Ma'di Vibration

Written by Ijjo Johnny in collaboration with brother Francis Lodi. Adelardpal Studio, Kampala Uganda. Special thanks to contributors Vuciri Isaac, Martina Keji, JD Production, and Joseph Oliha, Cover designer. Goro Meaning (Cattle Kraal), I found my Kraal gate open early in the morning and my cattle are all gone. I will track it down the thief, whether a lion, a hyena, etc.

Mama, by Ma’di Vibration. Written by Francis Lo'di FT Ijjo Johnny, Adelardpal Studio Kampala Uganda. A special dedication to Sabina Foni Stephen, my Mom. The message is true for all Moms in this world. The song has lines in four different languages, Arabic, Swahili, English, and Ma’di. Basically thanking Mom for her struggle in taking care of us. Will update on the lyrics later. It is a good reminder for everyone to appreciate motherly love and thank our Moms for being there for us.

Written by Ijjo Johnny in collaboration with brother Francis Lodi. Adelardpal Studio, Kampala Uganda. "Drici". People can be mean ruthless to each other a behavior you don't see among animals. Our people are scattered all over the world because of human evil behavior. It is safe to be in the animal kingdom than our human world.

Ma'di Vibration decided to give a gospel flavor. Ganiani, the Lord has all the wealth, don't put your heart to the worldly riches, and give your heart to the Lord. Written by Lo'di in collaboration with Ijjo. Adelardpal Studio

Written by Ijjo Johnny FT brother Francis Lodi, Keji Martina, and Vicky Muraa. Adelardpal Studio, Kampala Uganda. This is a Nyakiro flavor. The warrior in Madi-Vibration is my inspiration for this song, let’s go back to the roots. Kelemete, this is like 911 in Ma’di. Once you hear kelemete don’t ask questions, it is rescue mission. The only catch is, if you sound Kelemete it better not be a false alarm, traditionally you will pay the price dearly. However, let us first rush to the Kelemete then ask questions later. Let us be our brothers’ and sisters’ keeper.

Ijjo Johnny FT Francis Lodi, Adelardpal Studio, Kampala Uganda. Akulubarau in Arabic in reference to those who are greedy. The song is a mixture of Arabic, Ma'di and Swahili. Back in the day we used to share with our brethren and there was not friction whether some one was poor or rich. We came to this world with nothing and we will go back with nothing. We are all brothers and sisters lets learn to get along.

Written by Ijjo Johnny in collaboration with brother Francis Lodi. Adelardpal Studio, Kampala Uganda. Angeli (Angel), Ma'di-Zouk. This song is an uplift to ma'di girls and those ladies married to ma'di men. Their qualities are always God fearing, respectful, and beautiful. They are the definition of home.

Written by Ijjo Johnny in collaboration with brother Francis Lodi. Recorded at Adelardpal Studio, Kampala Uganda.