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an afro-fused whirlpool of unique, ground-breaking melodies that are sure to set your soul on fire

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The Soul Force Debut Album

Natalie Warren: Lead vocals, Guitar and Flute

Denis Inyani Kuta: Lead vocals, Guitar, Keyboards, Percussions, Kenyan harp

The Soul Force Project celebrates Afro-Fusion music, planted deep in East Africa and reaching out sweet musical fruits to the rest of the world.

Natalie and Denis, both singer-songwriters and instrumentalists of different musical heritage, create provocative and enchanting melodies that merge both contemporary and African indigenous sounds into a whirlpool of dynamic rhythms and emotion. The sound is progressive, exploring new landscapes of freedom that have no borders.

Take a LISTEN now to new skin on the rhythms of world music:

Composed and arranged by Natalie Warren and Denis Inyani Kuta, the following tracks are from their debut recording project that took place in Blu Zebra Studios, Nairobi in 2006. These tracks feature an effervescent cross-section of Kenya’s leading musicians, a myriad of contemporary and indigenous instruments as well as the languages of Luhya, Kiswahili, French and English.

To listen to the tracks, please click on the Play PLAY icon next to the song title. To download the song, right click on the link.

1. Soul Force - Salam Aleikum
2. Soul Force - Leo ni Leo
3. Soul Force - Come on Home
4. Soul Force- Gari-ee

The Unity Concert Live Recordings

The following tracks are from the Unity Concert that took place in Nairobi in January 2007, featuring a dynamic line up of many of Kenya's leading afro-fusion artists. Through the first one week Soul Force music workshop, these artists were able to come together for the first time to share their music, in order to raise awareness for victims of rape through performing at the Unity Concert and welcoming the World Social Forum to Nairobi. Each singer-song writer donated a song to the week long workshop, in which the other artists and musicians learnt how to take part in, as well as composing new material together. The group consisted of a great variety of people from Kenya's 42 different tribes, such as the Maasai, Kikuyu, Luhya, and Luo and thus The Unity Concert was a great expression of both cultural diversity and cultural unity at the same time.

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