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Showing posts with label Tonye Aganaba. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tonye Aganaba. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
9-Why go Back-feat. Homesick & Tonye Aganaba by BLACKLOVEMUSIC
During my recent trip to Los Angeles, I was lucky enough to hook up with my new friends Dr.Oop and Nucleus ( the young boy wonder)!! We hit the studio at the Temple and this is just one of the gems we cooked up in the lab!!
Why Go Back? feat. Homesick and Tonye Aganaba from the Shambhala Inspired EP, Alive....and well? by The Road Warriors.
9-Why go Back-feat. Homesick & Tonye Aganaba by BLACKLOVEMUSIC
Labels:
hip-hop,
Los Angeles,
make it happen,
music,
Shambhala,
SoundCloud,
Swing,
the Road Warriors,
Tonye,
Tonye Aganaba,
vancouver,
vocal,
Westcoast
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Make It Happen - The New Music Video!
Tonye Aganaba’s upcoming single and music video “Make it Happen” will be released on 11/08/2010 as part of a new campaign to help bring awareness to children's suffering in third world countries.
"Every child is born with the right to live, but not an equal chance"
Vancouver (PR WE July 30, 2010
Vancouver-based Zimbabwean/Nigerian soul singer-songwriter Tonye Aganaba has teamed up with Lebanese producer Wael Halabi Hakim to release a music video for Save the Children titled "Make It Happen". The project was inspired by the personal experiences both have had watching people suffer in their respective homelands. The video is an artistic conceptual story about two different worlds, their similarities, their differences and how we can help make change. The theme behind the video is children playing soccer, which is an international sport everyone around the world can relate to. The money raised by the music video will be donated to the “Every One” campaign, whose objective is to end children suffering from basic illnesses in third world countries. The single "Make it Happen" is produced by Tobias Schuch and can be found in all online major music outlets such as iTunes and Amazon starting August 11, 2010.
The artist Tonye Aganaba was born in London, England on October 24th 1985 to a Nigerian father and Zimbabwean mother. She recently opened for international artists like Talib Kweli and Sean Paul at some of the biggest venues around Vancouver like the Vogue theatre. It is said that every time she performs she creates a new shockwave to the Vancouver music scene. She also runs an organization called "The Living Society", which focuses on teaching underprivileged people the basic fundamentals of music and the positivity it can bring in your life. She is currently working on her debut album which is set for release later this fall. As Tonye was growing up, she visited developing countries in Africa and saw how children were suffering from illnesses and lack of basic needs. After that experience she Her mother runs a rape shelter in South Africa, which also played a role in evoking her need to help people. Working with Save the Children’s has always been a passion of the artist. She wrote the song “Make it Happen” after reading that “this year almost nine million children around the world could die from basic illnesses before their fifth birthday.” Being a mother of a 5 year old daughter, Tonye values all children and believes in the cause and making a difference. Every child is born with the right to live, but not an equal chance ("Every One" slogan). The goal behind the video is to create change and build an equal chance for the future of all children alike.
The producer and music director Wael Halabi Hakim was born in Beirut, Lebanon on November 28 1986. Growing up in a land witnessing conflict, wars and tragedies, Wael was determined to make the world a better place. At the age of 18, Wael opened an event production company with his partner called "The Sound of United Clubbers". They pioneered several forms of events which boosted the Lebanese economy. After attending university, he travelled to Vancouver to continue his education at the Vancouver Film School to adopt techniques that he can use to fulfill his passion.
The premiere of the video will be held at Studio 538 in downtown Vancouver on August 11, 2010 with an international release to all major online retail outlets on the same day. The production of the music video is: directed and edited by Sencer Yalcin, cinematography by Brendan Preston, casting by Bhadnet Kahsay, and visual effects by Ehab Kamal and Ana Mendez. To learn more about the artist or the "Make it Happen" music video, please visit www.TonyeAganaba.com.
"Every child is born with the right to live, but not an equal chance"
Vancouver (PR WE July 30, 2010
Vancouver-based Zimbabwean/Nigerian soul singer-songwriter Tonye Aganaba has teamed up with Lebanese producer Wael Halabi Hakim to release a music video for Save the Children titled "Make It Happen". The project was inspired by the personal experiences both have had watching people suffer in their respective homelands. The video is an artistic conceptual story about two different worlds, their similarities, their differences and how we can help make change. The theme behind the video is children playing soccer, which is an international sport everyone around the world can relate to. The money raised by the music video will be donated to the “Every One” campaign, whose objective is to end children suffering from basic illnesses in third world countries. The single "Make it Happen" is produced by Tobias Schuch and can be found in all online major music outlets such as iTunes and Amazon starting August 11, 2010.
The artist Tonye Aganaba was born in London, England on October 24th 1985 to a Nigerian father and Zimbabwean mother. She recently opened for international artists like Talib Kweli and Sean Paul at some of the biggest venues around Vancouver like the Vogue theatre. It is said that every time she performs she creates a new shockwave to the Vancouver music scene. She also runs an organization called "The Living Society", which focuses on teaching underprivileged people the basic fundamentals of music and the positivity it can bring in your life. She is currently working on her debut album which is set for release later this fall. As Tonye was growing up, she visited developing countries in Africa and saw how children were suffering from illnesses and lack of basic needs. After that experience she Her mother runs a rape shelter in South Africa, which also played a role in evoking her need to help people. Working with Save the Children’s has always been a passion of the artist. She wrote the song “Make it Happen” after reading that “this year almost nine million children around the world could die from basic illnesses before their fifth birthday.” Being a mother of a 5 year old daughter, Tonye values all children and believes in the cause and making a difference. Every child is born with the right to live, but not an equal chance ("Every One" slogan). The goal behind the video is to create change and build an equal chance for the future of all children alike.
The producer and music director Wael Halabi Hakim was born in Beirut, Lebanon on November 28 1986. Growing up in a land witnessing conflict, wars and tragedies, Wael was determined to make the world a better place. At the age of 18, Wael opened an event production company with his partner called "The Sound of United Clubbers". They pioneered several forms of events which boosted the Lebanese economy. After attending university, he travelled to Vancouver to continue his education at the Vancouver Film School to adopt techniques that he can use to fulfill his passion.
The premiere of the video will be held at Studio 538 in downtown Vancouver on August 11, 2010 with an international release to all major online retail outlets on the same day. The production of the music video is: directed and edited by Sencer Yalcin, cinematography by Brendan Preston, casting by Bhadnet Kahsay, and visual effects by Ehab Kamal and Ana Mendez. To learn more about the artist or the "Make it Happen" music video, please visit www.TonyeAganaba.com.
Tonye Aganaba - Make it Happen from Wael Halabi Hakim on Vimeo.
Vancity Calling - Tonye Aganaba
Recently I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Drew Hutchinson and Matthew Lawless of the new Vancouver online arts and culture magazine VANCITY CALLING!
ABOUT VC: Vancity Calling is a Canadian online music and cultural arts portal produced in Vancouver with the aim of promoting local talent. Vancouver has a rare and vibrant music scene rich with cultural fusion and diversity.The mission of VanCity Calling is to present the Western Canadianartists to the world. The talent is flourishing here, it’s time for
the rest of the world to notice.
THIS SEASON: Dancers, singers, rappers, fashion designers from around Vancouver. Stay tuned! Episode 1 is out, and they chose to profile me!
Massive Thanks to Drew Hutchinson, Matthew Lawless, Mark Smith and the rest of the VC familia!
ABOUT VC: Vancity Calling is a Canadian online music and cultural arts portal produced in Vancouver with the aim of promoting local talent. Vancouver has a rare and vibrant music scene rich with cultural fusion and diversity.The mission of VanCity Calling is to present the Western Canadianartists to the world. The talent is flourishing here, it’s time for
the rest of the world to notice.
THIS SEASON: Dancers, singers, rappers, fashion designers from around Vancouver. Stay tuned! Episode 1 is out, and they chose to profile me!
Massive Thanks to Drew Hutchinson, Matthew Lawless, Mark Smith and the rest of the VC familia!
Ep.1 | Tonye Aganaba from Vancity Calling on Vimeo.
Labels:
arts,
culture,
music,
New Music,
Tonye Aganaba,
Vancity Calling,
VFS
Friday, July 16, 2010
There are few people on this planet lucky enough to feel COMPLETELY in tune with another human being. There are even fewer who get to know the joy of someone truly understanding your full potential. I am so blessed to have Wael as my manager, constantly striving to make sure that I operate at my maximum level of EPIC-NESS!
And without further ado, I present to you...WE!
And without further ado, I present to you...WE!
Labels:
Airloom Music,
make it happen,
manager,
Tonye,
Tonye Aganaba,
wael hakim
Monday, July 12, 2010
Tonye Aganaba - Somebody to love ( Queen ) Live
Great New Video from City Motion Busking Series on Friday!
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Tonye - Kiss me (Demo) by thelivingsociety
Demo Version of upcoming release Shut Up And Kiss Me!
Enjoy!
Enjoy!
Labels:
Adam Mills,
Allegro Jones,
beats,
female,
hip-hop,
music,
Pop,
R7B,
soul,
SoundCloud,
Tonye Aganaba,
vocal
Friday, April 23, 2010
SAY MY NAME REVIEW!!
http://phatsobrown.wordpress.com/2010/04/21/electro-of-the-week-say-my-name-by-jeff-daniels-feat-tonye-aganaba/
Check out this link to my new favorite blog!!! A review was just posted about SAY MY NAME - Jeff Daniels ft. Tonye Aganaba. It's steadily climbing the trackitdown charts and is gonna BLOW UP!!!!
Much Love to Jeff!!! This track rules :)
Check out this link to my new favorite blog!!! A review was just posted about SAY MY NAME - Jeff Daniels ft. Tonye Aganaba. It's steadily climbing the trackitdown charts and is gonna BLOW UP!!!!
Much Love to Jeff!!! This track rules :)
Labels:
electro,
house,
Jeff Daniels,
music,
phatsobrown,
sassy,
Tonye Aganaba,
vocals,
wordpress
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