Exciting Authentic and Uplifting African Drumming. Great for safari, adventure, African jungle scenes, travel channel, documentaries. Trailers, Discovery, National Geographic TV Films, web flash animation African product placement and ethnic based visuals. Instrumental, African, Ghana
Riding on a caravan through the Africa mist, hearing the native drums and chanting as you travel. This track features native African percussion Caxixi, Udu Drum, Kpanlogo, Gankogui, Crashbox, and chanting male voices. Great track for Travel Channel, Film, Documentary, Educational material. Instrumental, African, Ghana
An exotic, positive, African groove track influenced by traditional and contemporary music of Ghana. Would work well in many adventure and action scenes as well as scenes including safari, travel and nature. Would also work well for documentaries, commercials, and corporate applications. Instrumental, African, Ghana
Exciting Authentic and Uplifting African Drumming. Great for safari, adventure, African jungle scenes, travel channel, documentaries. National Geographic TV Films, web flash animation African product placement and ethnic based visuals. Instrumental, African, Ghana
Nketoade is a Twi word which translates itself to English as (little things tastes good). Nketoade over here refers to a young lady whom FreeVibe founds to be attractive. The production credits of this party jam goes to LazzyBeatz. Nketoade will be good for the dancefloor. Male Vocals, African, Ghana
West African to the nth degree! Tons of percussion! Aggressive underlying rhythms provide the platform for a nice call and response section. Picture anti poaching patrols responding to illegal hunting activities. Or village natives disputing land rites with govt. officials. NOVA, Discovery etc. Instrumental, African, Ghana
Gye Wani” is a Akan statement that translates to English as either “Be Happy”, “Enjoy” or “Party Hard. FreeVibe speaks in favour of the most important but least appreciated aspect of the life we living – Happiness, He emphasis on having one life to live on Earth, hence the needs to enjoy, Male Rap & Vocals, African, Ghana
Bright & friendly African welcome. An uptempo, vibrant & colourful introduction, from a warm & welcoming people. Really depicts the enthusiasm, diversity & friendliness of the country. Great for travelogue, documentary, multi-media & commercials. Main, underscore, 60's & 30's, Instrumental, African, African Pop
Ohemaa (Queen) as the song’s title tells is a love song for a precious lady. The song talks of how to treat and compliment the one you love. This song will be perfect for a romantic scene between a guy and a woman. Male Rap & Vocals, African, Ghana
A peaceful world music track with subtle rhythm that will immediately relax you. Features the Balafon und Calabash from Ghana and is perfect behind videos, documentaries or more animated guided meditation. Instrumental, African, Ghana
An atmospheric and smoothly presented Afro-Trap song with a blend of African and Western overtones very much aimed at the contemporary cutting-edge chilled Club audience but ideally suited to many Film, TV and Media presentations. Male Vocals, African, Ghana
An atmospheric and smoothly presented Afro-Trap song with a blend of African and Western overtones very much aimed at the contemporary cutting-edge chilled Club audience but ideally suited to many Film, TV and Media presentations. Male Vocals, African, Ghana
Fusion of spoken word and neo-traditional music from Ghana in West Africa. Zagunor speaks about everyday life in Africa and the troubles women go through daily. Sad story about African women crying every blessed day because thier children are dying. Tribal tale of loss and hardship and sadness. Male Vocals, African, Ghana
Contemporary fused zouk groovy Afro Pop music that can get the party started. This West African rhythmic style is fused with interesting synthersizers and breaks that are so dancy-like. Great for introducing an exotic feel into your production. Instrumental, African, Ghana
An atmospheric and smoothly presented Afro-Trap song with a blend of African and Western overtones very much aimed at the contemporary cutting-edge chilled Club audience but ideally suited to many Film, TV and Media presentations. Male Vocals, African, Ghana
