Yves Tshimanga Productions in collaboration with Tabilulu Productions, Coco African Prince, CAUSE & Restaurant South Beach Cafe are proud to sponsor the "Supreme African Sound", which will take place at the ELG House of Joy in the Bronx on June 07, 2008.
The Supreme African Sound seeks to discover the most danceable African music judged by how full and energized the dance floor is. The outcome of the competition is determined by guest judges who will critique the crowd, the energy and happiness on the dance floor. This year judges will be Fally Ipupa, Shiko Mawatu, Papa Shee and Kaysha.
Is it the Congolese music, which has made all Africa dance for a long time or is it the Ivory Coast music with its dance Coupe Decale or is it a totally different African country: Cameroon, Cape Verde, Gabon, Ghana, Kenya, Madagascar, Mali, Nigeria, Senegal, South Africa, Togo...? Who will be crowned the "Supreme African Sound"?
Show the judges what your country's got. Come June 07, 2008. Party will start at 10PM - Until....A day of fun, music and lots of Dance.
We will play music from all over Africa including Cameroon, both Congo, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Mali, Nigeria, Senegal, South Africa and more....
Music by: DJ Pitch One.
Admission: $25.00 (in advance) and TBD (at the door)
Where: ELG House of Joy
1240 Edward Grant Highway
Bronx, New York 10452
Directions:
Coming From Massachusetts, Connecticut
1, Take I-95 South toward New York
2. Take the Jerome Ave exit, EXIT 2A
3. Take the Jerome Ave South ramp
4. Turn LEFT onto Jerome Ave.
5. Turn Sharp Right onto EDWARD L GRANT HWY.
6. End at 1240 Edward L. Grant Hwy, Bronx, NY
Coming From Washington DC, Maryland, New Jersey
1, Take I-95 North toward New York via New Jersey Turnpike
2. Take EXIT 15W-18W/I-280/ George Washington Bridge
3. Keep Right to take I-95 N/New Jersey Turnpike N toward Fort Lee/George Washington Bridge
4. Keep Left to take I-95 N toward G W Bridge Upper level
5. Take the Jerome Ave exit, EXIT 2A
6. Take the Jerome Ave South ramp
7. Turn LEFT onto Jerome Ave.
8. Turn Sharp Right onto EDWARD L GRANT HWY.
9. End at 1240 Edward L. Grant Hwy, Bronx,
Taking Major Deegan (I-87)
1, Merge onto I-87 N/Major Deegan
2. Take the MACOMBS DAM BR exit, EXIT 5, toward E 161 Street
3. Turn SLIGHT LEFT to take the ramp toward W. 155 ST/ Manhattan
4. Take the MACOMBS DAM BR ramp toward YANKEE STADIUM/E 161ST/MANHATTAN
5. Stay STRAIGHT to go onto JEROME AVE.
6. Turn LEFT to stay on JEROME AVE.
7. Turn LEFT onto EDWARD L GRANT HWY
8. End at 1240 Edward L. Grant Hwy, Bronx,
Coming From Massachusetts, Connecticut
1, Take I-95 South toward New York
2. Take the Jerome Ave exit, EXIT 2A
3. Take the Jerome Ave South ramp
4. Turn LEFT onto Jerome Ave.
5. Turn Sharp Right onto EDWARD L GRANT HWY.
6. End at 1240 Edward L. Grant Hwy, Bronx, NY
Coming From Washington DC, Maryland, New Jersey
1, Take I-95 North toward New York via New Jersey Turnpike
2. Take EXIT 15W-18W/I-280/ George Washington Bridge
3. Keep Right to take I-95 N/New Jersey Turnpike N toward Fort Lee/George Washington Bridge
4. Keep Left to take I-95 N toward G W Bridge Upper level
5. Take the Jerome Ave exit, EXIT 2A
6. Take the Jerome Ave South ramp
7. Turn LEFT onto Jerome Ave.
8. Turn Sharp Right onto EDWARD L GRANT HWY.
9. End at 1240 Edward L. Grant Hwy, Bronx,
Taking Major Deegan (I-87)
1, Merge onto I-87 N/Major Deegan
2. Take the MACOMBS DAM BR exit, EXIT 5, toward E 161 Street
3. Turn SLIGHT LEFT to take the ramp toward W. 155 ST/ Manhattan
4. Take the MACOMBS DAM BR ramp toward YANKEE STADIUM/E 161ST/MANHATTAN
5. Stay STRAIGHT to go onto JEROME AVE.
6. Turn LEFT to stay on JEROME AVE.
7. Turn LEFT onto EDWARD L GRANT HWY
8. End at 1240 Edward L. Grant Hwy, Bronx,
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8 comments:
TO ALL:
I am an American, but spent many years living in The Congo. I love the music of The Congo, and think it perfectly captures the spirit of Africa. I hope The Congolese sound is victorious, because I keep hearing that the Ivory Coast is getting bigger and better.
I cant wait to show the judges that Congo Music is the best hahaha!!! See you all there!!!
I am excited to attend this event, I love African music and culture. My friends and I are really looking forward to this party.
The Supreme African Sound, commend these brothers for putting together a GREAT EVENT! Who will win? Who has the hottest dance steps? Who is going to bring the most energy? Whats most important is that we all come together for a night of peace and love! I'm Haitian and my people cut holes in the dance floor, watch ya step. June 7th will be a fun night of music and dance, be there or be square!
Wow! What a great time to use my newly found Congolese Dance skills. I guess all of that practice will pay off on this night. I can't wait to go and immerse myself in one of my favorite music genres of all time!
Thank you!
Once more and without a doubt, DR Congo will be the clear winner. Thank you, Supreme African Sound, for putting up this event. Now we know summer 2008 will be off the hook.All the way from DC, baby!
I can't writte in english but i writte to french please translate.
la musique congolaise est la clé des musiques, coupé décallé a commencé avec gaou, qui est joué sous la guitarre de Mario de franco Luambo Makiadi, Quel tapis, eh bien sans commentaire eza nde musique congolaise allez suivez la rumba congolaise c'est elle LE GUIDE... Moto alakisaka nzela bazalaka toujours sima na ye,
1. Congo
2. Coupé décallé
La rumba congolaise toujours imité jamais égalé.....
Mireille Kabala
Nous attendions ce moment depuis longtemps pour remettre les pendules à l'heure et montrer à tout le monde que la Musique Congolaise est toujours au top.
Nous serons tous là au rendez-vous.
You think dancing is easy and only for Africans? Think again folks, I will show you what a white dude from Chicago can do with an African sound and a beautiful African lady on that dancefloor. I am coming to you NYC, see you on the 7th of June. I love African music!
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