
KATONGO
SAXXY
JON GUCCI
WOOL BETAH SOULJA
MADDOG

DJ on the night
DJ JOURNEYY BEATS
DJ MAGIC JAY
DJ ENGLISH BAILEY

Presented by
️Dwain Dskii Entertainmet
Karmel Kandyy

Start from 7pm prompt until 11pm
After party on the same venue until 2am

£10
Gueslist contact
And tickets
07539307450
07852209646
07950998610

Thursday, 6 August 2015

CONVERSATION WITH JOZY: MUSIC SPOTLIGHT ON WOOL BETAH SOULJA

I got my name when I realised I could sing and write music. Logic behind it always been focused that everything will be better and that's why I branded myself as "WOOL BETAH SOULJA". I’ve been performing since I was a young boy performing in school back in Africa at Music Dance and Drama school.
Before i got into music i was supporting young adults towards independence and reaching their goals. I realised i wanted to pursue a career in music because
I find it easier to express my feelings through my music. I would like everyone to communicate this way through music. My music in three words is liberating for others. My biggest challenge on my music journey has been awaiting feedback and promoting a song. Music has a great impact on the young. My advice to them is to concentrate on the lyrics more than the beats. I enjoy a live stage any day because of the atmosphere and the crowd helps me perform best. My musical influence is rreal life stories what people are going through all over the world. I hope to send messages through my music so people can relate. I am very versatile with my music so every song sends out a different message. Ensi Etukuba” is the one song of mine I don’t mind performing over and over again. My own life experiences and it motivates me to continue my journey. In the next 5 years as an artist I’d like to progress the way Eddy Kenzo has, world wide success. Some people think success is all about money but for me I believe success is achieving everything you set out to achieve and for me that is having my music heard worldwide. 

My up to date performance plans are a Video premier on the 8th August at club La Face, Don't miss that because it's going down and performances on the 15th at Mama Jumbe's at an event called Kitenge Festival UK. Am so excited and can’t wait. My music is unique because every song I make has a personal message from either a life experience of my own or one that somebody has shared with you and has touched me. 

Currently I have no agent but I have a group called Big Mind Entertainment and welcome any sponsors to support me with my music.

Contacts for Wool Betah Soulja:
Facebook.com/kamoga.johnson
Instagram: Wool_betah







Wednesday, 29 April 2015

MUSIC SPOTLIGHT: SPILLA DON TO LAUNCH KOLOLO DANCE IN LONDON

Ugandan Entertainment Connection UK 's  Spilla Don to launch his hit Kololo Dance video in London under Jozyz PR handling.

You can listen to this afrobeat mega hit by following the link below: https://soundcloud.com/spilla_don/kololo-dance-spilla-don

Wednesday, 28 January 2015