In the current social climate, Chezidek has stepped up and continues his trend of producing conscious music with a positive message. His new single “March” is a call for mobility and equality; reflecting the global movement of justice for all.

July 23, 2020 will go down as a special day for Chezidek. The roots singer’s latest album, “Hello Africa,” will be released on that date by Tad’s International Record; significantly, it is also the birthday of Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie I.

The date is important to Chezidek who, like all Rastafarians, revere Selassie as an omnipotent figure. Produced by his Cheziberry Records, he believes “Hello Africa” is his most hard-hitting work to date, boosted by songs like “Because I’m Black,” and “March.”

“Because I’m Black,” a jab at institutionalized racism, sets the tone for “Hello Africa” and the second single “March” calls to global unification and action to tackle the injustices of the world.

A few hours ago, Lila Iké a member of the In.Digg.Nation Collective, shared the official video for her song “Forget Me.” This is track number five (5) on her recently released EP, The ExPerience.

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Germany has been ahead of the game as it relates to partying while maintaining physical distance. A couple months ago there were reports of drive-in raves in Germany, where patrons pulled up in a huge parking lot and remained in their cars (singing and dancing) as the DJ played the music.

Now they’re taking it up a notch! On July 10th, the Junkyard – located in Dortmund, Germany – will host a live outdoors event, with a special performance by Jamaican artist Anthony B.

As you can imagine they’re being very careful about the number of people they allow in. As such, all tickets are pre-sold online and there is a limited amount. In order to honor the social distancing guidelines Anthony B will perform on tracks as opposed to with a band.