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Matata Mkubwa-Percussion - See more info.
<p> Matata Mkubwa -&nbsp;<em>&quot;&nbsp;A big problem&quot;&nbsp;</em>&nbsp;in&nbsp; the Swahili language from Africa.
 Sultan Makende
Matata Mkubwa-synths and beats - See more info.
<p> A slow and pulsing combination of synths and beats, giving a feeling of rising tension and anxiety.
 Sultan Makende
Matata Mkubwa-no percussion - See more info.
<p> <em><strong>Matata Mkubwa - Big Trouble</strong></em> in Swahili<br /> A slow an pulsating fusion of electronic synths, beats, and African chanting, giving&nbsp;a feeling of tension, anxiety, stress&nbsp;and wierdness.
 Sultan Makende
Hilife and da good life-drums and percussion - See more info.
<p>Happy, tropical&nbsp; hilife from Ghana.
 Baranta
Afrobeat In Da street-full version - See more info.
<p> A funky, traditional Nigerian Afrobeat groove in the style of the great, late <a href="https://en.
 Baranta
Talking to my drum - See more info.
<p>A bouncy percussion based track, featuring West African talking drum, congas,&nbsp; Brazilian cuica,&nbsp;&nbsp;bells and shakers.
 Sultan Makende
Matata Mkubwa-No vocals - See more info.
<p> <em><strong>Matata Mkubwa - Big Trouble</strong></em> in Swahili<br /> A slow an pulsating fusion of African percussion with electronic synths and beats,&nbsp;giving&nbsp;a feeling of tension, anxiety, stress&nbsp;and wierdness.
 Sultan Makende
Afro-Latino Lite-groove-1 - See more info.
<p> A light percussive &nbsp;Afro-Latin groove that would work well bubbling under almost any kind of scene, even with dialogue over the top.
 Baranta
Harmattan Mid Beat - See more info.
<div> <span style="letter-spacing: 0px; font-family: arial, helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 14px;">Named after the dry and dusty Saharan wind that sweeps down across West Africa from November to March.
 Dave Yowell
Harmattan - See more info.
<p>Named after the dry and dusty Saharan wind that sweeps down across West Africa from November to March.
 Dave Yowell

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