EPISODE · Sep 20, 2024 · 49 MIN
Earth Music, Fela Kuti & Documenting your Journey w/ Etuk Ubong
from Music Travel Guide · host Maikol Piardi
Etuk Ubong is without a doubt one of the most electrifying trumpet players in Africa.Seun Kuti himself called him ‘one of the best things to come out of Lagos,’ and it’s easy to see why. Etuk picked up the trumpet at 14 and hasn’t looked back since.What sets him apart is his fusion of Afrobeat, Highlife, Jazz, and the traditional drumming of the Ekombi, creating his signature sound, 'Earth Music.' It’s a captivating mix of spiritual, high-energy, and deeply moving rhythms.I had the chance to sit down with Etuk before his set at the Dürchluften Festival 2024 and our conversation was nothing short of inspiring.We dove into his musical influences, deep connection to Fela Kuti, jazz studies at the University of Cape Town, and how he crafted his unique genre: Earth Music.We also touched on the importance of documenting your journey online, and Etuk had some incredible insights to share on that. Chatting with him was a spiritual experience, and I hope you'll feel the same listening to the episode. 🎧What stood out to you most?Let's talk about today's episode: 👉🏻 Let's connect on Instagram 👉🏻 Drop me a note at [email protected] our Online Music Networking Event on Tuesday, September 24 at 7 pm CET!I'd love to invite you to our Music Networking Event! The event is the perfect opportunity for you to connect with other artists &musicians worldwide. It's a chance to share your ideas and discuss various aspects of your musical realm, such as upcoming releases or shows, exciting music discoveries, ongoing projects, seeking feedback/discussing your major challenges.Get ready for a session filled with great exchanges. 🙂To join the session, access the Zoom link 👉🏻 HERE. PS. Make sure to add the event to your calendar.I can't wait to see you!
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