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Releases by matata
There are two bands that go by the name Matata:
1) Hard funky soul with an Afrobeat backbone from Matata,who arrived on the London scene (via Kenya)in the mid 70s! Matata leaned mightily on the JBs for their groove, and laid out a heavy, rock solid variation on JBs funk with an African percussion base of congas and bongos at the core. The horns take a more Afrobeat tack, too, with punchy blasts and solos peppering the numbers.
2) MATATA is a kenyan Music and Dance Artist group that consists of 5 members, Marcus Ojiambo, Ken Kimathi, Richie Mathu, Freddy Milanya and Festus Mwenda. The group was founded in the year 2016 when the members who coincidentally knew each other from before in Kenya met in the city of Oslo where each one of them had gone to pursue further education.
The members who had been notable figures in the Kenyan dance industry prior to moving to Norway decided to join forces and together started the MATATA crew in Norway which become a recognized brand in the Norwegian dance and urban scene performing on TV, Festivals and Even become the 2 time champions of measure your crew dance competition.
In the year 2017 the group started pursuing music and slowly started combining the art of dance and music together in their performances, but it was not until 2018 when the group started recording music and in August 2019 realesed thier first single DENGE, which was accompanied with a dance challenge #dengechallenge which went viral on the social media platform TIKTOK and WhatsApp. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
Afrobeat Funk & Soul - Matata (which means “trouble” in Swahili) was an African funk band who took nightclubs by storm and jammed with some of the big...
Long admired by fans of Afro Funk, Matata were contemporaries of Osibisa, Cymande, Assagai and other black groups from the early 1970s who fused Afric...