Roots Rocking Zimbabwe - The Modern Sound of Harare' Townships 1975-1980 (Funky Reggae extract)

🎥 Behind the Research: Roots Rocking Zimbabwe In the 1970s, a new sound was rising from the underground clubs and townships of Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) — a fearless fusion of rock, Congolese rumba, mbaqanga, soul, and traditional rhythms. Against the backdrop of colonial rule and growing resistance, musicians like Manu Kambani, Zexie Manatsa, and Thomas Mapfumo cranked up the volume, creating music that inspired a generation. The compilation "Roots Rocking Zimbabwe - The Modern Sound of Harare' Townships 1975-1980" traces the electrifying journey of those artists, the studios that captured their fire, and the struggle that made their music a symbol during the liberation war in 1976. From the fuzzy guitars of The Green Arrows to the hypnotic pulse of Chimurenga, these sounds refused to be silenced. Watch as we are tracking down the musicians or their right holders for licensing and interview purposes. Credits to @ https://www.instagram.com/edd.jj/ @ https://www.instagram.com/afreekaya_27/ SUBSCRIBE TO ANALOG AFRICA´s CHANNEL - http://bit.ly/2riUuLL VISIT ANALOG AFRICA - https://analogafrica.bandcamp.com/ LIKE ANALOG AFRICA - https://www.facebook.com/AnalogAfrica FOLLOW ANALOG AFRICA - https://www.instagram.com/analogafricarecords/ NEWS ABOUT ANALOG AFRICA - https://linktr.ee/analogafrica FOR LICENSING AND ENQUIERES PLEASE CONTACT : info@analogafrica.com